Professor Peter Fraser, who co-founded NES, spent decades exploring how energy and information flow in the body to maintain health. While you can read the details in books like his Energy & Information in Nature, he effectively found that everything has its own vibrational signature, and that communication takes place through resonant vibrations. These are not simply, single-frequency vibrations, but whole sets of frequencies based on all the energy present in a cell, organ, or system.

Underlying these complex frequency sets, however, are more fundamental frequencies, which gives frequency similarities. This allows things that appear to be different to still have similarities that allow them to “speak” via resonance. When two different things are resonant in this way, we say that they have a “match.”

This appears to be the basis of the meridian pathways of traditional Chinese medicine. Our research has found some differences in terms of all the connections on these meridians, but also confirmed a lot of the traditional view. We do not see these only as energy pathways, but information pathways, essentially setting up an instantaneous wireless communication system in the body.

Using specialized electronic equipment, Peter was able to find mathematical codes that “matched” with different elements of a healthy body-field — i.e., a control system for the body that was well powered and where all elements were communicating accurately.

As you may know radio waves (frequencies) carry information that allows a radio to turn the waves into music. In a similar way, the energy of the body generates waves that carry information about our body. The sound waves of the voice do the same.

Because of this, we can record information of the body from either touch (because the body emits these waves) or the voice and then compare the results with our math codes in the software. A healthy body-field should match these codes. If we don’t see a match, we know that area of the body-field needs support.