What is it supposed to do?
For many years complementary therapists have used a wide variety of hands-on tests to achieve their diagnosis of any particular health problem; hands-on being the operative word. Now radionic assessment can make a quick, complete survey of the client’s condition, with precision and without the actual presence of the patient. If this sounds amazing, it is!
Every cell in the human body ‘radiates’ its own individual code, which can be communicated to and measured by the radionics instrumentation. A routine examination using a small sample from the patient includes a survey of all the main body organs, including any pathological changes; identification of any incidental bacteria or fungus; determination of hormone levels and, finally, measurement of deficiencies in essential vitamin and mineral levels.
There are currently only two radionics machines in Europe, both operated by the same company, Holistic Remedies Ltd, headed up by Hungarian-born Dr Laszlo Foldes MD., PhD. One is here in Cyprus and the other in Budapest, where Dr Foldes is also a professor in the city’s University of Medicine.
What benefits does it claim?
The benefits are as vast and wide-ranging as the range of physical, mental and emotional ailments the radionics system can diagnose. Most particularly, it eliminates time-consuming travelling to consult a specialist and painful invasive surgery such as a ‘lumpectomy’ for biopsy. That’s not to say that when the radionics instrumentation has found cancerous activity, biospies will not be necessary, but all initial analysis is made without pain, inconvenience, stress and/or knock-on side-effects. Radionics can take the place of blood tests, X-rays, barium meals, PAP cytology and stool analysis, all in one simple test, using a lock of hair, a fingernail or even a piece of skin. Accuracy rate of the findings is 95 per cent.
Is there any science behind it?
Loads but much of it quite incomprehensible to a mere layman. Just as I maintain I don’t need to know how a telephone works to use one, in my experience with radionics, I actually saw the results of an extensive survey of my physical body on paper – accurate well beyond the point of the details I had put on my application – without truly understanding how it works.
Dr Foldes explained: “The father of radionics was a famous American physician Dr Albert Abrams in the late 1800s. In radionics, every bit of information is encapsulated in numeric codes: every part has its individual code and, using special information filters, the instrumentation can separate each area off and read the data. The information can be narrowed down with literally millions of codes even to the genes and chromosomes”.
What’s it like?
It’s a simple process of filling in a questionnaire and giving a sample – in my case hair clippings. Diagnosis was done when Dr Foldes returned from Hungary. It took some four hours to produce comprehensive read-outs of my medical status, which he then explained to me at length when we met.
In real terms, had I been looking for the underlying cause of some worrying symptom, I’d have discovered it from the reams of information with no problem at all. The system picked up all my known physical problems including my inability to metabolise calcium and B Vitamins; residual herpes from childhood chickenpox and other naturally occurring gut microbes. Had I been toxic with prescription medicines, this would have been obvious and I particularly suggest radionics testing would be ideal for anyone suffering from a chronic condition requiring a smorgasbord of drugs as is so common today.
I would have no hesitation in consulting Dr Foldes again; what a simple way to have your annual MOT!
Where and how much?
Holistic Remedies operates out of Therapolis in Limassol and some enlightened Paphos medical and therapy clinics. I suggest you call Kata Foldes (99 752573) who will make every effort to make an appointment for the test.
Prices start at €26 up to €171, depending on the type of test the client requires. In case of any special/unique request, the price depends on how difficult the examination is.
