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I've been reading about biotensors and planning on purchasing one and trying energy testing my supplements. I found some information and in case others are interested in them thought I would post some of what I learned here.
Received this about the German biotensor:
"Biotensor� is a national and international Trademark, we send from Biessenhofen, Germany, all over the world.
If you want to order something, please send us an e-mail.Bioplasma GmbH Dr. Oberbach <[email protected]>
We send you the total amount an our complete bank-informations. As soon as your money reaches our account, your order leaves our office.
The length of the Biotensor� (Euro 234,45 (Approx $319.00 USD) without german VAT) is about 50 cm (19.68") (Handle 20 cm (7.8"), Antenna 30 cm (11.8") ), the length of the Baby-Biotensor� (Euro 111,76 approx $151.44 USD without german VAT) is about 30 cm (11.8") (Handle 12,5 cm, Antenna 20 cm (7.8") ).
The costs for package are Euro 1,80 (approx.$2.50) and for shipping (Deutsche Post AG Weltpaket=Worldpackage Premium=Airmail) Euro 28,40 ( approx. $38.75 USD) (until 1 kg)
If you have a question, call us, we call you back With kind regards.
The German made biotensor is way out of my price range, but think I will order this one:
[email protected] ". Currently I have three editions going - the �Desert Chaparral' edition, the 'Anza Manzanita Edition', and the 'Drifting Water edition.'
I put the 'Desert Chaparral' edition together while I was staying in Poverty Flats at Slab City, Niland, California; while at Poverty Flats I discovered the wonders of the Chaparral bush which grows naturally in that area. It has been used by some of the SouthWest Indians for curing many ailments for hundreds, if not thousands of years. It is also known as the Creosote bush or Greasewood.
I also have a limited Anza Manzanita Edition. It is made from the Manzanita trees branches and roots that I hunted for while in southern California. Some species of the Manzanita (little apple) are endangered, so I made sure that I used only branches that were pruned naturally. Some of the pieces are very striking.
The Edition I just got underway is the "Drifting Water Edition". They are made from the unique pieces of wood that have washed ashore after experiencing the power and the beauty of the sea.
My Bobber/Biotensors are handmade. After choosing the proper wood from a tree or bush I cut them to size and strip off the outer and inner bark. I allow the handles to cure for about 10 days, then I then drill a hole to allow the attachment of a very flexible wand (it can comfortably fold to fit into purse, pocket, or fanny pack). After securing the wand, I then attach a hard rubber tip which I have charged with gold flake - inside and out. The wand is flexible. The very tip of the tip is hand painted with real gold leaf paint. When I am done assembling and sanding, I tune the BobberWand's wand to its handle and to you, the Dowser.
Prices range from $27.00 to $37.00 plus postage, handling, and packaging (add another $5.00). The Drifting Water is $27 plus 5; the Desert Chaparral is $32 plus 5; and the Anza Manzanita is $37 plus 5. (Add $5.00 more for shipping to Countries other than USA)
After you receive it, if for any reason you feel it is not for you....then simply return it to my address and I will refund the money minus shipping.
Payment can be made via PayPal or send to my address. PayPal ID is [email protected]
If after you have experimented for a few weeks with the BioTensor/Bobber, and feel you may need a little helpful nudge, we can speak with each other via Skype or something similar. Here are some helpful sites:"
All of the above informaion came from emails I received from the 2 biotensor makers.
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I have both the biotensor and one made by Vern. I think (and it could be just me) that I would have had a difficult time learning to use it if I had started with Vern's.
Don't get me wrong, I absolutely love the one I have that Vern made but the Biotensor from Germany is very sensitive and I get a much stronger reaction from it.
I use Vern's for traveling or stick in my purse to use in a store.
Wouldn't know what I would do without my biotensor.
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Thanks for replying Nana and I am still giving this a lot of thought....I would love to have the German one but it is just not possible right now financially.
I have found others that are available but seem to have good feelings about the ones Vern makes especially the ones with driftwood handle...
But, am still thinking about it and haven't made decision yet.
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The Oberbach Biotensor is after checking around for several years the best tensor available. It is a special and very precise instrument.
I tested some of our dishes (porcellan and others), and discovered that the IKEA cup that I have been using, made in China, contains lead. That is how accurate the biotensor is.
I recently selected with the tensor one out of about a hundred cephalosporins and came up with the identical one our doctor chose and prescribed for my husband.
I selected one of the several CD's used for sound therapy to support detoxing certain toxic metals/chemicals. Same for chosing the proper sound therapy for many pathogens. My testing agrees with the results a very seasoned ART practitioner comes up with.
It does pay off not shooting in the dark.
Yes, it is expensive, but I consider this an investment for the rest of our days and it is worth every penny even at this moment. Some of the best (not W.) European practitioners use the Biotensor in their practice with remarkable results.
I agree with Nana: A good tensor is worth every penny spent for chosing the right remedy and lost because of chosing the incorrect ones that cause setbacks, loss of energy, unnecessary expenses.
If I could do ART for myself or my husband without a third person, I would not need it. But I can check out an event in the middle of the night for whatever reason and take the right corrective measures.
I have Vito's tensor and I love it - but it must have jumped out of my purse and he made me another one with the same care and attention.
My three year old grandchild already knows that a tensor reflects polarity - he loves to hold the remedy box items for testing and doesn't tire even after an hour of testing.
As we start to lose some of the availability of nutrients/supplements with the ongoing government/pharma action, energy medicine will become more and more important to help us find what we need, rather than drowning in pharmaceuticals and more biofilms. We will be using light! more and more, energetic testing, quantities will be minute, and accurate testing will be even more important.
Just some of my thoughts. Hope all of you find the right tool to help yourself safely and quickly.
Take care.
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Ok which size should I get the normal size or the baby size?
WHERE is the best place to buy this Oberbach Biotensor?
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Is anyone familiar with both the normal size and the baby size....I have the same question as scorpiogirl.....which one to get....
Put another way would the baby biotensor be sufficient?
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Abby-do,
are you thinking of getting the Biotensor to go w/ the PE1?? What else would one use this tool for??
Sorry I'm still at the researching stage so I don't know what the heck I'm doing!
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Is there a big learning curve with this like there is learning to muscle test yourself?
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Scorpio and Abby, I have both sizes of the Biotensor. I do not like the small one at all. The shorter the antenna, the quicker the movement of the antenna, and that makes me feel "uneasy" when testing. I like the slower and gradual move of the longer antenna (of the regulat size tensor) when it moves in resonance with the body, or the opposite. The results are the same, except I find it harder to test with the smaller tensor.
For the same reason, I also asked Vito to add an inch or so for my new tensor and it makes a big difference for me. I could not get the shorter one he made for me to work easily for me at all.
Abby described in her first post how to order the Biotensor from www.bioplasma.de There are others from copycats that are not the genuine Oberbach tensor, just look-alikes.
Take care.
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Scorpio I getting it to test everything I am doing and any supplements I'm taking.
I don't know what the heck I am doing either but I like what I have been reading on here and elsewhere about the biotensor.
GiGi, thank you after reading nana's post and now yours....it looks like I am going to have to make the financial plunge and get the German one and in the larger size and consider it an investment. Not knowing anything about them, I don't need any handicaps in learning to use it.
Hoping it will save me money by targeting which supplements I need and which ones I don't.
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I have used my tensor for three years and I still learn something new almost daily: One has to learn how to find an unblocked a blocked autonomic nervous system, because when blocked, the body is unable to reveal the truth.
That is the reason why muscle testing systems fail. When the energy flow of the body is interrupted by a negative condition, you need to find the means to get the energy to flow again.
The nice thing about that is that the agent/remedy/medicine/herb that opens the regulation, most likely is also the agent that tells you more about the problem and that this particular agent/s will help you to move in the healing direction.
In other words, if you are blocked and a little metal test vial unblocks you, means that you have a toxic metal problem that needs to be addressed now. If a milk thistle capsule on you unblocks you, you need to pay attention to liver stress, etc.
This is a way to figure out why you feel like you do on a bad day and find a way to do something about it, rather than waiting for the distant doctor appointment --- and if they do not know energy testing, they are probably guessing to find a solution........ until the next appointment......
Take care.
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Abby-do
I emailed them already... I am getting the regular size Biotensor.
I have a lot of issues and body just doesn't detox. Clearly something else is causing my leg to go numb and I'm hoping this machine might shed some light into my problem.
Will you be getting the PE1 as well?
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Since you are ready to jump into biophotons, alert:
Do not do biophotons until you are certain that you do not, as 80% of others, have a problem with KPU. If you do, you are likely redistributing neurotoxins possibly into places where you do not want them. Also rule out, for the same reasons, that you are not allergic to Toxic Metals/chemicals/mucor, etc. Read the Allergie Immun thread.
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