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snowboarder
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I met a lady who has a machine called a skio. This machine does a full body scan.

For those of you who do not know what this is, it's a machine that checks for parasites, bacterias, organ funciton, and any virus to name a few things.

She said this machine will also balance the body and has a built in rife machine.

Does anyone know anything about this and does it work or is this a waste of time and money?

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janet thomas
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Never heard of it but would like to know more.

How much does it cost?

How does it work?

Does she sell them?

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ibrakeforticks
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Do you have a website? There is an increasing number of computer based scanning systems. EDS (electro-dermal screening), Vega testing, Quantum biofeedback (this can do treatment also), Nutri-energetic system are a few I've heard of. Have no personal experience to share, though.

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snowboarder
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I googled it too and same thing nothing. I need to call the lady back for a correct spelling.

There is a lot of scams or claim to fame type machines and you just never know.

Hey maybe it does do windows. The first session is $95.00.

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troutscout
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That sounds like a Quantum to me....never heard of that Acronym before.

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snowboarder
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Trout,

What is a Quantum?

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mimi
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I know this is late but I have not been able to catch up on the latest here. I have had sessions with the quantum before I knew what was wrong. I used it because I was sick but all the ducks said I was a healthy young lady and I was just tired. The machine I used will tell you about bacteria and viruses you have been exposed to. It also will repair some problems. I know it sounds crazy but I did feel better when I could afford to have the session. It also revealed that I had been exposed to borellia and babs. It showed damage to the mylien sheath. I am not using it now due to money and I don't know if the treatments it does will last more than a few days. Although I gladly accepted a few days of less pain in my spine when it was the worst. Don't know if this helps.

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snowboarder
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Thank you MiMi,

The machine is a SCIO by Quantum. this lady claims changes will be suttle...again don't know if anything will last.

Her sessions were $90.00.

Her machine does have a treatment for lyme.

Did you do the treatment for lyme and did it help long term? Was it the spine that lasted a few days?

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mimi
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Snowboarder, I did not do any lyme treatments because I did not know I had it yet. I was convinced I had MS due to my symptoms so I just did the treatments for whatever it found and for pain. Yes it did help with my pain and I had mono and was dx. as having chronic Epstein Barr and it did show that and because I was skeptical the first session I did not tell the person doing it any of that. I am not sure how it works or if it would be a good treatment for long term results but YES I did feel much better for a few days. Pain and fatique was much better. I think it is expensive and like most things including abx. would need to be used for a long time. It would be cheaper if you could afford to buy one like most therapies. Sure would be a great benefit to be rich with this disease. Good luck and best wishes for a recovery

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AlisonP
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Hi,

I think you are talking about the SCIO, also known as QXCI/EPFX. Developed by a guy who used to work at NASA.

It is a biofeedback machine that measures millions of processes in your body in just a few seconds and then runs therapies on them. The machines cost around $20,000.

It would take me a very long time here to explain just how it does that . . . it is quite astounding. I actually trained for a week with the people who make this machine and got certified, and used the SCIO for about 6 months straight on both myself and clients.

The bottom line for me was that I did notice some herxing after my sessions but overall my health did not improve except negligibly.

The clients I performed therapy on did experience benefits, but they were minor and short-lived. I did not have the chance to do multiple sessions on clients though. Most clients did expereince some sort of detox reaction or lessening of symptoms for a few days.

However, the SCIO was the first thing to come up positive for 3 different kind of Lyme for me. Also exposure to RMSF and many many other things.

The thing about the SCIO is that it can come up positive even if you were just mildly exposed to something, and also your readings can change drastically from moment to moment on the machine.

I think there is definitely something to the SCIO, but it still has some major shortcomings in my opinion. it is also extremely complicated and hard to interpret.

I spent hundreds of hours on it though so if anyone has any questions about it I would be happy to answer them. Although I am far from an expert!

Cheers,

Alison

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