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Stress Indicator Pointby Lynne McCall

Dip Health Sciences & Dip Clinical Nutrition

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Information Gathering in a Balance

The Stress Indicator Points System (SIPS)may have some answers

All Kinesiologists at some time during theircareer will experience the frustration of abalance that does not appear to be effective.The balance either does not achieve the desiredeffect, becomes "messy", misses the essentialpoints or does not hold for an adequateperiod. Ian Stubbings Stress Indicator PointSystem (SIPS) proposes there are fouressential aspects to consider.

1. Nature of the Imbalance2. Resistance to Healing3. Switching and the Electrical

Circuits of the Body4. Gathering information and

Continuous Recording ModeSIPS is not in itself a correction modality. It isa tool that facilitates all other modalities,improving the efficacy and efficiency of thosetechniques within your existing system.Professional Kinesiologists using SIPS findthere is a profound and far reachingimprovement in the quality and efficiency oftheir clinical practice.Nature of the ImbalanceStress Indicator System (SIPS) is based onthe understanding that Kinesiology is avibrational medicine dealing with magno-electric (spiritual/energetic) and electro-magnetic (physical/etheric) structures of thehuman being.

SIPS focuses its attention on the fact that thehuman body is electrical. Our body utilizesand generates electricity along theAcupuncture Meridians, the neuronalpathways in the brain, at the sites of woundhealing and the sites of bone regeneration toname a few.As minuscule and subtle as these electricalcurrents may be, this electricity is vital to thelife process. George Lakhovsky (ref 1)proposed that the electrical current is producedfrom within the cell and that every humanbeing emits radiations manifesting visibly andenergetically to some people as meridians,auras, Chakras, EMG waves, etc.Every healthy living cell nucleus emits energyin an oscillating circuit, which has its ownnatural vibrational frequency and oscillationcycle. In this circuit, the signal is given off asan identifiable wave pattern, i.e. Liver Cell.

For example, when the body shows physicalstress and the attitude/emotion is bitterness,this imbalance produces a disturbed ordistorted cellular electrical wave pattern. Thisaberrant cellular frequency vibration causesinterference with the normal balanced Livermuscle/meridian interface, which thenregisters emotion bitter, LIVER patternwave length and the Liver muscles will nowunlock, i.e. register stress.

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The Nature of ResistanceRichard Utt (ref 2) in 1993 explored the relationship of emotions and attitudes to Ohms Law.

I xOHM'S LAW OF ELECTRICAL STRESS

=R EVoltage

Push or Force

Current

Amount of flow

Resistance

Impediment to flow=

Ian Stubbings in 1992 developed the concept of the STRESS INDICATOR POINT SYSTEMbased on Ohms Law. He evolved the SIPS Law of Stress looking at the Resistance, the amperageand the voltage involved in energetic imbalances.

THE SIPS LAW OF STRESS

Equilibrium = Current of Energy X Resistance

Power required by cell tomaintain equilibrium

STRESS IMBALANCEINCELL

Flow rateof energy

Resistance to flowof energy

SIPS POINTX AMPERAGE

RESISTANCE

To maintain balance the cell will draw fromthe Meridian System the frequency of energythe cell requires to compensate for energy lossdue to that type of stress.

The SIPS procedure discloses to us the fullforce of the nature of the imbalance, providinga direct electrical readout of the stress at acellular level. All imbalances by their naturemanifest in the body physical at a cellularlevel. By focusing our primary attention at thecellular level, we capture all of the emotional,nutritional, energetic, attitudinal and physicaldynamics of the imbalance and correct at thelevel of the basic building blocks of life. Bybalancing at a cellular level, we dramaticallyincrease the potential to improve the qualityand longevity of the correction in our tool kit.

Resistance to HealingResistance is a measure of the force impedingthe flow of an electrical current. In the SIPSLaw of Stress, the resistance directly affectsthe power or the force of the healing energyavailable to assist the cell regain equilibrium,The greater the resistance to the healingenergy, the less energy there is available to thecell, and the deeper and more permanent thedamage to that cell. The only other option is to

compensate for the resistance by increasingthe force required to overcome the blockage tothe healing energy. Dis-ease occurs when thenatural access to the Universal Energy isblocked and the cellular structure is starved ofenergy/love and becomes stressed. A cell thathas lost equilibrium and is emitting a disturbedenergy field signal, requires energy from theuniverse to regain that equilibrium. Healingmanifests when the client connects to theircore understanding which occurs when allresistance to the flow of the Universal Energyceases within the context of the balance.

Cells appear to generate energy on seven mainfrequencies that correspond to the seven mainEMG layers of our Aura, and the sevenElements of the Meridian system. Resistanceto the Flow of universal energy to the stressedcell is an indicator of the critical factor in the

. failure of the self-healing processes of thebody to manifest. Until all the layers ofresistance to incoming Universal energy arebalanced, the balance is likely to beunsuccessful in the long term. The benefits ofthe balance may not hold when aspects of theother resistances to the healing occurs.

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SIPS DYNAMIC LAW OF STRESS

Energy flowsuntil it meetsresistance

If sufficient force,resistance will beovercome

Force/EnergyVoltage Resistance

Identifying the RESISTANCE level that is themost applicable in a particular imbalance isvital in restoring cells to their maximum healthwith the least effort. By minimizing resistanceto the healing energy, less force is required to

No resistanoe Cell StressAmperage

heal and less energy is expended to maintainequilibrium. Thus with SIPS Resistance layertechniques, the more likely a client is to obtainlong lasting and deeply effective balancesfrom your existing techniques.

Continuous Recording ModeContinuous Recording Mode (CRM) wasconceived and developed by Ian Stubbings inorder to be able to record a continuous now ofbiofeedback occurring during a physicalactivity or train of thought. CRM recognizesand captures the dynamic aspect of imbalancesthroughout a range of motion or action e.g.:imbalances that may exist for only a briefmoment, such as muscle re-activity.Ian Stubbings became aware of the need toenter the full context of all the componentscomprising an imbalance. What of thosecomponents which contribute to the imbalancebut remain unknown to the monitor? Onlywhen an imbalance creates greater than 50%stress in an indicator muscle circuit will anindicator change occur.Only those imbalances creating greater than50% stress will be entered into pause lock atthis snap shot of time in which the pause lockis recording. Many minor components of theimbalance not reaching the 50% level will not

be recognized or entered onto the circuit andhence not entered into the balance.An analogy is made with a spectrographanalysis of the chemical components oflemons. There are hundreds of major andminor peaks in the chemical sub-units thatcomprise natural lemon flavor. Whenscientists created artificial lemon flavoring,they blended thirty or so chemicalsrepresented by the major peaks on thespectrograph.Human taste buds distinguish very clearly thedifference between natural lemon flavor andartificial lemon flavor. The "richness" of thetaste of natural lemon is contained in thedetails of the minor peaks, the nuances, of themore subtle chemical structure of naturallemon flavoring. The real essence of lemon iscontained in these nuances. Similarly many ofthe nuances of a Kinesiology balance may beunrecognized because only the major peaksi.e. unlocks are recorded.

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DIAGRAM OF A BALANCE

No indicator change PIL No PIL Indicator change

More than 50% Stress

MUSCLE UNLOCKS

Less than 50% Stress

Muscle Locks

Finer Nuances of Stress may not reach 50% stress level or may not be evident atthe time of pause lock or of stacking,

Continuous Record Mode appears to create acarrier wave that records continuously to thecentral computer and gathers all the relevantstresses that may occur between the indicatorchanges. Continuous Record Mode alsoprovides a means of entering the dynamicnature of stress when monitoring for the over50% peaks is not possible or practical.

CRM is a body point that is held for the timethe action of imbalance is performed. Thissimple technique can greatly enhance the depthand power of your balancing by addressingthe full dynamic nature and context of theimbalance.

CLAVICLE

Protocol for Continuous RecordingModePause Lock to open the circuitHold the body point for Continuous Record

Mode (See figure below)Have the client talk, action or think of the

imbalancePause Lock again prior to releasing the CRM.Balance with your normal techniquesReferences1. George Lakhovsky, 1935, The Secrets .of

Life Reprinted 1970, Health Research,California, USA

2. Richard Utt, 1990, Attitude WithEssence, HAP, Tuscon, Arizona, USA

CaNT I NUOUS RECORD POI NT, RI GHT S I DEONLY (LI-16, TENDER POINT)

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