Ondamed | my first client

He felt so relaxed, he fell asleep

My first client was not enthousiastic seeing this Ondamed machine – or any other for that matter – as he was prepared to experience the ‘standard’ specialized kinesiology approach for his session.

Bioresonance with Ondamed is the application of low freqency waves (sound) in such a way the body’s pathways (meridians) are stimulated in with this frequency, during a specfic time and a specific intensity. One or more lines specs are stored in programs (scripts), ready for easy entering. In one way you might say it is like acupuncture with sound.

I explained him how it worked, what he generically could expect and he still was sceptic. Good for him. But I went on and selected the programs and then asked him to lay on the table.

I placed the neck applicator on him and started the ‘most wanted’ program. While the program was running I waved the hand applicator over these areas I felt that needed special attention.

As time went by he relaxed more and more, I touched his right foot and that felt really ticklish. So I backed off a little bit.

The program was to run 12 minutes. Soon I heard him snoaring. He was deep asleep. After these twelve minutes he woke up and told me he had a dream, but forgot what it was about. I run another program and then the body said it was enough.

I let him drink some water and we had some small talk. He offered to come back next week to let me experiment on him for free ;) . Well since I am in an experimental stage I said ‘yes’ to this proposal. So he is returning monday.

Huib Salomons, Apeldoorn

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The new experience | Ondamed

Experience the effects of Ondamed

Ondamed – bioresonance - is not new, but it is for me. I am ready to experience working with Ondamed as it is been installed in my practice today.

With Ondamed a practitioner uses a system that consists of a battery-powered biofeedback device and applicators …

  • to determine which frequencies of sound – as well as the accompanying weak pulsed electromagnetic fields – cause a response in a patient’s autonomic nervous system. Hereby using VAS as indicator;
  • to apply time based stimulation of selected frequencies, combined with the patient’s cognitive and non-cognitive participation;
  • to promote relaxation, muscle re-education, and overall rehabilitation that returns the body to its former state of wellness.

Support Stop smoking and reduce pain

One of the things I intend to get good results with is to support those who want to stop smoking: “In only 1 to 3 forty-five minute sessions, 95% of our clients stop smoking. We see about 200 patients a month in one of our 3 clinics. Our results helping patients with their smoking addictions for over 5 years with the ONDAMED technology are truly amazing.” – Beata Andreassen, Therapist, Denmark,

As I am just “a new kid around the block” I can not support this claim [yet], but I am ready to help those who want to experience this success with me.

I also intend to offer ways to reduce pain as I know from my own experience “how bad your day can be” when you experience pain on a daily basis. Using bioresonance by applying tissue related frequencies we “bring life” back into this tissue. Sounds cool, doesn’t it. What if this really works, wouldn’t it be heaven on earth.

I am ready, are you?!

Huib Salomons, Apeldoorn

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Schuessler Cell Salts: List of 12 plus 15 tissue salts

Schuessler Cell Salts: List of 12 plus 15 tissue salts.

12 Basic Cell Salts
No. 1. Calcium Fluoratum Connective tissue, skin, joints
No. 2. Calcium phosphate Bones and teeth
No. 3. Iron phosphate Immune system
No. 4. Potassium chloride Mucous membranes
No. 5. Potassium phosphate Nervous system
No. 6. Potassium sulphate Metabolism
No. 7. Magnesium phosphate Muscles
No. 8. Sodium chloride Water regulation
No. 9. Sodium phosphate Metabolism
No. 10. Sodium sulphate Purification
No. 11. Silica Connective tissue, skin, hair
No. 12. Calcium sulphate Joints, pus

In the meantime, there are 15 additional cell salts, by which twelve are quite well known especially in Germany.

15 Additional cell salts
No.13 Potassium arsenite Skin, vitality
No.14 Potassium bromide Nervous system, skin
No.15 Potassium iodide Sign gland
No.16 Lithium chloride Rheumatism, nerves
No.17 Manganese sulphate Iron system
No.18 Calcium sulphide Vitality, body weight
No.19 Copper arsenite Digestive system, kidneys
No.20 Potassium aluminium sulfuricum Digestive system, nervous system
No.21 Zinc chloride Metabolism, womb, nerves
No.22 Calcium carbonate Vitality, Anti Aging
No.23 Sodium bicarbonate Purification, Body acid balance
No.24 Arsenic iodide Skin, allergies
No.25 Aurum Chloratum Natronatum Day and night rhythm, female reproductive organs
No.26 Selenium Liver, blood vessels
No.27 Potassium dichromate Blood, sugar metabolism

http://www.alternativevet.org/tissue_salts.htm

Remedy Name Example applications
Calc. fluor. Supports tissue elasticity, therefore helping ligaments and blood vessels. It also helps healthy bones and teeth.
Calc. phos. Aids recovery from poor nutrition and lowered
vitality.
Calc. sulph. With its cleansing action, it helps maintain a healthy skin and to treat pimples or acne.
Ferr. phos. Helps respiratory problems, blood health, sore throats and bleeding. It also supports the aged.
Kali mur. Used in instances of thick, white mucoid discharges.
Kali phos. Helps in cases of nervous tension and nervous exhaustion.
Kali sulph. Catarrh and skin ailments are helped with this salt.
Mag. phos. Spasmodic pains, cramps and anxiety can be helped.
Nat. mur. Used for runny ‘colds’ and for loss of smell or taste.
Nat. phos. Rheumatism and digestive ailments are the main areas of use.
Nat. sulph. Used to treat liver malfunction, water retention and rheumatic pains.
Silica Helps the structure of skin and nails and to reject purulent infection (e.g. boils and pimples).
Combination formulae Various formulae of combinations of the above have
been devised, for certain specific disease areas. Examples are neuralgia, hay fever, nervous exhaustion, indigestion, backache,
rheumatism and sinusitis.
Name Example applications
Copper (Cuprum) Anaemia, exhaustion, acetonaemia, uric acid accumulation, aids neurotransmission at synapses, antioxidant effect.
Manganese (Manganum) Infertility, tendon contracture, Vitamins B, C & E
utilisation, perosis, health of cartilage, foetal absorption.
Iodine (Iodum) Infertility, immune function, metabolic control,
stillbirths without deformity, thyroid regulation, retinal pigmentation,
resistance to TB.

http://www.vithoulkas.com/en/books-study/online-materia-medica.html

Here you can find online versions of Materia Medica by the following homeopaths:

Treat a patient with a disease, not a disease

http://homeopathyplus.com.au/?s=Radiation

1. Aconite napellus (Acon.)

For: Panic, fear and shock. Hyperventilation. Anaphylaxis. Measles.

2. Apis mellifica (Apis.)

For: Bites and stings with swelling. Anaphylaxis.

3. Arnica Montana (Arn.)

For: Bruising and damage to soft tissues. Fractures.

4. Arsenicum album (Ars.)

For: Anxiety states. Burning pains better for warmth. Food poisoning. Fractures. Pain that is worse for the slightest movement and better keeping still or firm pressure. Amoebic dysentery. Influenza. Malaria. Measles, Yellow fever.

5. Bryonia (Bry.)

For: Fractures. Pain that is worse for the slightest movement and better keeping still or firm pressure.

6. Carbo vegetabilis (Carb-v.)

For:  Near-death states with gasping and flatulence. The ‘corpse-reviver’.

7. Calendula (Calen.)

For:  Superficial wounds, grazes and lacerated skin. Infected wounds.

8. Cantharis (Canth.)

For:  2nd to 3rd degree burns, including sunburn. Wasp stings.

9. China officinalis (Chin.)

For: Exhaustion following  loss of body fluids such as blood, sweat and diarrheoa. Malaria.

10. Euphrasia (Euphr.)

For:  Irritated streaming eyes and nose. Effects of tear gas.

11. Hepar sulphuris (Hep.)

For: Infected and sensitive wounds with splinter-like sticking pains and cheesy odour. Slow healing of wounds.

12. Hypericum perforatum (Hyper.)

For: injuries to nerves and nerve rich areas such as finger tips and the spine. Lacerations and puncture wounds, especially where there is the risk of tetanus.

13. Lachesis muta (Lach.)

For: Dark red or blue –purple infected tissues . Gangrene. Tarantula bites.

14. Ledum palustre (Led.):

For: Puncture wounds especially when there is a risk of tetanus. Sprained and twisted joints. Bites and stings. Lyme disease.

15. Pyrogenium (Pyrog.)

For: Offensive wounds with foul smelling discharges. High fevers from infections. Restless exhaustion and offensive discharges. Prevention of infection following wounds or childbirth.

16. Ruta graveolens (Ruta.):

For tendon or periostium injuries. Sprains and strains.

17. Silicea (Sil.):

Abscesses that drain but won’t heal. Embedded foreign bodies.

18. Staphysagria (Staph.)

For: Cuts and incisions. Violation and rape.

19. Symphytum officinale (Symph.)

For: Fractures.  Punctured or ruptured eyeball.

20. X-ray

For: Prevention of chromosomal damage from radiation exposure. Treatment of radiation burns and poisoning.

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Forex insight | Are you congruent

Is your subconscious congruent with your goal setting

Believe it or not, your subconscious is a major player in taking action in any field of your life. And thus also in your trading behaviour.

The trade index is unpredictable in the moment and thus a component to take into account, so is your subconscious.

When you want something in your life and your subconscious is not congruent with your goal setting, your subconscious will not help you and in severe cases it will sabotage your effort. Protecting you from bringing it into existence.

So in order to succeed in life you’d better secure yourself from a congruent state between the subsconscious and your goal setting. Only to find the results you were working towards all the time.

:Success in trading:

Huib Salomons

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Forex insight | time for journaling

The trade index takes its time

It is important to start writing down your insights (journaling) when you are ‘reading’ a chart. Because …

… on different occassions I could see where the trade index was heading, but the ‘retracement habit’ delays the moment of realization.

When you forget about your insight you will start doing other things and the moment you least expect it the trade index will start making way to your foreseen limit. And you are too late to act for what ever reason.

So be nice to your self and start ‘journaling’. It helps you to clean up your thoughts and notions.

Write down the goal setting and what tactic you will be using to observe the right moment to take action.

:Success in trading:

Huib Salomons

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Forex insight | retracing fx

Retracing

The trade index has the annoying habit to “go back to its root”. Only to check the strenght of the root or to find an even higher high c.q. lower low. The root being the ultimate encounter with a resistance barrier as a result. A momentary balance of volume between buyers and sellers.

It is something you have to take into account when you place your bid. Done poorly it can blow up your trading goal. Leaving you with a loss. And that is not what you want. At least I don’t.

Importance of the Life Cycle

It is important to learn to recognize the end of a life cycle on any timescale in any tradestation.

There are two types of life cycles.
1. The inner life cycle.
2. The outer life cycle.

Ad 1. The inner life cycle entails a breather after which the search for a lower lower c.q. higher high continues. Meaning it is a moment where it checks the strengh of the Moving Average. Which is to be a barrier for the trade index. In any tradestation you can graphically see that is meandering around the 100 SMA.

Ad 2. The outer life cycle is depicted by the meandering around the 200 SMA. When it has reached the higher high c.q. lower low across the 200 SMA it marks the end of the outer life cycle.

In an earlier insight I told about the scaleability of the SMA. Meaning the 100 SMA on a larger scale chart is the 50 SMA on the lower scale chart. This leads to the conclusion that the definitive change of direction (sell>buy, buy>sell) on this scale is all a matter of scope!

:Success in trading:

Huib Salomons

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Forex insight | Max Gunther | How to get lucky

How to get Lucky (in your life AND trading)

Max Gunther, the author of “How to Get Lucky”.

You are focused on learning to trade forex. Some say you need luck to have success in forex trading. If you don’t know what you are doing you need “luck”, but when you know the technology you can “bring luck on your side”.

In his book Max Gunther outlines 13 techniques for discovering and taking advantage of life’s good breaks, was first published in 1986 and has recently been republished.

The English-born American journalist and writer, who died in 1998, was best known for his controversial bestseller on financial risk management, The Zurich Axioms, but his other works include The Luck Factor, The Very Very Rich and Instant Millionaires.

Lucky people arrange their lives in characteristic patterns, Gunther said, and tend to position themselves in the path of “onrushing luck”.

Here are his 13 tips to turn your luck around:

1. Never confuse luck with planning – When a desired outcome is brought about by luck, you must acknowledge that fact. If you confuse luck with planning, you will all but guarantee that your luck – in the long run – will be bad.

2. Find the fast flow - Go where events flow fastest, surround yourself with a churning mass of people and things will happen. It doesn’t matter if you are a quiet person; all you need to do is meet a lot of people and let them know who you are. Then they will direct opportunities your way.

3. Take calculated risks – There are two ways to be an almost sure loser in life.
a. Take risks that are out of proportion to the rewards being sought.
b. Take no risks at all. Lucky people, characteristically, avoid both extremes.
Be frugal, yet DO take risks within accepted boundries.

4. Know when to cut and run – Always assume that a run of luck is going to be short, never try to ride a run to its peak. You will virtually always be right as the law of averages is heavily on your side.

5. Know how to select luck - Is there some likelihood that the problems with your investment – whether it be time, money or love – will go away?
Do you have some realistic hope of fixing them? If so, you should stay aboard. If not, you should get out and look for better luck elsewhere.

6. Take the zig zag path - Despite what many people think the path to success is rarely a straight line. Lucky men and women, on the whole, are not straight-line strugglers. They not only allow themselves to be distracted, they invite distraction.
A plan should be used as a guide only and if something better comes along the plan should be discarded immediately without regret.

7. Supernatural belief can help - Not because it makes you more lucky but because it helps you make impossible choices. Sometimes there is no rational choice to make, yet the worst reaction is to do nothing.
A supernatural belief can enable people to get into a potentially winning position simply by helping them make choices.

8. Be a bit pessimistic - Lucky people, as a breed, tend to be pessimistic. Optimism means expecting the best, but good luck involves knowing how you will handle the worst.

9. Learn to keep your mouth shut - Talk can tie you up and lock you in positions that seem right today but may be wrong tomorrow. Avoid unnecessary talk about your problems, plans and feelings. When there is no good reason to say something, say nothing.

10. Recognise a non-lesson - There are experiences in life that seem to be lessons but aren’t. Recognise when something was just bad luck and move on.

11. Accept the universe is unfair - All of us, the good, the bad and the in-between, are all equally likely to realise our fondest dreams or contract cancer.

12. Be willing to be busy - The more activities you have going the greater the likelihood that something good will happen.

13. Find a destiny partner - This is someone who is someone who changes your luck over a long term. This person is not necessarily a romantic partner and is usually just found by blind luck but it can help if you are actively looking.

 

Studying forex trading I have found those “13 guidelines to luck” to share analogies in applicability with trading with the charts of the tradestation and the mindset for learning to trade. The final goal being .. “to make some profit or have luck on your side”.

Luck can be within your grasp, when you incorporate these guidelines into your learning trading forex.

Commit yourself to “one trade at a time”: focus!!

(Rule 5: Know how to select luck) It is tempting to bid (sell/buy) on different currencies at a time. Or course it is your choice but know this … at time of “elevated heart rhythm” you can not think clearly anymore. Thereby loosing your bid.  your goal is “to make a nice profit” and learn while watching the development of the trade index.

So be fair to your self know your goal …  and commit your self to one trade at a time.

: Success with trading:

Huib Salomons

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