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SCIO Quantum Biofeedback for Traumatic Brain Injuries
The document discusses biofeedback and quantum biofeedback, highlighting their histories, methodologies, and applications in addressing various health issues including traumatic brain injuries (TBI). It details the SCIO system's capabilities, which can process extensive data rapidly to identify imbalances and provide balancing frequencies for therapeutic purposes. Additionally, the text outlines symptoms and treatment needs for mild to severe TBIs and the importance of long-term management for affected individuals.
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- 1. Divine Universal Studies Traumatic Brain Injury and Quantum Biofeedback Dorothy Ann Cole, MEd, DD © Divine Universal Studies, 2005-13
- 2. Biofeedback History • 50years of research • Biofeedback measures and sends back information • Alpha phone: hear an Alpha Wave State to de-stress in1960’s • Biofeedback Applications – Pain relief – Migraines – Incontinence – More
- 3. Quantum Biofeedback • AdvancedComputer feedback – Cybernetic loop • Based Quantum Physics – Everything has an energetic vibration or frequency or signature •Nutrients • Organs •Allergies • Emotions • Toxins •Diseases • Pathogens •Injuries •Bones
- 4. Quantum Biofeedback Stressorcauses an imbalance Energetic Frequency balances
- 5. Quantum Biofeedback Cybernetic Loop The person’s electrical body transmits frequencies to the SCIO, and the SCIO receives, processes the data, and sends back the appropriate balancing frequencies.
- 6. SCIO Testing • TestsReactivity for over 10,000 Substances in less than 3 minutes • Detects imbalances called stressors and then reduces the stressors by balancing frequency.
- 7. SCIO Processing • 1 / 2000 second processing speed • 200 Channels • 200 x 2000 = 400,000 /sec • 400,000 x 60 = 24,000,000/min • 24,000,000 x 60 = 1,440,000,000/hr
- 8. SCIO Modalities • Acupuncture • EEG, ECG • Anti-aging • Iridology • Bach Flowers • Homeopathy • Beauty • NLP/Emotions • Cranial Sacral • Pain Reduction • Chiropractic • Reflexology • Dark Field Blood • Spine/Nerve • Dental / TMJ • Stress Reduction
- 9. Spiritual Emotions Mind Environmental Soul Body Social Dorothy Ann Cole, MEd DD
- 10. Wellness Analysis • Detox • Rebuild • Nutrify • Identify above Elements • Test Homeopathic Remedies • Dr. Recommends
- 11. Causes of TBI • Blow to HEAD • Fall • Whiplash • MVA • Motorcycle • Violence • Child Abuse • Shaking “1.7 million people sustain a traumatic brain injuries annually in the US.” ~ Center for Disease Control & Prevention
- 12. Sport Causes ofTBI • Sports • Football • Boxing • Soccer • Hockey • Basketball • More… “1.7 million people sustain a traumatic brain injuries annually in the US.” ~ Center for Disease Control & Prevention
- 13. Mild Head Injury •Raised, swollen area from a bump or a bruise • Small, superficial (shallow) cut in the scalp • Headache • Sensitivity to noise and light • Irritability • Confusion • Lightheadedness and/or dizziness • Problems with balance • Nausea
- 14. Mild Head Injury • Change in sleep patterns • Blurred vision • "Tired" eyes • Ringing in the ears (tinnitus) • Alteration in taste • Fatigue or lethargy
- 15. Moderate to SevereHead injury (requires immediate medical attention) • Loss of consciousness • Severe headache that does not go away • Repeated nausea and vomiting • Loss of short-term memory, such as difficulty remembering the events that led right up to and through the traumatic event • Slurred speech • Difficulty with walking • Weakness in one side or area of the body
- 16. Moderate to SevereHead injury • Sweating (requires immediate medical attention) • Pale skin color • Seizures or convulsions • Behavior changes including irritability • Blood or clear fluid draining from the ears or nose • One pupil (dark area in the center of the eye) is dilated, or looks larger, than the other eye and doesn't constrict, or get smaller, when exposed to light • Deep cut or laceration in the scalp • Open wound in the head • Foreign object penetrating the head
- 17. Moderate to SevereHead injury (requires immediate medical attention) • Coma (a state of unconsciousness from which a person cannot be awakened; responds only minimally, if at all, to stimuli; and exhibits no voluntary activities) • Vegetative state (a condition of brain damage in which a person has lost his thinking abilities and awareness of his surroundings, but retains some basic functions such as breathing and blood circulation) • Locked-in syndrome (a neurological condition in which a person is conscious and can think and reason, but cannot speak or move)
- 18. Other Problems • Losemuscle strength • Fine motor skills • Speech, vision, hearing, or taste function, depending on the brain region involved and the severity of brain damage. • Long- or short-term changes in personality or behavior may also occur. • These persons require long-term medical and rehabilitative (physical, occupational, or speech therapy) management.
- 19. SCIO Therapies 4 Stimultaneous Functions SCIO NLP/Brain Scan EEG – Brain Wave Therapy Test Matrix Schuman Wave Brain Sarcodes DISEASE DICTIONARY BODY VIEWER IRIDOLOGY © Divine Universal Studies, 2005-11
- 20. SCIO Therapies SCIO NLP/BrainScan EEG – Brain Wave Therapy ADD/ADHD, Impulsivity, Hyperactivity Test Matrix Cranial bones & nerves Brain centers Cranial Sacral Super Learning Hypnosis
- 21. DISEASE DICTIONARY Acute Inflammation Attention Deficit Auditory Nerve Disorder Basophilic Adenoma of the Pituitary Bipolar Depression Brain & Spinal Diseases Chronic Inflammation Brain Disease Syndrome Brain Tumor Convulsions Cerebellar Disorders Cranial Nerve Disorder Cerebral Disorders Encephalitis And much more… Fatigue
- 22. SCIO Therapies BODYVIEWER Organs Brain Cranium Bones Digestion Inflammation Anti-inflammation Trauma/Injury Neuro-reticular link
- 23. IRIDOLOGY • Arteries toBrain & Meninges • Autonerves in Head & Neck • Bones of the Head • Brain • Brain Stem • Cerebellum11 • Cerebrum • Cranial bones Superior • Cranial Nerves in Neck • Cranial Nerves in Motor + Sensory • Cranio Cervical Lig • Head + Neck • Hippocampus and Fornix • Hypothalmus and much more…
- 24. SCIO Brain Healthand Wellness • Focus • Vision • Clarity • Balance • Sleep • Calm • Relaxed • Competent Services and Appointments DivineU.net © Divine Universal Studies, 2005-13