The Bi-Digital O-Ring Test in a Surgical Department for Outpatients

Abstract

For several years the Bi-Digital O-Ring Test has been used in this department of our University Hospital.

This test proved to have many advantages on other Kinesiologic examinations by its ability to quantify the intensity of a response.

The main uses were:

-In the field of diagnosis:

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  screening of organ representation points

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  organ mapping

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  determination of germs involved in local infections

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  localization and confirmation of electromagnetic-field-induced abnormal parts of the body

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In the field of treatment:

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  selection of most effective antibiotics resulting in no allergy or intolerance

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  selection of optimal N.S.A.I.D. (non steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs) and other drugs in order to avoid side-effects (stomach ulcers, allergy or intolerance)

The Nurses in this department were also trained to use the Bi-Digital O-Ring Test (originally developed by Prof. Omura. Y.) for patients mentioning previous allergy or intolerance to products used in surgical dressings:

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cleaning and disinfection solutions

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ointments

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tapes and bandages

For very old. very impaired or non collaborating patients an intermediate test person was used.

In these applications the Bi-Digital O-Ring Test proved to be a quick and accurate non-invasive method, without any expense.

The principles of the Bi-Digital O-Ring Test were taught to the medical students in a special course “Study of Non-Conventional Medical Techniques”

The method would be implemented more easily if we had available:

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handbooks in European languages

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Test-sets

Both kept up to date with the new discoveries to come.