Tony  12:15

Great. Well,

Manon Bolliger  12:24

I think a lot of that was very helpful for me too.

Tony  12:29

Wait, this is my healing.

Manon Bolliger  12:30

No, I’m sorry. I’m I’m a bit connected to you. Well, you have a very nice voice. Yeah, I was doing that. Yeah, that’s great.

Tony  12:48

Oh yeah. It’s been, it’s been a rough morning and but I was certainly able to Oh be still in that session. Yeah, one of the funny things with this, I think Manon mentioned it before, but when we talk about it gets worse for me. You know, it’s so early on, when we were going through that chart, it was like, Oh, my God. It just and it seems weird, because I tend to think if somebody else told me that I’d be Oh, it’s all in your mind, you know. But believe me, this is, really is very painful. But how it can come and go like that, I find that quite extraordinary as well. You know, it feels like it should be there that whole time or or not there at all. But that’s not the case, obviously.

Dayna Wylder  13:45

Well, it just kind of shows the power of our mind and what we focus on. And it is always one of the things when I when I do the scans with people, that I always fear, that sometimes, when you show people these things, that they might have something else to worry about. But you know, hopefully, what happens that even in that momentary discomfort of finding some of the possible solutions and root causes, is that going forward, you don’t have to think about the pain anymore, because maybe you can find a way to the other side.

Manon Bolliger  14:20

Yeah. What is the pain now?

Tony  14:25

A number or it’s about seven or eight, I think, yeah, okay. It kind of comes and goes, yeah, yeah. I’m not, I must say I’m not really a warrior, you know, stuff like that doesn’t really kind of concern me. It’s never been my forte to be worried, really, but I’d like to get rid of the pain is the main thing.

Manon Bolliger  14:53

But it did show up spleen as worry right in your emotional thing. But you know, maybe that is more subconscious in your case, yeah, maybe to do with the past, you know, because it’s, he’s not typically a worrier at all, right, which is interesting, but I do think, given everything we’ve heard here, it does feel like it’s, it’s an old, an old experience, you know? Yeah, I don’t know that’s what I’m feeling, hearing,

Dayna Wylder  15:31

yeah, well, I mean, it doesn’t always just have to be, right now, some of these things can be from childhood. They can be from other parts of your life. And you know, it’s, I think a lot of it does happen in early years, though, because it’s when we live in theta wave. And we tend to be pretty much being in hypnosis during all those years of our life, right? Because when we are trying to get people into deep meditation or into hypnosis, you’re trying to put them in theta wave. And when you’re under seven, that’s where we live all the time. So really, all the things that happen to us at that time in our life are getting stored in our memory, and we’re not really aware of them. And you know it. So it’s one thing to unconsciously make a decision not to be a worrier, although I would, I would even suggest that, you know, once you have pain all the time, it’s like they say with anxiety, sometimes that people have anxiety, it’s the fear of the anxiety attack that gives them the anxiety, you know. And it’s the same thing here, where maybe the the that you’re worried about becoming in pain gives you something to worry about. So you you get kind of stuck in, in that, that loop.

Tony  16:40

Yeah, that’s possible. I don’t like the scenario, but it’s possible, yeah,

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Manon Bolliger  18:00

Okay, all right, so your suggestion now would be to take a like a sip of water, like just once a day, or when the pain comes up as a reminder, like,

Dayna Wylder  18:19

oh yeah. So generally, with the infoceutical products, we do 15 drops a day. And then, I mean, but in this case, because you guys just, you don’t have it in a drop, or it’s just water, but, yeah, or you could just have, like, you know, a tablespoon of it, say, or something, you just take some out. Because the thing, when they’ve just done a lot of studies, and it was very interesting, actually, University of California, San Diego, one of their doctor, Dr hemel Patel, I want to say his name is. He tried to disprove emphasuticals, and he tried to say that it was BS. And they did studies, and they actually proved that they work in effort to disprove them. Yeah, and when they were doing it, they they found, very much like homeopathy, that the dilution didn’t matter. So with the Intraceuticals, you know, whether you took a small amount or whether you took a large amount, it was the what was imprinted in it that mattered, not the dosage. Yeah, so, I mean, that’s what I’m saying there. I don’t know how big your glass of water is, but you could, and, you know, you could spread it out two times a day too, if you feel or take it like most emphasuticals, I recommend people take in the morning, unless they’re taking ones that are ones that are specifically for, like chill or something that’s better at nighttime. But I’m not sure that infoceuticals, they’re not an immediate response where you take it and it’s boom, it in that moment. So just the consistency of taking it, even just every morning over time, is just reminding your body, because, you know, one session we do right now. I mean, you might just be calm from the session now, but it, I don’t, I don’t even claim to say that one energy session is heals somebody. Because just like anything, we have to practice it and do it over and over. But taking the infoceuticals Every day you. And what you’ve done right now with the water, and you know, the Intraceuticals actually come with like they already were filtered and ozone in them and the minerals in them. But one of the interesting things they found about, and I know if you’ve been aware of the studies like Emmanuel Moto and other people that have studied the frequency and water, is that it didn’t really matter so much the quality of the water as it did the emotion and intention put behind it. Yeah, yeah, right. So even when they thought positive thoughts are played nice music to dirty water, it’s still made a beautiful crystal, right? So, you know? And then that’s a lot of these things. It’s, you know, yeah, it’s nice to have the filter clean water and to have the product, but the intention matters a lot too.

Manon Bolliger  20:48

Okay, well, so what? What will I guess like? So if, if Tony was following up with you, like, just so people know what would be like, he would do this, and then what would be your recommended treatment protocol, typically?

Dayna Wylder  21:06

So if I was dealing with somebody who’s only just doing the bio resonance scan, a follow up right now would be, I send you the reports, and then I generally give like recommendations. We talked about some of the things with Tony today, like tracing the lung meridian, right? We could also be doing the opposite one, which would be the large intestine meridian, which is now coming up the finger on the outside of the arm, up the neck and around the ear, which is where you were feeling these pains, which is, you know, telling to me that the place where you’re feeling it is the the two places where the meridians run that showed up on your scan. So I would say, then, you know, pressing into those acupuncture points and tracing the meridians would bring energy and intention there. And do that as many times a day as you want, so as often as you remember to do it. You can’t overdo that, right? And and then I generally follow up. I would scan people once a month for at least three months, to just see if the products they need and the frequencies they need change, because some things change immediately, you know, like, if you just have a cold or a flu, you can get over that pretty quick. But, you know, once you have things that have been going on for years, you know, you need sustained effort, right?

Manon Bolliger  22:16

Sure, it makes sense, okay, well, and then maybe at one point, we could do a follow up for the, you know, the audience that’s watching and and then discuss what, what happened? If you’re up for that,

Dayna Wylder  22:33

yeah, no, I’d love to do that, because one of the things that this software has the ability to do is also create a tracking progress, so you could see, like, month after month, when you scan the colors of all of the things and how it’s either gotten better changed. And I guess sometimes you’ll actually see that as you clear up some older issues. Are the not What do you say? Older ones, the ones the body’s looking for first, because your body always tells you what it needs immediately. But there’s always layers to things. So as you kind of deal with some of those top layer things, sometimes you get deeper and you realize that it was actually a bigger issue than the first one. You thought it was

Manon Bolliger  23:09

right, right? And maybe he’s done all that work over the years. And this is the final one. I would like to think it was more like that after 20 years, you know, somehow

Dayna Wylder  23:22

it’s always a journey. Like our bodies, they don’t stay they don’t stay still, right? Our body is constantly dissolving and reforming every second as we age, and it’s so dynamic. It’s, it’s, it’s beautiful, but complicated, yes, yes.

Manon Bolliger  23:39

And yet healing could be, can be easy, right? So, you know, it’s very interesting anyway. Thank you so much time.

Dayna Wylder  23:48

Yeah, I hope that you guys got some insight out of that. And yeah,

Manon Bolliger  23:52

definitely, yeah. Okay, well, thank

Dayna Wylder  23:56

you, yeah. Thank you so much.

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