I got to talk to the eye doctor a bit this morning when I took Dad in.
What she did to lower the eye pressure was not the electric
stimulation or the frequencies, but color therapy!!! She shined
particular colors into his eyes--actually, just in his face. It was
almost just like spectro-chrome therapy!! I asked her if it was the
same but she had not heard of S-C, but said that her method was from
the 1920's. I talked to her about the S-C method, which is shining
the light directly on the 'bad' area. Like if a person broke their
wrist the light would be put directly to shine on the wrist. But she
said that, in her opinion and that of the method she follows, that it
is better to shine the color into the eyes, because that's where the
healing takes place. She said the blood flows past the eyes every 20
minutes so in 20 minutes you get a full circulation throughout the
body of the healing color. Kind of makes sense. Next time I get to
try the S-C I'll try the eye method rather than shining the light on
the body.

She said where she learned the eye cone color is
www.syntonicphototherapy.com You can find practitioners of this
method by going to the site and looking at the practitioner list.
Also, if you look at the info for the conference in May they list a
doctor that has written a book on electric stimulation for the eyes!
They give his contact number, too. She said they have a
non-professional course and a course for doctors. I see that both are
presented at their yearly conference.

Dad's pressure has gone down into the 20's from the 40's with this
color and the electric stimulation. I asked her if it would stay, and
of course she said each person is individual and there's no way to say
yes or no for sure. But his held from the first visit over to the
second visit, where the pressure went down some more. I'll find out
tomorrow whether that held for the 24 hours.

This is exciting. Though Dad says he doesn't feel any different, at
least his pressure is measurable. She still doesn't have his
homeopathic remedies figured out yet, so his results are just from the
color therapy and the stimulation machine, which is the ScyFix 600. I
googled it and a few sites come up.

This machine uses 4 pads. I've never seen the reusable sticky TENS
pads, but I'm assuming these are the same thing. Two pads are hooked
into one line that plugs into the machine. One pad has a red line
which goes on the eye, and the other pad has a black line that goes on
the eye's corresponding hand, like right eye/right hand, left eye/left
hand. Then you turn the machine on and it automatically runs for 20
minutes.

The instruction book says it uses a painless, non-invasive therapy
that has barely perceptible impulses of square wave DC at low
voltages. It has an intensity knob, 2 actually, that you turn both at
the same time until the person says they feel the current, then you
turn both knobs back to the point where they say they can't feel it.

The 4 freq are 1 minute at 292Hz, 2 minutes at 31Hz, 7 minutes at 8.9
Hz and 10 minutes at 0.28Hz. The Technical Specifications say
Channels--dual channels (this is the 2 leads to the eye/hand) Carrier
Freq is 10 KHz, 0-4 volt, 500 (upside down U, can't figure out how to
get the computer to make that symbol) load, Output current-max.8mA,
500 (upside down u) load, Output freq-the above mentioned, timer-20
minutes auto off, sound alarm after the change of each freq, power
supply either a 9 volt battery or wall plug in, polarity
change--polarity change (+/-)in 0.5 seconds. Tolerance (+/-)20%.

Hope this helps.

samala,
Renee

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