LBG Light Beam Generator
LBG (Light Beam Generator)
The LBG (Light Beam Generator), aids in restoring lymphatic drainage, expediting movement and waste material from the inter-cellular environment increasing the delivery of waste material from the cell to lymphatic pathways responsible for waste elimination. Delivers frequencies believed to assist in altering the ‘energetic’ pattern of viruses, fungus, bacteria, and mold. Helps restore stagnant lymph pathways by initiating a ‘dry state’ within the cells' environment, suggesting improved defense against disease development. Assists in balancing the ‘bio-field’ which suggests providing more coherency in the field, resulting in clients experiencing a tranquil state from use.
The LBG provides noninvasive, low level coherent photon output, producing a safe and effective method for efficient and timely reestablishment of fluid homeostasis, resulting in removal of toxic material by way of the lymph system. The LBG, when combined with allopathic and/or alternative health therapies, provides the practitioner with a valuable tool which assists ongoing therapies in restoring proper functioning of body and immune system defense processes.
The Light Beam Generator uses extremely low current cold gas light photons to transfer energy frequency patterns to the area of the cell helping to provide an environment which can assist the cell in correcting its out-of-balance electromagnetic charge.
This application can result in the cell balancing its field charge and disassociating itself from the binding agent responsible for the collection of the water and pooling of the protein within the affected area.
In the Lymph System, protein interactions (i.e. bonding) are primarily electrical and the beneficial photon field produced by the LBG provides the cell the opportunity to separate from its cluster, allowing the therapist to work on tissue that is more pliable.
Because the tissue is in a state of free flow, this is the ideal condition to effectively treat swollen tissue in the body.
With the application of minimal massage drainage techniques, rapid movement of waste material within the cell occurs and the delivery of waste material to the organs and nodes responsible for body waste removal and disposal is greatly enhanced.
The LBG provides noninvasive, low level coherent photon output, producing a safe and effective method for efficient and timely reestablishment of fluid homeostasis, resulting in removal of toxic material by way of the lymph system. The LBG, when combined with allopathic and/or alternative health therapies, provides the practitioner with a valuable tool which assists ongoing therapies in restoring proper functioning of body and immune system defense processes.
The Light Beam Generator uses extremely low current cold gas light photons to transfer energy frequency patterns to the area of the cell helping to provide an environment which can assist the cell in correcting its out-of-balance electromagnetic charge.
This application can result in the cell balancing its field charge and disassociating itself from the binding agent responsible for the collection of the water and pooling of the protein within the affected area.
In the Lymph System, protein interactions (i.e. bonding) are primarily electrical and the beneficial photon field produced by the LBG provides the cell the opportunity to separate from its cluster, allowing the therapist to work on tissue that is more pliable.
Because the tissue is in a state of free flow, this is the ideal condition to effectively treat swollen tissue in the body.
With the application of minimal massage drainage techniques, rapid movement of waste material within the cell occurs and the delivery of waste material to the organs and nodes responsible for body waste removal and disposal is greatly enhanced.
What is photon effect on tissue?
The use of the LBG in lymphatic therapies is based on the thesis that protein interactions are primarily electrical.
As chains of amino acids organize, the identity of the protein molecule is determined by protein folding. The bonding mechanism that determines this structure or folding is purely electrical, based on the attracting of opposing polarities.
Protein structure in living, healthy tissue is always in a state of alignment. This is most evident in the connective tissue that holds the body together where the alignment of collagen tissues is stable. However, these protein structures break down as cells die or are damaged. These waste proteins are then removed by the lymph system. When these proteins are not fully removed by the lymph system, pathologies occur in the body.
These nonfunctional proteins have the same electrical properties of attraction, but as they organize, their structures are random. This is called a fibrotic condition of the interstitium (the area between the living cells in connective tissue). The instability of the nonfunctional proteins causes them to attract water and to hold it by electrical bonding. This is called edema.
The LBG assists the body in the separation of these randomly bonded proteins by presenting a flood of photons compatible with the random protein structures, assisting in the release of the water they were holding. Healthy tissue protein structures do not attract water and are not attracted to use the photon energy presented by the LBG.
The use of the LBG in lymphatic therapies is based on the thesis that protein interactions are primarily electrical.
As chains of amino acids organize, the identity of the protein molecule is determined by protein folding. The bonding mechanism that determines this structure or folding is purely electrical, based on the attracting of opposing polarities.
Protein structure in living, healthy tissue is always in a state of alignment. This is most evident in the connective tissue that holds the body together where the alignment of collagen tissues is stable. However, these protein structures break down as cells die or are damaged. These waste proteins are then removed by the lymph system. When these proteins are not fully removed by the lymph system, pathologies occur in the body.
These nonfunctional proteins have the same electrical properties of attraction, but as they organize, their structures are random. This is called a fibrotic condition of the interstitium (the area between the living cells in connective tissue). The instability of the nonfunctional proteins causes them to attract water and to hold it by electrical bonding. This is called edema.
The LBG assists the body in the separation of these randomly bonded proteins by presenting a flood of photons compatible with the random protein structures, assisting in the release of the water they were holding. Healthy tissue protein structures do not attract water and are not attracted to use the photon energy presented by the LBG.
What are treatment indications (Tissue Detoxification) for LBG?
- Acne (on beginning, a slight worsening may occur)
- Tissue congestion from injuries
- Chronic injuries
- Eczema
- Burns
- Enhancement of general resistance
- Scars
- Old and new keloids
- Cellulite
- Swollen, heavy, and fatigued legs
- Mastodynia (breast tension in women after ovulation)
- Prostate enlargement
- Pre-surgical preparations
- Post-surgical treatments
- Headaches
- Fibromyalgia
- Lupus
- ANY chronic condition
- New and old injuries
- Pain
LBG Sessions – What to expect
Sessions are booked for 20 or 40 minutes. Throughout your session a fully trained technician will be available to adjust and customize the placement and the settings to provide the best outcome for your treatment.
You will lie on a massage table in a comfortable position and the heads of the LBG will be placed according to the designed plan of care. For some plans, the heads will be repositioned throughout the session by the technician. You will not feel anything during the session but may hear some beeps and other sounds coming from the machine which is completely normal.
It's a good idea to come to your session well hydrated with extra water for after your session. Please wear comfortable clothing, you will be fully dressed for the LBG session.
The LBG can be added to most sessions for an additional fee, please ask your practitioner if you are interested in adding the LBG to your session.
Sessions are booked for 20 or 40 minutes. Throughout your session a fully trained technician will be available to adjust and customize the placement and the settings to provide the best outcome for your treatment.
You will lie on a massage table in a comfortable position and the heads of the LBG will be placed according to the designed plan of care. For some plans, the heads will be repositioned throughout the session by the technician. You will not feel anything during the session but may hear some beeps and other sounds coming from the machine which is completely normal.
It's a good idea to come to your session well hydrated with extra water for after your session. Please wear comfortable clothing, you will be fully dressed for the LBG session.
The LBG can be added to most sessions for an additional fee, please ask your practitioner if you are interested in adding the LBG to your session.