Back in the days of old I believe it was the Native Americans were one of the many cultures that did not like their pictures taken. They believed that it would capture their soul or energy. In essence we know today this to be true. Pictures with the right camera or film can capture energy and the energy signature, within the energy and signature is a frequency. Go back to earlier when we discussed everything has a frequency. We use the energy from pictures and images everyday for various things. Guided imagery has been well researched and its effects with many double blind pass over placebo studies such as have been done with frequency deliverance.

We also believe adding in biofeedback is equally as important. It is yet another way we can bridge this technology to break more barriers all in on convenient easy to utilize software technology package.

Biofeedback is a treatment technique in which people are trained to improve their health by using signals from their own bodies. Physical therapists use biofeedback to help stroke victims regain movement in paralyzed muscles. Psychologists use it to help tense and anxious clients learn to relax. Specialists in many different fields use biofeedback to help
their patients cope with pain.

Chances are you have used biofeedback yourself. You've used it if you have ever taken your temperature or stepped on a scale. The thermometer tells you whether you're running a fever, the scale whether you've gained weight. Both devices "feed back" information about your body's condition. Armed with this information, you can take steps you've
learned to improve the condition. When you're running a fever, you go to bed and drink plenty of fluids. When you've gained weight, you resolve to eat less and sometimes you do.

Clinicians reply on complicated biofeedback machines in somewhat the same way that you rely on your scale or thermometer. Their machines can detect a person's internal bodily functions with far greater sensitivity and precision than a person can alone. This information may be valuable. Both patients and therapists use it to gauge and direct the progress of treatment.

Biofeedback involves using electronic instrumentation to monitor specific, often unconscious physiological activities and habit patterns of your body and then "feed back" the information to you. Once you are aware of what your body is doing, you can change those patterns to reduce or eliminate your symptoms. Biofeedback is effective for chronic, benign problems because it reduces long term medication use, the frequency of emergency room visits, physician consultations and it has NO side effects!

For users, the biofeedback acts as a kind of sixth sense which allows them to "see" or "hear" activity inside their bodies. One commonly used type of machine, for example, picks up electrical signals in the muscles. It translates these signals into a form that patients can detect: It triggers a flashing light bulb, perhaps, or activates a beeper every time muscles growing tense. If patients want to relax tense muscles, they try to slow
down the flashing or beeping.

Like a pitcher learning to throw a ball across a home plate, the biofeedback trainee, in an attempt to improve a skill, monitors the performance. When a pitch is off the mark, the ballplayer adjusts the delivery so that he performs better the next time he tries. When the
light flashes or the beeper beeps too often, the biofeedback trainee makes internal adjustments which alter the signals. The software technology can act as a coach, standing at the sidelines helping you to set goals and limits on what to expect and giving hints on how to improve performance.

How is Biofeedback Used Today?

Clinical biofeedback techniques that grew out of the early laboratory procedures are now widely used to treat an ever-lengthening list of conditions today. These include:

• ·Migraine headaches, tension headaches, and many other types of pain
• ·Disorders of the digestive system
• ·High blood pressure and its opposite, low blood pressure
• ·Cardiac arrhythmias (abnormalities, sometimes dangerous, in the rhythm of the heartbeat)
• ·Raynaud's disease (a circulatory disorder that causes uncomfortably cold hands)
• ·Epilepsy
• ·Paralysis and other movement disorders

I believe in also further adding biofeedback we will have yet another way to document the outcomes and allow the user to gain the ability to visualize the program at work. Of course there are several more reasons to numerous to get into today