Bio-Well Basic Level seminar program

 1. Introduction

1. History of EPI/GDV method – from Lichtenberg gures to Kirlian e ect and toBio-Well scanner.
2. Different types of EPI/GDV devices. Difference between Bio-Well and GDVCamera.
3. EPI/GDV terminology: what we measure with the use of EPI/GDV devices. It isnot aura. What are EP Images? EPI is not medical diagnosis.
4. Bio-Well certi cates and EPI patents.
5. Academic papers in per-reviewed journals on EPI/GDV technology.
6. Safety measures.
7. Registering account and activating subscription at www.bio-well.co
8. Tour around www.bio-well.com and Bio-Well Forum.
9. Software download and installation. Possible problems on MAC and Windows.

2. Main principles of working with the Bio-Well device

1. Using the manuals and standard instructions. Overview.
2. Preparing the device: Cleaning the electrode. How often?
3. Preparing the device: Calibration procedure: How to do? How often to repeat?Main sense of calibration. PRACTICE
4. Preparing the client: How to capture human ngers correctly. Fingerspositioning. Wet/hot ngers. What to ask person before scanning ngertips?

   Medical precautions. Long nails issue.

   PRACTICE + “CHEAT AN EXPERT” GAME

5. Scanning a person: standard procedure. PRACTICE
6. Measurements with lter. PRACTICE

3. Working with Bio-Well software

1. How to install the software update?
2. Online and o ine mode of capturing data. Uploading o ine captures.PRACTICE
3. Software interface – function of each available button.
4. Di erent regimes of capturing data – Full Scan, After Scan, Stress Test,Environment mode, Meditation mode.
5. Working with your database of clients and experiments: main rules andfunctions.
6. Data exchange in Bio-Well. PRACTICE
7. BioCor functions and Chakra’s music.
8. Comparing the scans. PRACTICE
9. Practical demonstration of each mode of measurement (with all types ofelectrodes).

4. Basic interpretation of the obtained data: Step-By-Step

a. Tab-By-Tab analysis: from integral parameters to sector structural analysis. b. Main problematic sectors on ngers of the modern people.
c. What to comment and not comment to a patient.
d. Functional analysis of the data: possible conclusions.

e. Psychosomatic approach: Chakra’s interpretation.

5. Final Test: applying for the Basic Level User Certi cation

Approved by: Prof. Konstantin Korotkov

CEO, Bio-Well Company