BioMagScience Mono-polar BioMagnets
n November 1996, I attended a medical equipment exhibition held at
the Taipei World Trade Center. I had the pleasure to meet and talk with Dr. Nelson
Chung, the chair of the Department of Alternative Medicine at the Taiwan VA Hospital.
The following May, Dr. Chung called me and we had a long discussion on the Monopolar BioMagScience. We both came to the conclusion that the bio-effect of the BioMagScience on patients can be monitored using the Bio-energetic Regulatory Measuring Instrument (BERMI) developed by Dr. Chung.
In other words, the performance of the
BioMagScience, Tsi-Bao, can be quantified
from BERMI measurements. The measuring pointer of BERMI goes up when the patients
are stimulated, excited or encounter inflammatory responses—this is called the positive
magnetic field effect. The measuring pointer of BERMI goes down when the patients
are calmed or relaxed—this is called the negative field effect.
Preliminary results showed the positive magnetic field appears to be hazardous to
human health, while the negative magnetic field is not. Since then, Dr. Chung has
been an essential advocate of “Tsi-Bao.”. During his visit to the U. S. in January
1998, Dr. Chung began using “Tsi-Bao” to complement his acupuncture therapy on an
old friend, Mr. Herb Ellingwood, the legal consultant of former President Bush.
Use of “Tsi-Bao” improved Mr. Ellingwood’s situation greatly, and he was able to
sleep and attend church again.
On his flight back to Taiwan, Dr. Chung also performed an emergency
therapy.
These two case studies have been reported in the 5th issue of the Association Journal.
(Tsi-Bao is Daytime Therapy over sternum.)
Coordinated by Professor Charles Yeh
