Visualizing Bioenergetic Data to Relieve Chronic Parkinson's Symptoms and Trauma

My name is Jude Carlson. I'm a registered nurse and midwife and also a kinesiologist and naturopath. And I live in the hinterland of the Sunshine Coast in Queensland, Australia. I looked to Bioenergetics as a solution or as a complement to my business because I had a scan in 2012 which just blew my mind, it was so accurate. And I wanted to include that in my energy practice. it's been invaluable I chose NES Health as my bioenergetics provider because was it was incredible in the way that it made the invisible visible in terms of energy. And I had never seen anything like this before. Often when I'm doing a session, I'm using quite a large dose of the Holograms, and when I'm actually doing the energy work, I can feel those infaceuticals at work within the field as I'm working. It's just awesome. I think the the most incredible example I can give is working with people with trauma, with clients, with trauma, and just seeing how the scan itself produces a trauma timeline, basically, when we're going through the scan together. And that's just amazing. I've been using the miHealth with Parkinson's patients and these people experience, obviously, as the disease. progresses, they often experience terrible constipation. So I use the miHealth with them on the large intestine setting, and they get almost instant relief quite often from that. And also another problem that they have is insomnia. Really bad insomnia. And the miHealth on the sleep setting has worked wonders for a couple of my clients with that. After incorporating NES Health, my practice has changed in the way that once again, the scan just makes everything so visible. And it's an incredible way to walk with people through all of the screens. That gives them such a deep understanding of what's really going on for them at that level. And obviously for a lot of them, something that they've never really thought of before NES Health program is such an integral part of my business now. It's a little bit hard to separate the two. I would be totally lost without it.