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We have two people in the St. Pete/Clearwater area who are both in their second week of treatment. I haven’t been posting about them or checking in as closely day-to-day.
Quick reminder: I’m not a practitioner or health professional. I’m just someone who was sick with Long Covid and eventually got better using ultrasound and Equiscope after trying many other things for years.
One of them is a middle-aged woman who has dealt with significant fatigue, brain fog, and PEM. She’s tried a lot of different approaches over the years.
I got a message from her today (after 5 ultrasound sessions and 1 Equiscope session). She said she has more mental clarity, more motivation, better oxygen saturation, and warmer hands and feet than she’s had in the last couple of years.
While biomarkers and data tracking is important, so is getting your soul back and feeling like yourself again.
Very thankful this is working for people.
Casey Sapp retweeted
Today on TSEE, we share a new model that connects the body's energy demand, how stress (dis)allocates energy, and how this is related to our behaviors, thoughts, emotions, and mental health.
Guest writer @sequencemyneuro from our group provides an overview of the Allostatic Triage model of Psychopathology (ATP Model). This model helps explain how our brains manage the body's limited energy budget. And how stress may contribute to the development of disease symptoms over time.
Nothing is free in biology. So stress costs energy. Chronic stress changes how our energy flows and is distributed. We now think that this leads to energy patterns that show up as thoughts, emotions, and behaviors that—over time—negatively impacts our mental and physical health. Parker's ATP Model provides a framework to understand how dynamic energy patterns shape our lives and our health.
tseenergy.substack.com/p/can…
Long Covid is bio-electrical.
In 5.5 years of fighting Long Covid, and working with innumerable doctors across multiple specialties and continents, not one of them brought up that this may be the fundamental problem: cells are leaking energy and losing their voltage.
•A living cell is a tiny battery. Its membrane keeps charged particles apart — more positive on one side, more negative on the other. That separation is the voltage.
•The cell spends energy to hold that voltage, and it uses the voltage to move nutrients, fire signals, and keep the mitochondria making more energy.
•The virus envelope protein, called E, can gather into a small channel in the cell’s inner membranes.
•Calcium, sodium, and potassium slip through a hole that should not be there. The separated charges mix. The voltage falls.
•The cell then burns what energy it has left trying to pump those charges back apart.
•The mitochondria that are supposed to recharge it lose their own charge and slow down.
•What feels like exhaustion is a battery that will not hold a charge. Everything biological or chemical cascades from this primary issue.
Perplexing.
A rendering of the most powerful bio-magnetic chair on the market. Somewhere between 30,000 - 50,000 gauss when sitting in it.
For context, Gauss measures magnetic field strength. Earth’s magnetic field is only about 0.5 Gauss. A typical fridge magnet is around 50–100 Gauss. Clinical MRI machines run 15,000–30,000 Gauss.
I found a few pictures of people who own them and had AI create these images of what it looks like to anonymize everything.
There isn’t a website with specs for it, and it’s essentially referral only. But the anecdotes and success stories I hear from once severely sick people are mind-boggling.
We are just scratching the surface in understanding bio-energetics.
More context:
I want you to imagine sitting in a 50,000-gauss (5 Tesla) biomagnetic chair for an hour every day.
Based on what magnetic and biomagnetic experts claim, as well as those with lived experience I’ve talked to say about it the benefits *may* include:
•Continuous rebalancing of localized pH pairs across large body regions (acidic zones that favor viruses/fungi and alkaline zones that favor bacteria/parasites)
•Creation of a more neutral microenvironment hostile to pathogens
•Disruption of pathogen viability: viruses struggle to function or replicate, bacteria lose their preferred alkaline niche
•Improved local circulation and oxygenation
•Reduced inflammatory signaling
•Support for detoxification pathways
•Normalization of membrane potentials and ion channels
•Restoration of bioelectric homeostasis, with potential support for cellular energy via charged-particle and gradient effects
•Accelerated clearance of lingering viral residues and immune dysregulation relevant to COVID/long COVID
TLDR - It is a potent whole-body solution of pH/terrain balancing and pathogen-environment disruption.
There aren’t many providers of this technology, they can’t make claims about it publicly, and don’t have material online about it you can search for even though these chairs have been around for decades.
We have one here in Saint Pete/Clearwater we are going to begin piloting this week for Long Covid.
I’m intrigued to say the least.
We are also seeing it drive Lyme out of cartilage and tissues.
Here is what we are seeing under a microscope here in Saint Pete/Clearwater after ultrasound sessions looking at blood. This is an n=1 observation.
If true, there isn’t a better modality on the planet for getting clean from Long Covid, and dealing with the heart of the issues.
Empirical observations:
- The ultrasound looks like it's pushing microbes, debris, and amyloid out of the soft tissue, fascia, and cartilage where they hide and into the bloodstream.
- There is a spike in rouleaux and debris right after treatment, since the immune system reacts to the released material with cytokines and possibly autoimmune activity.
- By the next morning most of that load has been cleared, the amyloid has lost its structure, and the rouleaux have dropped a lot, which points to a short mobilize-then-clear cycle rather than harm.
If true…..I’ll say it again, if true…..this is truly insane.
I’ve had a few people reach out in the last week asking for ideas and recs while wanting to remain anonymous as they figure out how to get healthy.
Believe me when I say I understand this completely and am fully empathetic. For five years, I had to stay quiet while I was trying to run a company, sell it, etc.
Not everyone has the luxury of being outspoken about chronic illness.
We’ve had more than one session here in Saint Pete/Clearwater—and with more than one person—where, after working on the neck and lymphatic areas, facial structure actually changes.
Your doctors and the medical community aren’t putting enough attention on how closely lymphatic health is tied to Long Covid. It’s much worse and much more directly correlated than you think.
In 1725, as a young man, Jonathan Edwards lay sick for nearly three months. Instead of despair, he spent time thinking through where and how he could find joy. Later in life he wrote of a joy he experienced even when his body was weak.
Here are three anchors he wrote about which have also helped me on dark days if you believe the Bible is true:
#1 Everything bad will be worked out for good. “We know that in all things God works for the good of those who love him” (Romans 8:28). Even trials are used by God to prepare you for what is still ahead.
#2 The good things cannot be taken away from us. “If God is for us, who can be against us? … Nothing will be able to separate us from the love of God that is in Christ Jesus our Lord” (Romans 8:31, 39). When health fails, status fades, or circumstances shift, love and security remain.
#3 The best is yet to come. “I consider that our present sufferings are not worth comparing with the glory that will be revealed in us” (Romans 8:18). Edwards pointed people beyond the present moment to a future which doesn’t involve the pain you’re experiencing today.
How to find joy on hard days.
7 people responded who are closer to San Diego than FL. Incredible.
There is a guy in North County, San Diego with Long Covid who has put together an ultrasound + equiscope + bio-magnetic chair regiment which is *close* to the one we are doing here in FL.
The ultrasound machine and methodology, plus the bio-magnetic chair we are using here is the same. The equiscope methodology is different and the modalities are available through three different providers versus an all-in-one we are doing here going forward. Yet still quite impressive we have a second “open” cohort that may be starting somewhere else.
If you’d like an intro I️ can provide one via DMs.
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Once I show you my blood after treatment and the next day and then after Kaqun water, you will see yet another aspect of it. Poor oxygen delivery to microvascular beds leading to regional hypoxia, switch to anerobic glycolysis, mitochondrial underperformance and transition to cell danger with lactic acid production to further decrease pH and move voltage into the positive/acidic range.
“I have a tracker for my heart rate variability that I wear normally, I would take it off being on the chair because the magnets can damage the battery. But for experiment sake, I wore it on the chair and propped it up on a pillow, so it was at least 6 inches away from the magnets. It showed that my body went from fight-or-flight into rest-and-digest within about 15 minutes of being on the chair.”
This is a quote from someone I️ recently interviewed using a 30,000+ gauss bio-magnetic chair for healing and recovery.
Let’s assume this quote is true based on literature, logic, and empirical observations which have all been consistent so far in my research.
Then…..Is strong, super-conductive bio-magnetism one of the safest ways to reset your body into a parasympathetic state? Don’t forget all the literature that bio-magnetism also eliminates many types of pathogens.
I’ll be testing this on myself soon. Chair hasn’t arrived yet, though.