CoRe Body-Scan anatomy

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   Dennis Buffy on April 13, 2012 8:37 pm

   Could someone explain to me the difference using the 3-D Body Scan versus the standard organ pictures that Core 5.0 has? I know you can take the anatomy apart piece by piece as far as functionality goes but what does this program excel in verses the older pictures that some present core users are and have been using up to this time? Does it produce results much quicker or just make the operator and patient more connected like a placebo effect? I think the program is ingenious but results are more important to me overall.

   Thanks Kiran for your tireless help!

   Hello Dennis

   if I would be one of the usual sales people I would tell you that it is way superior and that we get results
   on an average 9.8 times quicker as before – and maybe if you are one of the usual customers you would expect and
   appreciate such an answer from an authority. But as usual Kiran who does not follow this century old nonsense just tells you “How should I tell you with something that is just coming out?” experiment and see for yourself.

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   Dennis Buffy on April 18, 2012 6:23 pm

   Here is the answer from Sonia to my question Thanks Kiran and keep up the great work ahead!

   Dear Dennis,

   The reason Kiran is charging $180 per year is because we have to pay Cyber-Anatomy annually per license for the use of their software. The CoRe algorithm finds the resonant parts of the body that need balancing and then you can visualize it using the Cyber-Anatomy software.

   The reason Kiran talks about placebo effect is because he knows that disease starts in the informational field, the mind if you want to keep a familiar reference and this is where the CoRe informational part produces results that is generally called a Placebo action by those who do not know the mechanics behind but are clever enough to give it a name

   I hope this helps.

   Sonia

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