Neurosquencing

Neurosequencing is a one of a kind technology, and procedure that incorporates the use of several signaling probes, using radio signals in a varied but highly organized sequencing mode. This may help re-establish the two-way relationship with damaged or injured, or out-of-focus areas in the body, and in the brain. Also, this is ideal for the gradual reversal of the effects of spinal cord injuries and amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, A.L.S., chronic pain and probably the effects of autism.

A microcrystalline wall may develope in spinal cord injuries, probably due to the sudden nature of the injury to the spine. The brain may set up a microcrystalline-like structure in or around the injured site[s] as a defense mechanism. This structure is impervious to current known therapies. However, this microcrystalline structure can be undermined gradually as result of the neurosequencing technology. Undermining the microcrystalline wall is accomplished by the reconnection of the correct signals that were present PRIOR to the injury. As a result, a sort of feed-back-mechanism, employed by the brain causes circulation and nourishment that increases dramatically to the injured area