Building Biology A foundation to support life-long health ... · P. 9 o All geopathic stress affects us because of an unbalanced polarity on a resonant body frequency. o Weak geopathic

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Building BiologyA foundation to support life-long health

by reducing external stresses

Eric Walker

10th A4M Thailand Congress on Anti-Aging and Aesthetic Medicine 2018.

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We aspire to perfect health

with positive...

DietExcerciseSpiritLifestyleEnvironment

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But why is it not always perfect?

Eczema

Insomnia

ADHD

Depression

Chronic disease

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The main goal of Building Biology...

o Is finding the root causes of health disruption...o ...by measuring known health stresses in the home.

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Common health stresses

Fungi / mold

Low frequency

EMF

High frequency

EMF

Geopathic stress

Weakened immune system

Calcium regulation disruption

Inflammation & infection

Endocrine disruption

Commonly overlooked

but easily removed

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o Groundwater & Geologic faultso Global grids

Geopathic fieldsSources and solutions

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o Groundwater and faults are everywhere.o Water flow can be natural or man-made.o These are physical structures, but they do

not create geopathic stress themselves.

Groundwater field features

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o Natural gamma radiation from the earth passes through rock/soil layers. This is a high frequency “noise“ not resonant with the body.

o Water veins and faults make interference patterns that modulate the gamma radiation.

o Polarisation and modulation of gamma radiation is a resonance that can affect us.

Soil layer

Rock layer with water vein

Rock layer with fault

Natural gamma radiation ”noise”

Modulated + polarised gamma

radiation

Groundwater + geologic fault field formation

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o All geopathic stress affects us because of an unbalanced polarity on a resonant body frequency.

o Weak geopathic stress from groundwater flow and geologic faults is found almost everywhere, it can be balanced by the body in healthy individuals, and does not seem to cause health probems. (Our bodies have evolved with geopathic stress)

o Strong geopathic stress from groundwater and geologic faults can cause energetic disturbance in the body and this may be associated with sleeping disorders and weakening of the immune system.

o Common physical symptoms:ü Frequent night time urination or bed wetting – particularly characteristic

ü Grinding of teeth, intense vivid dreaming (nightmares for children), night-timesweating, under-weight, low Body Mass Index (may be associated with all geopathic stress).

Groundwater + geologic fault fieldhealth effects

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Body mass index - BMI

o BMI: weight (kg) / [height]2 (m).o Can be a useful indicator of recovery from

energetic disturbance.o Face pictures can also be the first

indicators of recovery (family members notice changes quickly).

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o Balance the energetic disturbances on the body.o The Duplex D4 provides both polarities for all the

frequencies affected by geopathic stress.o The Duplex D4 supports the body, it does not make

the geopathic fields go away.o The Duplex D4 can also be used to broadcast

frequencies to balance other disturbance by connectng Rayonators (for example: high frequency, low frequency, Chakra).

Groundwater + geologic fault fieldsolutions

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Duplex placemento Solved chronic sleep disorder overnight (child).o Father “tested“ Duplex effect by removing it at night. Son woke up and asked for it back.

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Duplex placemento Duplex was purchased

after “proof“ of building biology results.

o Solved chronic sleep disorder overnight (elderly).

o In Hong Kong, Duplex placement options are sometimes very restricted.

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Global grids theoretical geometry

Hartmann Grido Spacing: North – South = 2.0 mo Spacing: East – West = 2.5 mo Line width: 10 – 20 cm

Benker Grido Spacing: 10 – 12 mo Line width: 80 – 100 cm

North

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o The Benker grid is the main concern, and occasionally the Curry grid.ü Depends on the health of the client.

o Common physical symptoms:insomnia, nightmares, night sweats, headaches, high blood pressure, circulatory problems, digestive disorders, joint and muscle pain, menstrual cramps, irritability, depression, anxiety (esp. children), eczema and skin rashes, growing dark skin pigmentation marks (esp. face), underweight - low Body Mass Index (BMI), long term infections, allergies.

o Associated chronic diseases:cancer, asthma, rheumatism, and multiple sclerosis.

Global grid field health effects

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o What do you need to survive in a box for 14 days?

1. Air (you need oxygen for respiration)

*Sleep deprivation studies show collapse of the immune system.

2. Water (you need to stay hydrated)

3. Sleep (you need a functioning immune system*)

Critical functions of sleep

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De-toxification

Cell re-generation

Immune system

In the body, these processes are more active during sleep.

For the brain, de-toxification only occurs during sleep.

Any stress that disrupts sleep may be associated with disease.

Critical functions of sleep

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o The brain pumps cerebral spinal fluid (CSF) to clean the brain only during sleep.o Waste build-up in the brain may lead to chronic illness (amyloid beta and Alzheimer‘s).o Sleep disruption is therefore linked directly to toxification of the brain.

Dr. Jeff Iliff, https://youtu.be/MJK-dMlATmM

o The brain generates new neurons (neurogenesis) in the hippocampus every day.o Blocked neurogenesis leads to depression and problems with learning and memory.o Neurogenesis activity is reduced by sleep deprivation and stress.

Dr. Sandrine Thuret, https://youtu.be/B_tjKYvEziI

o Mental illness (schizophrenia, bipolar, depression) is always associated with sleep disruption.o Mental illness and sleep function are physically linked through common genes.o Sleep disruption precedes mental illness, sleep restoration can therefore avert metal illness.

Prof. Russel Foster, https://youtu.be/LWULB9Aoopc

o An insidious part of sleep deprivation is that people may feel fine although their body is close to collapse (e.g. heart attack) Dr. Kirk Parsley, https://youtu.be/7s9C_8-OoxI

Recent sleep research

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Global grids inside buildingso Building structures affect global grids, especially steel and concrete construction.

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Benker

intersection

Global grids common examples

o Grids fracture most at thick structural walls.

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o Shows safe zones for sleeping and therapy.

Global grids value of marking

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o Family can test and “exchange“ health symptoms.


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o Help advise about renovation.


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o It can explain sleeping habits.


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6 weeks laterBefore

o Provides quick solutions. Reminds parents what to do.


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Before moving bed off Benker line.

5 weeks after bed moved off Benker line.


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Benker grid

Curry grid

Curry grid

Benker grid

Global grid different species effects

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Benker line

Benker line

Benker intersection

Benker grid animal behaviour

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Benker grid animal behaviour

o Cats attracted to Benker grid.o May show dominance of individual cats.o Dogs will avoid Benker grid.

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High frequency electromagnetic fields (EMF)

o The most widespread technical field in our environment - indoor and outdoor.

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Pulsed EMF radiationo Average measured values do not

adequately describe what our bodies are exposed to.

o Note the pulsed waveform is not a sine wave.

o Let’s listen...

Average or RMS value

Limit value

Peak value

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High frequency EMFhealth effects (1)Exposure to pulse-modulated HF EMFo Can suppress melatonin production of the pineal gland -

associated with insomnia.o Can open the blood-brain barrier – easier infection and

toxification (especially toxoplasmosis, Lyme disease, meningitis, and syphilis).

o Can influence the calcium regulation of the body‘s cells -voltage gated calcium channels.• For cancer to spread, malignant cells must first detach from their

tissue of origin. Calcium plays a key role in this process, as cell adhesion is calcium dependent. The higher the level of adhesion, the lower the risk of metastasis.

• Calcium also has a membrane-sealing effect which helps decrease the migration of malignant cells through the vascular walls.

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Cumulative stress

High frequency

EMF

Geopathic stress


Calcium regulation disruption

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Cumulative stress

High frequency EMF x x x x x xLow frequency EMF x x x x x xMold exposure x x x x x xBenker grid x

Grandparents Parents Children

Example: 3 generations in the same house.

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Voltage Gated Calcium Channels (VGCC)

o High frequency EMF interferes with the voltage gated calcium channels in our cells.o Disrupting the body‘s calcium balance leads to free radical formation by nitric oxide and peroxy-nitrite.o These free radicals are associated with strong oxidative stress and a wide range of health problems.o Therefore, high frequency EMF exposure is able to cause DNA damage even though it is not ionizing radiation.

High frequency EMF – oxidative stress

Nitric oxide (NO)

Peroxy-nitrite (ONOO-)

Free radicals increase

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High frequency EMFhealth effects (2)

Exposure to pulse-modulated HF EMFo Can burden the immune system - free radical formation.o Can change the enzyme activity of cells.o Can influence cell division and DNA synthesis.o Can be associated with autism and ADHD in children.o Can change the antibiotic resistance and growth rate of

micro-organisms (L monocytogenes and E coli.)

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Outdated exposure limitso 20 years ago, thermal effects were used to set high frequency EMF exposure guidelines by

the International Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection (ICNIRP).o 20 years ago, ICNIRP recognized that “little information is available on the relation

between biological effects and peak values of pulsed fields“.o The Specific Absorption Rate test (in Watts per kg of body weight) is an unscientific method

to evaluate exposure limits because it has little to do with human biology.

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o Are the devices actually used? Unused cordless phone bases and WiFi routers are common.

o Many clients do not know how many WiFi routers they have, or which one they are actually using.

o Be careful of wireless devices that transmit even when the device power button is off (XBox, WiFi printers and video cameras, can be like this).

HF EMF reducing exposure1. Switch devices off

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WiFi routerso Eco types allow adjustment of:

ü the beacon rateü the transmit powerü the WiFi on/off schedule

o Normal WiFi routers usually also have these features, but not advertised.

Cordless phoneso Eco types allow adjustment of:

ü the transmit power during useü turn off transmit when not used

HF EMF reducing exposure2. Install “eco” devices

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o After dealing with all other HF EMF sources, the mobile phone is the most difficult HF source for clients to reduce.

o Ill and house-bound clients may dramatically increase their HF EMF exposure from long hours of mobile phone use.

o Use a data plan instead of WiFi for texting.o Shift social media apps to a (cabled) home computer.o Use a POP phone when making mobile phone calls.o Use a cabled LAN connection.

HF EMF reducing exposure3. Reduce mobile phone use

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o There are many shielding options available.o Start by shielding the area of strongest EMF

first, then re-measure and shield the next priority.

HF EMF reducing exposure4. Install shielding paint, fabrics, or film

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Double glazed windows with a thermal film will also shield some HF EMF.

Some window films are designed to optimise HF EMF shielding with high

transmittance of visible light.

o Window film shielding may be a solution where the room is occupied during the day and maximum natural light is desired.

o For windows requiring very strong HF EMF shielding, you may consider combining window film with drapes.

HF EMF reducing exposure4. Install shielding paint, fabrics, or film

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o Because of highrise geometry, outdoor sources through the floor and ceiling are common.o HF shielding projects may need more than one step to reduce exposure to acceptable levels.

HF EMF reducing exposure

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o Use Rayonators with a Duplex to harmonise occupants in the home.o Harmonises clients recovering from previous high exposure.o Harmonises clients from daily exposure outside the home.

HF 3frequencies Harmonisation target

23.67 DECT 2 cordless phone, 5.8 GHz

26.76 WLAN, 5 GHz

34.57 LTE / 4G

78.65 WLAN, 2.4 GHz

79.55 GSM 1800 / 2G upload

86.85 GSM 900 / 2G upload

87.79 217 Hz GSM pulse rate

88.64 CT1, CT2 cordless phones, 900 MHz

99.30 DECT 1 cordless phone, 1.9 GHz

99.75 UMTS / 3G

HF EMF harmonising disturbances

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o Use a portable HF Rayex when travelling (or at work).


22.50 Cell membrane34.57 LTE65.11 DECT/UMTS/GSM 180078.65 WiFi86.85 GSM 90087.79 216.67 Hz mobile phone carrier frequency

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o Use a portable Car Rayex when driving.


12.50 Cell energy - ATP82.60 Bluetooth87.79 216.67 Hz mobile phone carrier frequency99.75 UMTS86.85 GSM 90099.50 Low frequency EMF

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Fungi

o Essential for life on earth.o Part of a balanced eco-system.

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Mold componentso Active fungal growth inside the home may

expose occupants to these mold components:ü Sporesü Fragments of hyphae / conidiophoresü Mycotoxinsü Microbial VOCs (during active growth)ü Beta Glucans (cell wall component)

o Fungi affect human health with a wide range of symptoms:ü Allergies and inflammation response.ü Infections.ü Toxic responses.ü Neurological disorders, including vertigo,

partial paralysis, depression, memory loss, blurred vision, and tremors.

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• Active fungal growth COMBINED with strong geopathic stress may cause especially severe infections.

Fungi / mold

Geopathic stress


Inflammation & infection

Cumulative stress

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What does mold need to grow?

o Oxygen (0.14 – 0.25%). This means mold can grow inside porous building materials.

o A carbon source to grow on. Wallpaper, wood, carpets, furniture, clothing (esp. leather), washing machines, air conditioners are preferred growth substrates.

o pH between 2 and 11 (most places).o Relative humidity over 65%. Over

this level for 6 hours per day for 5 days, active mold growth can begin.

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Hong Kong humidity

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Mold growth and humidity

o “I don‘t see mold in my house.“

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o “My doctor says I‘m allergic to dust.“

Easily absorbs moisture

Promotes mold growth

More food for dust mites

Mold growth and humidity

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Humidity control problems in homes

o Home air conditioners usually do not control humidity below 65% unless set very cold.

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Open windows defeat the dehumidifier


Bathroom fans create negative pressure in

the home

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Clothes dryer vents into the home instead

of outdoors

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Humidity control problems in homesAlways check the washing machine!

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Water damage under windowso A common design

fault in Hong Kong residential buildings.

o Made worse by storms, and lack of building maintenance.

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Mold common exposure areas

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o Identify what is actually happening to the home / room humidity.

o Help clients understand what humidity controls are helping, and what isn‘t working.

o Leads to better ventilation strategies.

Mold control 1. RH monitoring

Night time air conditioning

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Mold control 2. air conditioner cleaning

o Cleaning the air conditioner does not address the root cause of mold (humidity) BUT it motivates clients to take mold seriously because their mold-related health problems are suddenly reduced.

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o On-site sampling and analysis is possible.o Quick results help therapist and building biologist to

work together.o Molds found in the home can be tested for disturbance

in family members.

Mold control 3. sampling

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o Blows dried fresh air into the home.o Creates positive pressure inside.o Provides humidity control and better Indoor Air Quality.

Mold control 4. fresh air system

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Fresh air system humidity control

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Fresh air system IAQ improvement

o No air recirculation: reduces CO2levels and flushes out contaminants.

o Prevents cross-contamination in clinics and hospitals.

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o Keep a Mini Rayonex with you (day and night).

Mold body strengthening

o Fundamental frequency value 12.50o Enhances ATP production and healthy cell regeneration.o For use with all energetic disturbances on the body,

especially chronic illness and infection. o Over 30 years on the market.

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o Magnetic fields exist only with current.o Outdoor sources include trains, underground power

cables, high voltage transmission, and transformer stations, because they carry high current.

o Indoor sources include high power lighting systems and motors such as in compressors for refrigerators, air conditioners, de-humidifiers, pumps, and fans.

Low frequency magnetic fieldssources

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o Alternating magnetic field health effects are associated with the blood circulation system (Haemoglobin) and hormonal systems.

o Physical symptoms associated with exposure to low frequency magnetic fields include:ü headaches, migraines, difficulty

concentrating, disrupted menstrual cycle, irritability, insomnia, anxiety, allergies, leukemia, and heart disorders.

Low frequency magnetic fieldshealth effects

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Steckdose

Lichtquelle

Extension cords

iPhone chargers

Bedside radio

Lamps

Plugs

Low frequency electric & magnetic fields: common bedroom sources

REMEMBERWall and floor wiring

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Low frequency electric field body voltage

Electric field source

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20,000 nT at the power distribution box

Low frequency magnetic field sourceso Medium / low voltage power distribution.

o Bedrooms at ground level may be exposed to high LF magnetic fields from nearby underground cables and junction boxes.

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400 nT in kitchen 200 nT on dining table

Low frequency magnetic field sourceso Elevators, electric meter rooms, and transformer rooms are often placed near homes, even

in new construction.

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Low frequency magnetic field sources

o Many people exposed to 100 - 200 nT for 20 hours a day from train lines.

o Moving is not an option for most families.o In Hong Kong the Duplex D4 is therefore

sold as a set together with Esmog and HF Rayonators.

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Low frequency magnetic shielding

o MCL61 cobalt alloy film is an option for shielding LF magnetic fields.

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o Use a portable Elo Rayex when traveling (or at home).

LF EMF harmonising disturbances

22.50 Cell membrane40.00 Heart center77.50 Hypothalmus78.50 Hypothalmus89.50 Neural pathway (longitudinal tract)99.50 Cerebral cortex

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Building biology health survey

o Helps us understand how environmental stresses affect people, especially for combinations of stresses.

o A chance to identify new clients for therapy.Sample questions:

ü Signs of sudden aging?ü Darkening skin pigmentation?ü Fertility problems?ü Skin irritations?ü Sunlight sensitivity?ü Chronic diseases?ü Neurologic issues?

1Yes No

1aYes No

1bYes No

3Year Month

4Yes No

5Yes No

6Yes No

7Yes No

8Yes No

9Yes No

10Yes No

10a

10b

11 JR WH Newspaper Magazine Website Yim Ho Fans Promotions Friends / Family

Do you regularly clean mold off any parts of the home?If yes, where:

Any Duplex at home? Duplex

If yes, since when:Any effects?

If yes, what are the effects:Has it been moved?

If yes, why:How long have you been living in your current home?

Previous Home (Location & how long did you live there):Is there (or was there) any water damage in the home?

If yes, where:Do you use dehumidifiers?

Do you use humidifiers?

Do you monitor the relative humidity at home?

If yes, since when and which room(s):

If yes, since when and which room(s):

If yes, how do you monitor:Do you always keep windows open at home?

If yes, which window(s):Are you using a PS10 at home?

How did you hear about us?

If yes, since when:If yes, where is it used?

If yes, who use it and how often?

None Sometimes Often On Medication If yes, since when?

1 Anxiety

2 Restlessness

3 Depression

4 Lack of concentration

5 Hyperactivity

6 Irritable or unexplainably aggressive

7 Poor memory or forgetful

8 Headaches

9 Dizziness or loss of balance

10 Nausea

11 Physical exhaustion

12 Heart palpitations

13 Tightness in the chest

14 Joint pain

15 Muscle pain

16 Muscle weakness

17 Sensation of pressure in the ears

18 Tinnitus (ringing in the ears)

19 Noise sensitivity

20 Eyes are dry, itchy, or irritated

21 Sunlight sensitivity

22 Skin irritation

23 Feeling thirsty

24 Frequent coughing

25 Runny or stuffy nose

Part A: Common symptoms

Note

1

From: to

2

Yes No3

Yes No4 Do you usually wake up at night?

Yes No

Yes / No /

4a

Yes No5

Yes No

Yes / No /

6

Yes No7

Yes No8

Yes No9

Yes No10

Yes No ##

Yes No##

Yes No##

Yes No##

Yes No##

Never Once or twice Five times or

more

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Never1 hour or

less3 to 5 hours most of the day

How often do you exercise per week?

Do you have dark skin pigmentation that is increasing?

If yes, is it because you have to use the bathroom?

Have you noticed any signs of sudden aging?

Do you frequently have indigestion?

Do you ever take medication to help you sleep?

If yes, do you have nightmares?

Other reason(s):

Note

Three or four timesHow long do you exercise each time:

If yes, why?

If no, how long does it take?

If yes, since when?

If yes, since when?

If yes, since when?

Usual times for going to bed and getting out of bed

Part B: Sleep quality, diet and others

Do you have difficulty falling asleep (within 15 minutes)?

:

If yes, do you get back to sleep easily?

Any magnets in your bedroom for doing "magnetic therapy"?

Note

Do you sleep better when you are away from home?Have you ever moved your sleeping place?

If yes, since when and where is it?

Diet & others

Sleep quality

If yes, what is the difference?

If yes, since when?

If yes, since when?

Do you wake up at night with heart pounding?

Do you have frequent dreams?Do you have night-time sweating?

If yes, since when?

If yes, since when?

If yes, since when?

Do you drink tap water?

How much time do you spend each day ACTIVELY USING (i.e. talking/texting/surfing) mobile devices (eg. Smartphones/tablets) ?

1 to 3 hours

y when? d? Note

1 Blood pressure Normal Low Borderline High

Western Medication

Chinese Medication

2 Blood Sugar Normal Low Borderline High

Western Medication

Chinese Medication

3Blood Cholesterol

Normal Low Borderline High Western

Medication Chinese

Medication yes,

when?

ed? Note

4 Brain Surgery Ailment

Western Medication

Chinese Medication

Left Side Right Side

5 Heart Surgery Ailment

Western Medication

Chinese Medication

6 Digestive System Stomach

Small Intestine Large

Intestine

Surgery Ailment Western

Medication Chinese

Medication

7 Respiratory System

Lungs Bronchi

Others


Medication Chinese

Medication Left Side Right Side

8 Liver Gall Bladder

Spleen Pancreas Kidney


Medication Chinese

Medication

9Infertility / Miscarriage

Ailment Western

Medication Chinese

Medication

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(*For female )

Menstrual cycle

Surgery Pain Western

Medication Chinese

Medication Regular

patternIrregular

pattern

Outcome/Issues:

Number of miscarriages:

Most recent body check Month/Year

Part C: Medical history and other health issues

when? d?

Note

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Neck Surgery Pain Western Medication

Chinese Medication Left Side Right Side

## Back Upper / Middle / Lower Surgery Pain Western

Medication Chinese


## Arms Shoulders Elbows Wrists

Surgery Pain Western Medication


## LegsKnees / Ankles Feet

Others

Surgery Pain Western Medication


## SkinAllergy / Infection

Eczema

Others

Surgery Therapy Western Medication

Chinese Medication

## Allergies Food / Sinus Dust / Weather / Pollen Therapy Western

Medication Chinese

Medication

## MentalADD

/ ADHD Depressive DisorderAnxiety Disorder

Dementia

Others

Therapy Western Medication

Chinese Medication #

#Hearing ability Surgery

Hearing aids Western

Medication Chinese


##

Eyesight Glaucoma Cataract Surgery Prescription glasses

Western Medication


## Cancer

Body part Surgery Chemotherapy

Western Medication

Chinese Medication Others:

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o A strong relationship between therapy and building biology can make this “health and beauty“ triangle even more effective for the client.

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Building Biology A foundation to support life-long health ... · P. 9 o All geopathic stress affects us because of an unbalanced polarity on a resonant body frequency. o Weak geopathic