Complementary therapy
SCIO quantum therapy: a complement for your well-being
Sessions with specialized, up-to-date software, with the same approach as always: people first.
What it is
SCIO, also called EPFX or QXCI, is a biofeedback device with software. It records the electrical response of the skin to very low-voltage signals and processes it with programs. Its developers describe it as a quantum or bioenergetic therapy tool.
In my practice I use it with the specific, up-to-date software, as a complement to medical care.
A bit of history
The device was created in the 1980s by William C. Nelson and was registered in the United States as a biofeedback device for stress management. It is sold under several names, including SCIO, EPFX and QXCI.
What to expect from a session
- It is a non-invasive session.
- The consultation lasts about half an hour.
- Message us on WhatsApp and I will explain what it involves and whether it is right for you.
What it is and what it is not
It is
- A well-being and relaxation complement.
- A tool that adds to your medical care.
- A non-invasive session.
It is not
- A medical diagnostic method.
- A treatment to cure diseases.
- A substitute for consultations, tests or medical treatments.
Transparency
The quantum or bioenergetic approach of SCIO is not recognized by the scientific community and has no controlled clinical studies supporting diagnoses or treatments with this device. Authorities such as the US FDA have only accepted it as a biofeedback device for stress management. That is why it is offered as a well-being complement, and you should never skip or delay a medical diagnosis or treatment because of it.
Do you want to know if it is for you?
Message us on WhatsApp. I see patients at the clinic (Mexico City) or remotely.
Sources
- Wikipedia: Electro Physiological Feedback Xrroid (EPFX / QXCI / SCIO)
- The Seattle Times: FDA bans import of unproven machine
This page is informational and does not replace a medical consultation.