Tapping into the Human BioField and how its Reshaping our Understanding of Life w/ Eileen McKusick

➡ The text discusses the concept of the human biofield, which is like a personal bubble where we store our life experiences. It also talks about a weight loss peptide called retatrutide, which reduces appetite and burns fat. The author, Sarah Westall, interviews Eileen McKusick, a pioneer in the study of the biofield. They discuss the importance of understanding our biofield for better health and well-being.
➡ The text discusses the concept of the human biofield, which is described as the body’s electrical system. This system includes the energy that powers our heart, brain, and flows through our blood, bones, skin, and fascia. The author also talks about how our memories are stored in this biofield and how it’s connected to the larger field of life, known as the Akasha. The text also touches on the effects of consuming certain substances like oysters and psychedelics, suggesting that they can have a significant impact on our biofield and overall health.
➡ The text discusses the use of psychedelics and their potential for expanding consciousness, but warns against overuse due to potential harm to the body. It also explores the concept of water as a conscious entity, capable of holding and transmitting information, and how our emotions can affect the water within us. The text further delves into the idea of a ‘light body’ or ‘biofield’, which is both biological and spiritual, and can be manipulated from a distance. Lastly, it mentions a study on biofield tuning, a method of using tuning forks to correct the body’s electrical system and alleviate conditions like anxiety.
➡ Tuning forks can help us hear the ‘vibes’ or frequencies our bodies give off, which are linked to our emotions. These frequencies can be heard when they intersect with the overtones and undertones produced by the tuning fork. This process can be used for healing, as it allows the body to hear when it’s out of tune and correct itself. This method can even be used remotely, despite sounding far-fetched, it’s based on the principles of resonance, entrainment, and bioelectrical coherence.
➡ The speaker discusses the misuse of terms like “AI” and “Quantum” for marketing purposes, arguing that many companies are oversimplifying complex concepts. They emphasize the importance of understanding these concepts accurately and being able to explain them to others. They also discuss their work in bioelectric coherence and biofield tuning, which involves using sound to promote health and well-being. They express their commitment to this work despite skepticism, and share their experience of helping people overcome issues like anxiety and depression.
➡ The biofield, an energy field around our bodies, is not just a shapeless mass but has structures that store our emotions and memories. These memories are stored in specific locations, like a file drawer, and can be accessed and even altered using tuning forks. This process is similar to editing a music file, where you can balance the sound. By doing this, we can help the body to shift and sometimes permanently change negative patterns, although some deeply ingrained patterns may require multiple sessions to alter.
➡ The text discusses the concept of ‘tuning up’ the body to release tension and improve overall health. This process helps to address unresolved memories and emotions that can cause physical issues like inflammation. The author mentions an upcoming study and provides resources for those interested in learning more, including books, tuning forks, and online sessions. The importance of ongoing maintenance for health and well-being is also emphasized.

Sam Ram that specifically in tuning the human biofield that we have our own little localized bubble where we are laying down the tracks of our life. The vibrational experience that we’ve had and as we imprinted into our own field, we are also imprinting it into the larger field. So the, the Akasha is the fundamental fluid that all of life is like the ether, the Akasha water, like it’s all different densities of the same fundamental stuff of life. And it is all a record keeper. Just a short break from the program to share with you an amazing peptide to help you lose weight.

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You can ask her any question you want and get all your answers to this. How to take an injectable and there shouldn’t be any fear in doing that. It is easy and straightforward. Go to sarahwestall.com under shop or use the link below and remember to use coupon code Sarah. Welcome to business game changers. I’m Sarah Westall. I have Eileen McKusick coming back to the program. We did a show many years ago is a couple years before COVID I actually published a book on how water connects all living things and it was really an interview with her on how water connects all living things and it was, it’s really inspirational actually.

But I wanted to bring her back and talk about the biome and you Know our biofield. She’s been a pioneer in this industry where she’s mapped out the biofield and what it is. And she’s very scientific, different from so many people in the Woo woo field. They aren’t very specific. And she’s very specific and scientific is why I’d like to talk to her. And she’s a pioneer in this whole field. Field. She has 10 teachers underneath her. She’s trained 3, 500 people on how to do this. And a pioneer in the field. But before we get into that, I want to remind you that we did a webinar on quantum energy.

I did it with Ion Mitchell and Philip from Lila Q. You know, from Quantum. Quantum Upgrade is really what it is. They have two different companies, Quantum Upgrade and Leela Quantum. But the Quantum Upgrade where they use quantum energy to help you with all sorts of different things. But they have more placebo controlled study studies than anybody in the world and through independent institutions and they’ve just been forging the path in this area. And it’s beyond time that we did a webinar where people could ask questions and do live Q A. It’s going to air July 23rd at 5:00 p.

M. And you might have time to still watch it. If not, the replay is going to be up and it’s going to be free for four weeks on my sub stack. Everything goes behind a paywall after four weeks. But you can go to sarawestalt.substack.com and you can see it there. Okay, let’s get into this conversation with Eileen McKusick. But I also have the link to the book that I did with her back then, the older interview on how water connects all. All living things. If you want that as well. And that will be free. Okay, let’s get into my really interesting conversation with Eileen McCoosing.

Hi, Eileen. Welcome back to the program. Hi, Sarah. It’s been a while. It has. You came on my show and we talked about all sorts of cool things like the biofield. And also it was one of the first programs, I think, that went wide that talked about the connection of water and all human things and how much that impacts all of us. And then I published that article or that interview in a book and gave it away for free. And it was because it was so interesting for so many people. So I wanted to revisit that.

But so much has happened since. Since that. We have a lot to talk about. Yeah. What year was that? Was that 2017, maybe 2018, something like that. But it was, it was pre Covid by a few years and the world was really different than I. It felt like everything, people were really engaged in this area of just really exploring and learning and, and getting out there. And now it feels like all the, the mainstream media has infiltrated in and Covid and it was like everything’s just, it’s almost like they ripped all that away from us and then reestablished what they already had to create to so that people aren’t like seeking for new understanding of things anymore.

I’ve noticed that, but you haven’t. Your work is a new understanding. And so people find me, you know, then that, that’s my audience is really people who are looking for alternatives. Do you feel it’s growing? Do you think that is still growing like it used to? Or maybe I’ve just felt because I’ve been so censored and put into a box and, and so that’s what I see. Yeah, no, I mean, I would say that it is growing. You know, my books continue to sell well, in fact better than they have. I have one book come out in 2014 and one book come out in 2021 and they’re both doing better than they ever have right now.

Well, that’s great. Well, but see, I think Covid woke a lot of people up and I think it’s still. But I, I, I also see maybe what I’m seeing is that the trajectory was just so high and then they’ve like flattened it out a little bit. But maybe not. Maybe the masses are waking up and I’m just not acknowledging it like I should. You know, it happens in pockets. Right. Like it, it’s hard to going on everywhere. And I, I can see your perspective. Like there is a certain element of growth and expression and sort of freedom to express that did get squashed.

And you know, that that which was trampled, I think is only just coming, finding its way back up again. I agree with that. I feel like the censorship is as intense as it’s been. You know, people that I know who share kind of controversial opinions have been finding an audience, so. But not huge audiences. Like I would say that even though I’m doing this for a really long time, like 30 years, next year I will have been. Congratulations. Yeah. And I’m still below the radar, which is fine. You know what I mean? There’s something to be said for.

There is something flying under the radar, you know, sort of incrementally going up. But I don’t feel like the world is hospitable. To necessarily, if I were to pop out from under the radar with my tanning forks and my biofilm, you know, there’s a lot of people who are really jerks and it’s a real ripe tomato target. You know, as a female scientist, as a female inventor, and as somebody who’s talking about something that, you know, at the end of the day, this understanding of the biofield, this moving into an electric health model, is extremely disruptive.

I just saw an article that said that 39 of 50 states, their number one employer is healthcare. Yeah, yeah. You know, and it’s all in that chemical, mechanical, reductionist model. Why do we need so many? Because the model’s wrong and failing and people’s health is failing. But we know from, you know, working in this physics based, biofield based perspective that it’s, it’s a lot more effective. It’s really just a lot more effective physically, mentally, emotionally. Because your biofield, your electrical system is upstream of your physiology, of your chemistry. Well, let’s talk about what the biofield is.

What is the biofield? Yeah. Okay. Well, for those of you who are watching the video, I’m showing a model of a torus. This is a sphere, the central channel down the middle, and it has 12 bands. And these bands circulate through the central channel and also out around the outer boundary. And through really clinical discovery, like really hands on, in the clinic, poking around in the atmosphere around the body, this shape revealed itself to me. I found a membrane about 6ft away from the body, front, back, sides. And then within it I discovered that I was encountering information that was essentially people’s memories.

So it took me a while to kind of understand the biofield. Right. I didn’t have a word for it early on. I didn’t know what it was that I was working with because we’re not taught that our body has electric current running through it. And anything that has electric current running through it has a magnetic field around it. And the human body is no different. And even if you take something like a bar magnet and you put a piece of paper over it and you sprinkle iron filings, it’s going to form these bands like I showed you, and create like a toroidal kind of shape.

So it’s actually just very logical that the body has this expression of an electromagnetic field. And so what is the biofield? I would say the biofield is your body’s electrical system in its entirety. It’s the energy that beats your heart that makes your brain waves function, that flows through your Blood, your bones, your skin, your fascia, and that the magnetic field that is generated that surrounds it, like you can’t separate this idea of the field from the electric current that’s there. It’s kind of all one and the same, your electrical body or your electrical system. So I would say that it’s your sense of I.

That it’s your conscious mind, that it’s your subconscious mind. It’s where all your memories are stored. And I discovered that they are stored in standing waves in the atmosphere within our toroidal bubble, and actually mapped this field with a tuning fork. So I used them like you would use sonar. Hold on a second. So you’re saying the memories are stored here? All of our memories. What is the difference between the Akashic records and our memories in our biofield? Have you ever thought about that? Or is that. I would talk about that specifically in tuning the human biofield.

That we have our own little localized bubble where we are laying down the tracks of our life. The vibrational experience that we’ve had. And, and as we imprinted into our own field, we are also imprinting it into the larger field. So the, the Akasha is the, the fundamental fluid that all of life is like the ether, the Akasha, water, like it’s all different densities of the same fundamental stuff of life. And it is all a record keeper. So the Ether, the Akasha, even the water here on Earth holds the record of everything that ever is or was.

And on a certain level, everything that ever will be as well. Why ever, whatever will be versus. I mean, I understand the past. How does that define the future? Because a lot of people say the past, future and present are the same. But why is. Yeah. Have you come to a good way of explaining the future being there too? Well, I would say in a way, like if you, if you think about, let’s just make a container. Like if the universe is a. Is in the ether, let’s just give it a shape that it’s inside a sphere or a Taurus.

And then time is the movement of waves traveling through this medium. Right? So ether is outside of time. And time is the process of vibrations moving through ether or, you know, periodicity. Right? It’s movement that creates life, but it’s all happening within the container that is giving rise to it. Right? So. So on a certain level, it’s what will be, is implicate within that which will give rise to it. I mean, it’s, you know, we’re getting into, you know, territory that’s a little hard to talk about, but. But really all times are now, and it’s only like the journey of our perception through.

Through the now that appears to be happening in time. Huh. Interesting. I. I haven’t quite been able to mentally understand. I mean, I can theoretically understand it from a mathematical standpoint or something, but I don’t. There’s a difference between understanding and knowing, you know? Understanding. Right. Yeah, yeah. I’d say, like, eat some mushrooms, have this knowing. I didn’t have this inner sense. I didn’t have this experience. Because our entire education is in this realm of divide and conquer and. And in where our language and everything is to make us see everything as separate, you know, that we’re separate from each other, that we’re separate from the earth, that we’re separate from God, that the earth is separate from God, you know, like.

Yeah, yeah, right. Whereas it’s all connected. So. Okay, let me ask you about acid. Acid is really hard on our body. Or is it not? I mean, I would think it’s really damaging for our health, so. So. But are all psychedelics damaging to our health? I mean, don’t do acid, I would think, because it’s bad for our health. Are there psychedelics that aren’t bad for our health that actually gives you understanding and it’s a good experience? Well, I actually had kind of a psychedelic experience with oysters last night, which really surprised me, and I realized that oysters are like a drug, which I had no idea.

You know, I don’t know if you eat oysters, but usually you only eat, like, maybe four to six. And for whatever weird reason, I had it in my head that I was just gonna have a dozen oysters for dinner, and I ate a dozen oysters, and after six, I was full. But my husband doesn’t eat oysters, so I’m like, okay, well, I have to eat this other half dozen. It was a bit of a stretch to get through, like, seven through ten, but then the last three were so delicious. And by the time I finished the 12th one I was having, I had this feeling like I had so much life force moving through me.

I felt like some kind of deity, like dancing on a lotus flower. Like, I was just, wow. It was. It was, like, rapturous and ecstatic, and I was, you know, sitting at the bar at this restaurant, like, trying to appear normal. But I’ve got, like, all of this, like, psychedelic energy moving through my body. Are aresters known to do that? Well, I asked my chatgpt after that, but let me just tell you the Rest of the story. Just like any drug, I had this like, rush, this high, and then I kind of plateaued. And then I crashed, like, really hard because it took us about 40 minutes to drive home.

And I went to get out of the car and I was like, oh, what is wrong with me? And then I just wonder if I lay on the couch and I was just in this really, like, serene, quiet place, place of, you know, and then. So I was like, okay, well, what happened? Right? So I recently made a post about how all of these supplements that we take, like zinc, like copper, like CoQ10, like vitamin C, and we think that we’re taking them to boost our immunity, are actually boosting our body’s electrical system. They all improve electrical signaling, electrical function in the body.

Like, I’m starting to not believe we have an immune system, you know, that it’s really about like, whole body, whole system resiliency and the ability to manage stressors to take a hit. There aren’t, you know, there’s no war going on in invaders and attack. And, you know, like, the viruses are gonna get me that there. There is like whole system resilience, you know, to whatever emotional, physical stressors and toxins and things like that. So what did you learn about the oyster and. And from chat. Does it have that. Is that they have lots of zinc and they have copper and they have all of those things that are really good for your electrical system and they’re like, alive.

Like, what else do we eat that’s alive or was alive moments ago? So they’re full of life force and full of ocean minerals and salts and, you know, and so I got like an electrical jolt to my system of like, life force, you know, it was like, whoa. It’s like so much aliveness, right? But. But it’s so much more than I would ordinarily feel. So I went into this expansion and this ecstatic state, but then I went back into a contraction. But it was totally an electrical experience. And what I learned too, is that I will never do that again.

Never again. Why? Why would you do that again? If it was because of. Because of the crash. Okay, because of the crash. Why was the crash, though? Because. Have you thought about why the high was so high? Because I ingested so much life force, so many minerals, so much stuff that like, lit up my electrical system. I was just like. It was like getting electrocuted almost, right? So it’s not really good. I mean, that’s what I was saying. Is there any that are good to take? Because there Are people out there saying that taking, you know, these psychedelics is good? I think, you know, here’s the thing that I feel about psychedelics, because I only did acid a couple times.

I only got mushrooms a few times. It’s like there’s a to be learned. There’s. There’s an opening that can happen in your mind. There’s an expansion of consciousness that I think can be super useful. I know that that acid trip and the mushroom, you know, the psychedelics I’ve done have really opened my mind to possibilities and, like, inner experiences. I don’t think they’re good to do repeatedly. You know, I think it’s sort of. Or even I’ve done ayahuasca too. You know, I know people have done like 50, 60 journeys. Like, that’s a lot to put your body through.

So you think a limited amount, maybe doing it ayahuasca once or twice or maybe a few times, or, you know, maybe a couple set. A couple of sit. But here’s the thing. Like, everybody’s different, right? Everybody’s got their own path. Everybody’s got their own way of learning. Everybody’s got their own limits, right? At the end of the day, we’re the only ones that can figure out, you know, can I have two cups of coffee or three? Three is a really bad idea. You know, even with something like coffee or cocktails or glasses of wine, like, it’s.

Enjoy the poison. Just get it in the right dosage in the right way at the right time so that you’re not putting a hurting on your body so much. Interesting. Okay, so one of the other things that we talked about that which I thought was so incredible about the book that, you know, that we. It was just our interview that I published in a book, but it was such a good conversation we had about how water connects all living things and that how water goes through streams, it goes through a perspiration, and then we drink water.

And so all human beings are getting that same energetic memories and thoughts. And just. Can you talk about that? Well, it’s all one water, you know, it’s all one water. It’s not separate. And water holds information. And when you say one water, is it like when you take a glass of water and you separate it and you change the structure? Here? I. I had a scientist who did that. They had one. They sent. Literally sent the vial of water to Europe, changed it here, and the vial in Europe changed at the same time. Well, that’s what I call resonance in the ether.

And other people Call quantum entanglement. Yep. Right. It’s just the fact that it’s connected. It’s resonant, it’s conscious, It’s. It’s instantaneously aware of itself in every expression that it is embodying. Whether it’s an ocean, a stream, a bead of sweat, a tear, a cloud. It’s all one water with one self awareness. Right. I don’t know if you’re familiar with the work of Veda Austin, but she’s been, like, communicating with water really interesting way. Like, her work really, like, opens the door. Like, wow. Like, is water conscious? Right. Like, and it would appear that it is. And, like, what is life like? Water is life.

Without water, we don’t have life. Well, how is water conscious? When she speaks to the water, does it speak back? Yeah, in a way. Like what? She has this really interesting freezing technique where she. She’ll imprint the water with, like, an image. You know, that’s one way she does it. And then she puts it in the freezer until it’s, like, partially frozen, and then she pulls it out. And the water will have created the image. Yeah, I’ve seen that. Yeah. Like, the Emoto Institute and stuff did a lot of that work. Kind of like what Emoto was doing.

Like, Emoto was like, giving water good vibes. And it was making lovely crystals. And then it was. And then they were giving water bad vibes. Like, you suck. And the water would be like. Hate would be this kind of this ugly structure, whereas love would be this beautiful. Yeah, exactly. And so, you know, when you think about it, you’re doing that in your own body all the time. Because you’re mostly water. And so any emotions or feelings or sentiments or words that you’re directing at yourself, you know, if they’re unkind, then the water in you is gonna be like, bleh.

And if they’re beautiful and loving and supportive and merciful and, you know, playful, then your water will respond in kind. And the fact of the matter is, it’s kind of when you. When you step back and you look at it really objectively, it’s kind of rude to be mean to the water you’re stewarding because you’re imprinting water that isn’t even yours that you’re sharing and passing around, that you’re sweating out, that you’re peeing out. It’s nature inside of you. You know, what are you. You’re just a drop of nature. Is that why people’s understanding of something kind of lifts at once? Like, we Could.

There’s, there’s people that lead the crowd, but humans move in a herd kind of. Do you think that’s tied to the water? Yeah, I would say there’s particular excitations and resonances and movements that grow within clusters. For sure, yeah. I mean, I just started thinking, I don’t know, I’m brainstorming, I’m just thinking about it. But what comes to my mind too is something maybe more beautiful of like many people singing together in a church, you know, and how that’s impacting the water and the water in the space and the collective space and then the sort of non local space.

Right, so. So collectively we can create more beauty, more harmony, more order, or we can create, you know, more chaos and noise and unnecessary messes. Well, you also talk about how cells communicate with each other and you’ve talked about the science behind that. Can you expand on that? Well, sure. It’s just part of this moving from this sort of chemical based perspective to realizing that you have a light body. Your light body is both biological and spiritual because your light body, your electric system, when you die, when your heart starts beating and your light goes out, it’s behaving an awful lot like your soul, right? Light can’t be created or destroyed.

So your soul, which has to be eternal because it’s light that animates your body, right? That’s your light body. So it is both biological and what we call spiritual. And there’s really no separation at all anyway. It’s just language systems that we apply to a universal phenomenon. Right. What is, is, and the lens that we choose to look at it and language, it doesn’t change what is. That’s right, yeah. So, you know, your body has a magnetic field. We can call it a human energy field, we can call it an aura, we can call it a biofield.

Still the same thing. Is it possible for us to manipulate the biofield from a distance? Yes, it absolutely is. I do it, I do it and I do it for good. But are there forces out there that are potentially manipulating people’s biofields for not good? Absolutely. And that’s part of why the biofield has been like. They keep trying to shove it into a parking lot and be like, this doesn’t exist or this isn’t real, or we don’t understand it, or, you know, people have biofield denialism that’s been programmed into them, which is highly illogical because we know that the body is electric.

Why would we? Yeah, it is kind of like that. The mainstream medical environment Won’t acknowledge it, even though the literature and other research does. And there are pockets of researchers in universities and everything that talk about that since the 80s. I’ve seen stuff probably, you know, since over 100 years, actually, but I’ve seen studies in major universities since the 80s. So, you know, why is that? Why are they ignoring that? Why? We just finished a study last year and we’re in the process of collating the data and getting ready to write it up for peer review.

And 100 volunteers, and 65 of them received five biofuel tuning sessions over zoom. And the others were a control group. Now, I haven’t seen the data yet, but we did a preliminary study with 15 people before we did this full study, and they only received three sessions. Every single one of those people came in with clinical anxiety. Every single one left without it. Wow. Without it. Wow. This is what I said earlier. This is disruptive. We’ve gotten people off anti anxiety meds, off of depression meds, off of pain meds, off of thyroid meds. Lots of people off thyroid meds by correcting their electrical system, by getting the noise and resistance out of their electrical system, bringing them into a state of coherence and regulation.

And the body fixes itself. Anxiety is rhythmic. And so a tuning fork is a rhythmic tool. And we help the body to recognize where and how it’s off rhythm and then it fixes itself. And you can do it from a distance and we can do it over zoom. Yeah. And how long can you, like, if you accept, can you sense, I mean, do you have a system to sense it or can you sense it yourself? To sense anxiety? Yeah. Can you sense anxiety? Can you sense. I mean, the tuning forks show it. You know, this is sort of the cool thing about the tuning forks.

So the tuning fork produces technically an infinite number of overtones and undertones. And aluminum forks, steel forks, not so much. The body is giving off very high frequency, very low amplitude waves. And. Right. We, every single one of us, has gotten like a bad vibe off of somebody. Yeah. Yeah. How do you feel that? You feel it? You just know that person is giving off a bad vibe. And I feel it. Okay. Because we give off vibes. And so what the tuning fork does is it enables us to hear, to actually hear those vibes, because what they, they intersect with the overtones and undertones and then that information precipitates down into the hearing range.

So let’s just say you have anxiety and you feel it in your chest. I’m going to hold this over your Chest. And you and I are both going to hear this. This double beat of the vibe of anxiety that you are giving off. And go ahead. So fear, anxiety, even excitement are all kind of in the same tone of family. So every emotion produces a particular frequency signature. Just like music, right? Music seeks to like, use music to express how an emotion feels. And. And that’s what we hear in the fort. Like, wow, that sounds sad.

That actually sounds sad. And it is sad. It’s like a sad memory. It’s encoded with this sort of its own music. Right. Our memories don’t speak English. They. They’re all vibrational of what we felt, what we saw. Yeah. An emotion has a frequency, right? Every. Not so much a frequency, but a frequency signature. It isn’t like this, you know, sadness is 972 hertz. It’s not. It’s like it has a song. And there’s different types of sadness, right? There’s like sort of low level sadness or melancholy, and then there’s like the bitterness of abandonment or deep grief.

Right. Which has a completely different tonal quality. But they’re all in the same family of sadness. But they all express. Just like if you were using music. And we can hear this in the fork. So this is the language of vibration, that the tuning forks reveal the soundscape of the body and make it audible. And so what that does is it creates a biofeedback loop for the body. Like, for example, if people have depression, very often you find the. The tone of that off of the left shoulder and it’s an accented undertone. It’s a kind of.

Right, like a flat note. And that’s how you feel when you’re depressed. You feel flat. Right. Heavy. And so I’ll find where that. That is expressing in the field. Maybe it’s right here. And then I’ll reflect it back to the body, right? And the body is like, whoa. With that reflection. Just like a mirror shows you you have a seed in your teeth. Like you couldn’t do anything about it because you didn’t know it was there. You didn’t have the reflection. This provides a steady reflection that the body actually hears itself as out of tune. And it tunes itself.

Quick break from the program to share with you something amazing. This is called sloop. It’s actually Slupp 332, but it’s shorten to Sloop. And this thing mimics exercise. It seems too good to be true. I first shared this on my substack and I had Dr. Diane Kaser and we went through all the benefits of this and the whole thing sold out. You can’t get it anywhere really across the industry and the people who are using it the most are athletes and bodybuilders and people who want to see extra performance in athletics. Because this in pre clinical studies with mice increased their endurance by by 70% and their distance by 45%.

I mean, it’s incredible. And it’s been shown to mimic exercise even when you’re at rest. In pre clinical studies with obese mice, they lost upwards of 12% of their body weight in four weeks and it increased muscle. So this is really taking the industry by storm. It’s actually not that expensive either. With my 10% coupon, it’s about $80 for maybe a two month supply if you take one capsule a day. If you decide to up it to two capsules a day because your dosage depends on what you want, then it’s a one month supply. But Dr.

Diane recommends doing one capsule a day until your body gets used to it. You might not see the same level of results right away that the mice did, but your body can get used to it and see if it’s something that you really want to do. If you are interested in this, I will have a link below so you can try it yourself or go to sarah wessel.com under shop. Remember to use the code Sarah to save 10%. Huh. Interesting. Right? So my job as a healer is really simple. Like I’m a technician. I just find the areas in your field where you’re sharp or you’re flat, where you’re offering them.

And I just hold the fork there, I provide that mirror and that metronome and the body uses that input to just sort itself out because that’s what it’s designed to do. And then I just move on to the next spot. The next spot. And how do you do that over zoom then? Because you can sense it over zoom and then the body can still hear it and correct itself. Yeah, I mean I can even do it without zoom. In fact, the very first ones I did. Now I know that sounds really far out, Sarah. Right? Like tuning for healing at a distance.

Like, give me a break. It sounds like the quantum energy stuff that we do. Yeah, it sounds ridiculous to me. It does, it does. It does. It, it does. To anybody. It sounds woo woo kind of made up, creative. You guys are just making stuff up, that’s what. Yeah, it feels ridiculous, right? I can’t tell you. You know, I probably expressed this in our last podcast, that this is an embarrassing science to bring forward because so many people have this like two first energy fields. Like that’s just so woo woo, I can barely stomach it, you know.

But that’s just a veneer because actually if you scratch the surface past that, you realize that it’s like actually physics based. It’s resonance and entrainment. The body has an electrical system, magnetic field, like it all that’s the important part is starting to understand quantum physics and, and all this area so that it isn’t just stupid, you know, it’s real, it’s legit science. Yeah. But Sarah, let me ask you something. What is quantum physics? What does quantum mean to you? Well, to me, you know, I just did a show on quantum physics. We’re doing a webinar and these guys have more placebo controlled studies than anybody in the world on what this stuff is.

And it’s really just the foundation of all that we are are all frequency. And it’s, that’s what I see it as. Now is it easy to, for me to explain what it is? No, but that’s the problem. It’s not easy for anyone to explain. And if we were to ask 10 people what quantum means, you’re going to get 10 different answers. I just wrote a paper on bioelectrical coherence versus quantum coherence. And like what it, what is the difference here? Right? Bioelectrical coherence is something that you can measure, you can measure with a heart rate variability device.

Like how coherent is the electrical output of the heart. It’s really easy to measure. Right. We can measure brainwave coherence. Pretty easy to measure. I would say that what we are calling quantum is simply bioelectrical but at a very small scale, very high frequency, very low amplitude, very connected to everything. That is because all happening in the fluid medium of the water, in the ether. It’s all one thing. Right. So, so it might be worth it go read this paper and like the breakdown of like what is really going on here is bioelectrical. But we’ve been in such denial of the electrical nature of ourselves, our bodies, our minds, our lives, the environment that we, we use this quantum term but it’s vague and it’s not measurable.

Right. Interesting. Yeah. I, because I asked, I asked Diane Mitchell, who’s a really great scientist, what is the difference between electric and the electric understanding and quantum. And he says that that’s a subset of quantum and that. So it would, but it would be interesting if you can send me that article. I’d Love to send it to him, get his feedback on it. Yeah. You know, because this is where the art, this is where it’s not arguments, but this is where the con, the construction of these, this, these fields need to happen. People need to debate it and talk about it and figure it out.

And figure it out. You know, like who do you exactly are we talking about and what language model are we going to use to describe it? You know, what makes the most sense? What’s the most easy to grasp? I saw an rv, a pretty good size RV last weekend called a Quantum. I was like, what? Here’s the deal. I now, here’s the deal with Quantum. I would say that 95% of what’s out there is just they’re using it from, for a marketing purpose, just like AI, because that’s my background. AI is, isn’t necessarily. But a lot of what I did is more advanced than what they call AI now.

And I’m like, you know, this is, now there really is language learning models and, and machine learning. But you guys are taking like basic computer stuff and calling it AI or your, you know, basic stuff or you’re just taking large language models and databases and calling it AI because it looks pretty impressive to the average person. But is it true machine learning? No. And, and so, so much of this space is just pure bs. Yes. Which is why I really want to be precise. And like this is what I’m talking about. This is what it means.

This is how we measure it. Right. Like that. There’s nothing vague about it. I like that. Yeah, well, but that brings legit. When I said at the beginning, understanding the Quantum to a point where you can be really precise brings it to being something more legit. But I really like the placebo controlled studies and the showing people how, you know, from a health standpoint how it works. Because that then people say okay, but getting to the next point of what the heck is it is important that that can be articulated and average people can, average smart people.

I don’t think everybody’s going to be able to understand it, but somebody who thinks about it, who has the ability to, you know, focus on it and is fairly intelligent, we’ll be able to understand it. Because if you can’t, then I start wondering why not? Maybe humans aren’t capable of understanding everything that is in the universe. But I would hope that if it’s something that we’re sharing and taking seriously, that we should be able to articulate it. Yeah, yeah. I mean that’s why I’ve been Writing these papers in substack, I wrote one on how bioelectric coherence is the next frontier in health.

Really describe what bioelectrical coherence is and how the work that we do with sound in the biofield helps to bring that about. And basically, it’s just being regulated and feeling pretty good and everything functioning the way that it’s supposed to. Not being in pain, not being in the past, not being in the future, not having your trauma trigger. You know, just having all your wiring be smooth and groovy and easy and gives you room to learn, to laugh, to play, to love. No, that’s great. Well, okay, so now let’s say I have anxiety, and I want you to fix me.

If you could fix me. I’m not sure if I’m fixable, but let’s say I have anxiety and I wanted. Do you meet with average people and help them get through? I mean, because if you had, like, everybody walks away without anxiety. That’s pretty impressive. Yeah. Is it something that you. You just take us on clients and. Well, how does that work? I. I used to. I started, you know, I started doing this in 1996 and in Connecticut, and you can imagine how people responded to me being like, I use tuning forks in your energy field for healing In Connecticut, like, 30 years ago, it’s like, bah.

Yeah, it’s like you said, it’s an embarrassing science to bring forward when nobody believes you. And I. You know what I have to say, though? It’s kind of. I like podcasting. It was nerdy. Now it’s not as nerdy. So maybe that’s what I don’t like about some. Some of this. But I got to say, every time I bring, like, a really controversial topic forward, where I’m one of the only ones talking about it, or I break a story every time it feels like that because I am put. The. The majority of the people push back. And so I.

So I. I can see how you feel that way. It’s like anytime that you break through in any kind of science or a new thing, it can be really hard. Entrepreneurs feel like that that’s an entrepreneurial. They’re the only ones that are pushing it forward. Nobody sees their stuff. Everybody tells them they’re a moron, and they keep going anyways. Yeah, I’ve kept going because the reason why I kept going is because I see how profoundly this helps people, and I’ve been willing to suffer the skepticism and whatever. And honestly, I don’t really suffer the skepticism because I’m Skeptical too.

You know, I understand skepticism. I’m a skeptic. I’m skeptical about everything. And I think that’s what makes me a good scientist. So I respect the skepticism and I understand the veneer of discomfort. I felt it myself, right? So I have room for people’s skepticism, and then I have evidence, and then I have logic, and I have experience. And. And in just a very short amount of time, I can carry people from that program veneer of rejection into like, oh, wow, that makes sense, right? Because it does. It does make sense. At the end of the day, it’s very logical.

So to answer your question, my practice, I really committed in 2006. I did it part time for 10 years. And then in 2006, I accidentally discovered the stuff in the field because I was just. Just working over the body. But when I started working in and exploring the field, my therapeutic outcomes became really dramatic. And I was like, whoa, this is the kind of healing people are looking for. People want to get out of pain. You know, you go see anybody, whether it’s a doctor or whether it’s chiropractor, acupuncture, you want to feel a state change, right? You want to feel different, you want relief, you want to feel like you’re getting unstuck.

And that’s what was happening. I was getting people out of depression, out of anxiety, out of pain, like, boom, boom, boom. And I was like, oh, this is actually something, right? But then I was like, oh, but there’s this whole image thing, like, I really don’t want to do that. And then I got a very clear invitation from God that was like, eileen, you have to do this. You have to bring this out into the world. And I was like, okay, I see that I’m well suited for it because I’m so logical and practical, right? I’m not airy fairy.

I’m like, what is efficient? What is practical? What is sensible? What is what rings true, right? And so, so starting in 2006, I committed to my practice. And by the time my book came out in 2014, my first book, I was. I was booking people four months out. I was in the middle of nowhere in a tiny town in the mountains of Vermont. And my practice grew and grew and grew to the point where I actually ended up having to shut it down. And I started working with groups instead, which seemed completely ridiculous. Like, who’s going to do group distance tuning, fork healing? Like, good God, I can’t think of anything more like bleh.

More stupid sounding. Yeah, yeah, I Get it right. Yeah. So I did a bunch for free. I was like, does this work? Did you feel this? I sent out polls afterwards. I’m like, tell me what you felt, what you noticed. And oh, so many people were back. And they’re like, that was so helpful. I thought you were just talking to me. Right. So then that became a way for me to treat a lot of people. Less money for them, less time for me. And so I stopped seeing clients individually. But in the meantime, I’ve been training people.

So We’ve trained over 3,500 people worldwide, and at least the first level of biofield tuning, I have 10 teachers who are excellent. So there. There are plenty of options for people to go see. And I do do some sessions occasionally here and there, but for the most part, I have a lot of other stuff going on at the moment. Well, but let’s talk about well trained. And everybody does it at a distance, distance. Like everybody learns how to do it over zoom. But one of the things that make you a standout, and this is why I’d like to talk to you, is that you’ve actually documented.

I like the fact that you’re very nuts and bolts. And, and that’s why I would say that as people understand, it starts to define scientists like you, who are more definitive, who start to define it for people, it changes things. But I. You’ve also taken the whole biofield and you’ve defined it. You’ve spent years mapping it out. Can you talk about that? Yeah. Yeah. So this was all. This was like a blind fumble in the dark with like momentary flashes of illumination and like pattern recognition being like. Oh, like, you know, just. It took about four years.

It was between 2006 and 2010 that I was in an incredibly quiet, quiet space. And up on a top of mountain, nobody around, right? I even go and unplug the refrigerator so that I could hear really deeply. And so this ability to just like listen in very deeply to the tiny fluctuations and the overtones and the undertones started to reveal the fact that this, that the biofield wasn’t just this amorphous mass, but that it actually had structures in it. Right? So just like lidar or ultrasound makes the invisible visible, the tuning forks made the invisible audible and even tangible in my fingers because I would find things that felt like walls or like rivers or like gaps or holes or, you know, there’s this whole thing going on.

And slowly what emerged was this awareness that this is what we would call mind and that our memories are stored in it. And so what I came to see was that every emotion, every major emotion that we, we feel every time we feel it. Like the record of that vibrational information of that sensation is stored like almost in like a file drawer. Like sadness goes off the left shoulder, resentment from over accommodating goes off the right shoulder. Anger goes off the right solar plexus. Like busy mind, busy body, guilt driven, overdoing right hip, right? And I observed that like everybody who came in, they’re like, oh my right hip hurts or my left foot hurts or my this hurts.

And that they had the same underlying mental emotional imbalance going on. It was like that part of their mind, right. So what I really came to see is that in this model our body is inside our mind and anywhere we go out of balance, mentally or emotionally, we start to pull the body out of balance. Yeah. So, and so there was this file drawer aspect. There was also this timeline aspect. Like if you think of your body as like all the needles on an EEG or an ekg, right. Kind of metering out the information that’s being generated.

So as information is generated, felt experienced, it would get laid down in these tracks. Kind of like hair, right? Like the newest hair is closest to you and the oldest hair is the furthest away. So the memories that are closest to you are the most recently created. And your biofield is like a hard drive. And so you know, like a 10 year old and a 6 year old have basically the same size field, but the 10 year olds has way less data on it. And as we get older, that hard drive fills up. The amount of space is still the same, but it just keeps filling up with information.

So information about your gestation is inside this double layer plasma membrane. You know the, in your moon you were in a double layer membrane. Just inside it is birth. So if somebody had a traumatic birth, my tuning fork right in this area about 6ft away is going to make all kinds of funky sounds. It’s going to feel stuck, right? I’m like, did you have a traumatic birth? And they’ll be like, oh my God, I had such a traumatic birth. It’s right in there, that’s they can access it there. So if somebody is 60, I’m going to find information that was generated when they were 30, about three feet away.

And if it was a divorce, I’m going to find it on the left side of their shoulder or they were really angry, more than sad, I’m going to find it about three feet away from their lips over, right? So so very Specifically, we can find any memory, Sarah, that you have. We can go find exactly where it is living in your field. We can listen to it as it was laid down, right? And then if it’s causing things to be out of whack, it’ll tune, it’ll have a certain sound, and you’ll give that sound to your body and your body will reconfigure it.

Yeah, it’s kind of like editing a file, right? Like a music file or, you know, you go in and you take out the things that are too high and low and you kind of of balance the sound. Well, that’s what you can do in the biofield. You can go back literally into the memory bank and you can reprogram the way the body is referencing that memory. I just worked with a woman, just one of my friends, that, who’s an acupuncturist, and we traits. So she was just here and right away we picked up this kind of tone, right? And I hear this hunkered low kind of tone.

And I was like, you were bottle fed, right? And she said, yeah. And then I was like allergic to soy and allergic to, I was celiac. And like, like she went through so much of her childhood, like under assault, like digestively under assault. And then her mom was energetically assaulting and her dad was sort of energetically assaulting in his own way. Right? And so her system has this in it. And so just by holding a tuning fork in that I was standing below her feet, I was like, let’s just listen to this. Let’s let your body hear this back so that your body can hear how flat and, you know, all those valid inputs made you feel.

And just by standing there for maybe seven, eight minutes, by the time I was done, the tone was clear, bright, strong. Right. So we went into that memory, into that current within the memory bank, that pattern that had been reinforced again and again and gave the body an opportunity to rewrite that. And does she still feel good now from it? How long ago was that? A couple hours ago. Okay, well, so let’s say you did that with somebody last year. Would that have to be done multiple times? Can it revert back? Would you have to keep doing it? How does you ever go to a chiropractor once and think that you’re going to be in alignment for the rest of your life? Would you get one oil change with your car? No, that’s what, that’s why I’m asking, like, does your body kind of remember what it was? And it kind of it’ll fix it at that, that point, but then it goes back.

So how do you get some. Go ahead. It’s both, right? Because some things you can help the body to shift and it just stays shifted and then it’s like, you know, we just helped you up that step, helped you get back in order and it never goes wonky again. But like, let’s say someone grew up in a home where their dad was really critical of them and was always making them feel ashamed of themselves and always making them questions, question their self worth. And they’ve gone through their whole life and 18 years living their dad and he’s just a jerk all the time, and then that becomes their internalized dialogue and then that’s their life.

Right. Well, that’s a lot to work with. I can’t fix that in one session. A whole lifetime of inputs of you firing up your guilt and shame zone. Like. Well, but that would that be a lot of different memories though? So, I mean. Yeah, so that’s a reinforced pattern. Like a pattern that gets, gets reinforced again and again and again. Right. So something like that. The, the duration and intensity of an input governs how much is required to back it back out again. So, you know, some things are an easy fix and stay fixed. Some things like stay good for a bit and then go back out.

I mean, I started working with a chiropractor, adjusting my atlas and it took like, you know, three or four consistent, like weekly things to get my atlas to learn to stay balanced. Right. And after a little while, because we kept on introducing it to that balanced state, it started to stay longer and longer and longer. Now if I’m under stress, if I go over a big pothole and my body goes like that, I might throw that atlas out because that’s a historical instability. So then I might need to go back. So stressors, whether physical and mental or emotional, can cause old patterns to flare up for sure.

But that’s also a really great time to get them worked on because when anything comes up to the surface, you can really work with that. Right. Because we have. Our whole life is here. Your whole life. Like what’s gonna show up? Oh, my braces. I had braces for four years. We’re gonna work on that today. You know, so there’s, there’s many, and I’ve had hundreds, if not thousands of tune ups and I keep finding deeper and deeper layers in like this archaeological dig of, of places where. And you know what it is primarily, Sarah? It’s patterns of tension, right? Like And I really have come to see that like almost every disorder, I mean, I’ve been saying this for a couple years now.

Nobody has ever come back with a disorder that isn’t tension based. I mean, think of any kind of disorder you can think of. There’s some kind of pattern of tension there. And it’s usually a trauma response, whether to an injury, an accident, a bad character, third grade teacher, who knows what. Something that made you pull in, right. And pull down, like fibromyalgia. Absolutely. Tension based. Contraction, holding yourself back. Right. And so what we’re doing as we go in and we find these pockets of noise of these unresolved, undigested, unintegrated, unexpressed, difficult memories and give the body an opportunity to kind of recalibrate to them.

Right. Is just. And detangle. Because a lot of it is wiring. And like knots in wiring, we’re energies being caught up and stuck or frozen. Especially if we had like a freeze tendency. Then there’s all these places of freeze in our system that then inhibit the flow in the fascia and the blood and the lymph and all the fluids in the body get inhibited and then the rhythms get messed up and then you get inflammation, you get a traffic jam here, you get a deficiency over there, but it’s all tension. And so each tune up we do helps release a particular layer of tension from micro and macro traumas.

Very interesting. So you have a study that’s coming out. When will that be out? Well, these things always take longer than you think they’re going to. In fact, we have a meeting in the next week or two to really start to analyze the data. I’m very anxious to see it because I am imagining it is the same as our preliminary study that we, we had 15 volunteers, everyone came out without anxiety. Now are they gonna not have anxiety for the rest of their life? I don’t know. You know what I mean? Because it gets back to the same topic.

Yeah, it gets back to what? We just probably need some maintenance. I get massages pretty regularly. No, I get biofilter. It’s like maintenance to keep me coherent instead of waiting till I go off the rails and require maintenance. Right. Everything takes maintenance. So are there other studies out there that people can look at? Yeah, well, the, the preliminary study is out there. There’s two. We did a quantitative one and a qualitative one. And they, they are on, you know, in the literature to be found. If you go to Google Scholar and search my name, they probably will come up.

Oh, okay, excellent. Yeah. And so if they want to take classes or they want to, you know, learn about this stuff. Do you. Where can people learn more? You have a book, you have a, you have a substack, you have. So tell us what you. I have lots of resources. Yeah. So I have two books, Tuning Human biofield and Electric Body, Electric Health. I have. Our website is biofieldtuning.com I made my own line of tuning forks. Very high quality American made like sound healing tools. Not cheap forks off Amazon. Cheap forks off Amazon are not sound healing tools.

Just so you know, we have a directory of people all over the world that you can, you know, get sessions with. I have, I have a lot of free sessions and talks on YouTube. I did this series called Sonic Sunday, so I have a lot of information on my YouTube channel. We have a bunch of free sessions too at our store. Like if you want to experience a biofiltine recorded session just to see what it does for you, you can start off with free ones, but there’s ones for all kinds of stuff. Like I produce like hundreds of recordings for whatever ails you.

I actually did this one series called Food Body and your BIOFIELD that’s actually 24 hours of tuning. That’s probably the most comprehensive get over your problems with food and your body program on the Internet. I started off, I was just eight hours and then I was like, this is such a complex knot. Like I have to keep going. And I did another eight hours of just recorded tuning and then I was like, God, I still haven’t touched every corner. And then I did eight more hours. But people who’ve gone through that full 24 hours come out with a completely different relationship with food in their body, you know, and that’s an important one to iron out.

That’s what brought me into healing in the first place, was my own issues and my inability to understand how to just eat sensibly without drama. Well, I, I just think it’s, it’s a fascinating field that we all need to be looking into, especially science needs to start looking into this more seriously. I’m so glad you’re doing studies and peer reviewed studies and doing all these publications. More people need to be looking at this stuff and how do we incorporate this? We know a biofield exists and the fact that you’ve mapped the darn thing out is your pioneer in this.

So it’s really fascinating. I just thank you for coming on and sharing everything that you’re doing and, and with the world. And I’m glad that you’re out there. Yeah. Thank you, Sarah. I appreciate what you do, too, as a pioneer yourself. Right. That takes courage and curiosity. Right. To get kicked around a lot. It’s okay. It comes with the territory. Somebody’s got to do it. Somebody’s got to get kicked around first. So. So anyways, thank you so much. I really appreciate this, and I appreciate everything that you’re doing. Thank you, Sarah. Sa.
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