How does bVital identify the cause of neurological symptoms?

Asuquo explains that bVital uses a diagnostic toolkit to 'bring to the fore what the real problem is' rather than just treating visible tremors. This allows the clinic to personalize treatments based on specific findings, such as gut health or lifestyle factors.

Is there a community aspect to the bVital program?

Yes, Asuquo notes that the community is good because it provides the 'idea of the fact that you are not alone.' He states that this shared experience helps patients develop the courage needed for their recovery journey.

What lifestyle changes does bVital recommend?

Asuquo highlights that the program emphasizes 'eating right' and 'keeping your mind focused intentionally on the fact that you are recovering.' He also stresses the importance of movement, noting that with their exercises, 'it’s either you use it, or you lose it.'

Is bioenergetic scanning as accurate as expensive genetic testing?

Dr. Susan Bostian found that the NES scan was an 'exact match' to a 93-page genetic study she had recently paid a lot of money for. She noted the technology captured the same health and emotional parallels as the $8,000 study, leading her to immediately adopt the system.

Can NES technology be used for animal wellness and injury identification?

Yes, Dr. Bostian uses the NES ER screen specifically for thoroughbred racehorses to identify patterns of energy and performance. In one instance, the scan correctly identified a rear hip tear that a veterinarian had misidentified as a front knee injury.

How do you explain bioenergetic technology to skeptics?

Dr. Bostian compares it to measuring the vibrational frequency of rocks to determine their origin. She explains that because every cell in the human body vibrates, the device simply measures that energy to help people have a 'better day tomorrow.'

What do real people say about bioenergetic medicine?

14 people recorded interviews about bioenergetic medicine across 2 organisations. improved movement or mobility was the most commonly volunteered theme, appearing in 4 interviews. The most common timeframe people described was over a year. Every figure below is a count of what people said in their recorded interview — not a clinical trial or a survey.

First-hand accounts from people who talked about bioenergetic medicine in their recorded interview.

Changes customers chose to talk about

Based on 14 open-ended customer interviews. These are themes people mentioned without being asked to rate every possible outcome. If someone did not mention a change, that does not mean it did not happen.

Mobilitymentioned in 4 interviews
“Eckel, I tried doing more walking because I was told, “more movement, more movement,” but all it did was exhaust me.”Leandra Van De Wege
More energymentioned in 3 interviews
“Eckel, I tried doing more walking because I was told, “more movement, more movement,” but all it did was exhaust me.”Leandra Van De Wege
Symptom reliefmentioned in 3 interviews
“Well, research I did looked discouraging so I was happy for any improvement in symptoms.”Gordon Scott Lazarus
Family & relationshipsmentioned in 3 interviews
“My expectation going through the Brain Regeneration camp was I'm looking to reduce my symptoms or do away with them completely especially in the tremors and lack of energy, the vivid dreams that happened, karate chopp…”Ron Work
Less medicationmentioned in 2 interviews
“So as soon as they figured that out, thank goodness the medication, carbidopa/levodopa really helped that a lot.”Carisa Stempert
Better sleepmentioned in 1 interview
“Sleeping - sleeping has improved tremendously.”Carisa Stempert
Felt supportedmentioned in 1 interview
“Being surrounded by people that will be there and be able to support you, me, going forward.”Suzi Elton
More clientsmentioned in 1 interview
“It is an honor to understand that information, and I think it's our right to be able to use that to help our clients be in a better place.”Susan Bostian

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How long it took

Over a year · 1

Stories in this topic

Showing 12 of 14 interviews.

What people were sceptical about first

“Dr. Susan Bostian found that the NES scan was an 'exact match' to a 93-page genetic study she had recently paid a lot of money for. She noted the technology captured the same health and emotional parallels as the $8,000 study, leading her to immediately adopt…”Susan Bostian
“Almost didn't get off the ground on that.”Gordon Scott Lazarus
“Ann Bennett initially faced concerns about the cost, but realized she could not afford to keep living with declining speech and mobility. She decided to invest in the treatment after receiving a disability settlement that covered the exact cost of the regener…”Ann Bennett

Frequently asked

How does bVital identify the cause of neurological symptoms?: Asuquo explains that bVital uses a diagnostic toolkit to 'bring to the fore what the real problem is' rather than just treating visible tremors. This allows the clinic to personalize treatments based on specific findings, such as gut health or lifestyle factors. — Asuquo
Is there a community aspect to the bVital program?: Yes, Asuquo notes that the community is good because it provides the 'idea of the fact that you are not alone.' He states that this shared experience helps patients develop the courage needed for their recovery journey. — Asuquo
What lifestyle changes does bVital recommend?: Asuquo highlights that the program emphasizes 'eating right' and 'keeping your mind focused intentionally on the fact that you are recovering.' He also stresses the importance of movement, noting that with their exercises, 'it’s either you use it, or you lose it.' — Asuquo
Is bioenergetic scanning as accurate as expensive genetic testing?: Dr. Susan Bostian found that the NES scan was an 'exact match' to a 93-page genetic study she had recently paid a lot of money for. She noted the technology captured the same health and emotional parallels as the $8,000 study, leading her to immediately adopt the system. — Susan Bostian
Can NES technology be used for animal wellness and injury identification?: Yes, Dr. Bostian uses the NES ER screen specifically for thoroughbred racehorses to identify patterns of energy and performance. In one instance, the scan correctly identified a rear hip tear that a veterinarian had misidentified as a front knee injury. — Susan Bostian
How do you explain bioenergetic technology to skeptics?: Dr. Bostian compares it to measuring the vibrational frequency of rocks to determine their origin. She explains that because every cell in the human body vibrates, the device simply measures that energy to help people have a 'better day tomorrow.' — Susan Bostian