I feel that entire inter-body communication is scalar based, that's why we do not readily detect any signals with standard equipment, and whatever is detected is very faint as well.
Apparently there's a minimum signal strength required to penetrate the skin first, in order to cause some effect in the blood stream.
Also, I always thought that square waves looked rather strange and unnatural yet most of these kinds of devices use them in some form. Only upon closer look one starts to realize that these square waves are actually short duration fast rise and drop pulses.
I'm puzzled about the use of biofeedback in Scenar devices. Are they using skin resistance as a parameter?
The skin resistance is a localized manifestation that depends on various factors and so skin is not equally resistant across the entire surface of the body. Not sure what tuning the Scenar based on skin resistance will do, unless it is used to adjust the signal for best penetration but then I am not aware of which principles this is done or what does it depend upon.
Did they come up with that through experimentation and clinical testing or is it just an assumption or a raw measurement of some sort that lead them to it.
Though it sounds as if these items are worth exploring since you had good personal experiences with them. I'm just always interested in what makes these things "tick" and why they do what they do.
Apparently there's a minimum signal strength required to penetrate the skin first, in order to cause some effect in the blood stream.
Also, I always thought that square waves looked rather strange and unnatural yet most of these kinds of devices use them in some form. Only upon closer look one starts to realize that these square waves are actually short duration fast rise and drop pulses.
I'm puzzled about the use of biofeedback in Scenar devices. Are they using skin resistance as a parameter?
The skin resistance is a localized manifestation that depends on various factors and so skin is not equally resistant across the entire surface of the body. Not sure what tuning the Scenar based on skin resistance will do, unless it is used to adjust the signal for best penetration but then I am not aware of which principles this is done or what does it depend upon.
Did they come up with that through experimentation and clinical testing or is it just an assumption or a raw measurement of some sort that lead them to it.
Though it sounds as if these items are worth exploring since you had good personal experiences with them. I'm just always interested in what makes these things "tick" and why they do what they do.
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