Hierarchical EDS Test Sets: Test Set #1

Calibration

Label	Contents	Expected response
		normal (EAV = stable at 50 to 65; Vega-style: calibrate to 100 with clear circuit)
Stressor	battery	stress (EAV = <50, >65 or any Indicator Drop; Vega-style: <100)
Absorber	India ink	normal
Biofield	Chromium D800	stress
Iso	Chromium D2000	normal (alone; with isonosode) stress (with homeonosode)
Effective	Ferrum metallicum D26 + D800	normal (with stressor + effective remedy) stress (with stressor + ineffective remedy)
Compatible	Manganum metallicum D26 + D800	normal (with stressor + remedy) stress (with stressor + incompatible remedy)
Head	Arsenicum D60	normal (with most stressed organ or stressor + Head) stress (with any other test vial + Head)
Tail	Phosphorus D32	normal (with most effected stress pattern + Tail) stress (with any other test vial + Tail)

Calibration test set procedures:

Step 1. Establish Fundamental Measurement.

In the Vegatest Method, more recently called the Vegetative Reflex Test (VRT), a reading of 100 scale units (S.U.) on the instrument is first established by adjusting the test point regulator (TP Reglar on Vegatest II unit, or Calibrate on Bio-Tron unit) In the BioKinesiology or "VBK" (muscle testing) system, a strong Omura O-Ring or other muscle test is first established.

Step 2. Establish Disorder Control.

With the Stressor in the circuit, a lower reading (or weak muscle response) is expected. This is a disorder or stress response. When the stressor is removed from the circuit, the fundamental measurement should be observed (100 or strong muscle). If the response continues to be disordered when the stressor (or any other test ampule is removed from the circuit), place the Absorber ampule in the circuit. This should remove any remaining resonance of the previous test substance from the circuit, resulting in a return to the fundamental measurement.

Step 3. Check Testability of the Biofield Relationship.

The energetic relationship between the biofield of the tester and that of the person to be tested is an important factor to check before proceeding with the test. This check also helps to confirm your disorder control or calibration.

The ampule Iso should produce a fundamental measurement when place alone in the circuit. This indicates a correct relationship between the biofield of the tester and the person to be tested. A disordered reading on this test may be corrected by finding a remedy or other correction for the person to be tested that corrects the reading to a fundamental measurement. Corrections to consider include a bit of food if hypoglycemic, a stress-relieving therapy such as MORA if stressed, a glass of water if dehydrated, a massage or manipulation of the neck if showing spinal stress, correction for switching if this is indicated, etc.

The ampule Biofield should produce a disorder (stress) response. This indicates the correct polarity between the tester and the person to be tested. If a disorder response is not observed, a remedy may be found for the tester to strengthen the tester's biofield so as to be able to test the person to be tested. Otherwise, information about the tester may be picked up via the surrogate testing effect.

Testing Effectiveness and Compatibility of Remedies.

When a potential remedy is in the circuit, add the Effectiveness ampule and retest. A fundamental measurement indicates that the remedy (or combination of remedies) is effective. Quantities over the appropriate daily dosage may also test not effective, so for example, when testing a fat soluble vitamin by placing a whole bottle in the circuit, a disorder response on effectiveness may simply indicate that too high a dose is present in the circuit. Testing a single capsule may test effective, in which case a second capsule may be added and so on until a disorder reading is again obtained.

When a potential remedy is in the circuit, add the Compatibility ampule and retest. A fundamental measurement indicates that the remedy (or combination of remedies) is compatible or well tolerated energetically. Suggested daily dosages may be tested in the same way as with effectiveness, described above. The suggested maximum daily dosage is the highest dosage that tests both effective and compatible.

Advanced Use of Iso Filter.

When checking nosodes (homeopathic ampules related to disease vectors, disease processes, or diseased tissues, the Iso filter may be added to any nosode that shows a disorder (stress) reponse. If the reading returns to the fundamental measurement, the nosode is considered an isonosode. This means it has the same resonance as the stress pattern of the body. If the reading continues to be disordered when the Iso filter is combined with the nosode ampule in the circuit, the nosode is considered to be a homeonosode. This means that it merely has a similar resonance to the body's resonance. This does not rule out such a nosode for possible therapy, as homeonosodes can work quite well and actually tend to be more gentle in their action with fewer and milder aggravations or healing crises. Nosode therapy is recommended only under the guidance of an experienced practitioner, however.

It should also be kept in mind, especially by medically trained practitioners, that the presence of an energetic response to a nosode does not mean that a nosode must be administered in order to achieve effective therapy. Removing causes of stress and providing supportive and stimulatory measures to rebalance the terrain should always be considered as primary means of therapy.

For Later Use in Causal Chaining.

The Head and Tail indicators will be used later in conjunction with Test Sets 3 and higher to determine the key elements in causal chains. The Head of the causal chain is the most stressed organ (or other stress factor) in the energetic context of the test (i.e. given the effects of any remedies already in the circuit), which will be balanced first. This simplifies therapy, as the most stressed organ or stress factor is likely to be recruiting the most support from other organs and functions. When the remedy balancing the Head of causal chain is placed in the circuit, these secondary stress factors will clear, and the process of causal chaining can proceed with the remaining stress patterns.

Test Set #2: Control