Julia, Busselton WA

Tamara and the SCIO/QXCI machine saved my life…. it sounds a bit far fetched, well here’s my story.

I was diagnosed with Bipolar disorder in 2000. As a result I ended up on a huge cocktail of medications, which was giving me a quality of life, but the side effect was that after six years my organs began to fail. My thyroid wasn’t working, my liver was barely functioning, my kidneys were at about 25 per cent% and my cholesterol was through the roof.   The doctors were in panic mode. If they did nothing I would die, if they took me off my medications I would end up confined to a mental institution … not much of a choice.

I had heard of Tamara and the machine so, in desperation, decided to give it a go. The first thing the machine picked up was that I was bipolar. That in itself was amazing as there is no medical test they can do to diagnose Bipolar, it is diagnosed by a psychologist. Tamara explained she hadn’t treated anyone for Bipolar, so she wasn’t sure how effective it would be.  Her honesty was refreshing but I had nothing to lose so said: “Let’s give it a go”.

After a two hour session on the machine the readings said my thyroid was fully functional, my kidneys were at 75  per cent , my liver at 50  per cent and my cholesterol lower. I went away happy that I could keep taking my medication and the machine would help keep my organs functioning. Well the best was yet to come.

After three days I started to feel really drugged, something that had never happened to me before.  I rang my psychologist and told him what I had done and what was happening. He said I needed to decrease my medication.  I did this under his supervision over the next month and at the end of that time I was drug free and mentally stable.

I was astounded, as were my family and my doctors. I went on the machine every two months for the next year and saw my psychologist regularly. After 12 months my Psychologist said he couldn’t say I was cured because there was no such thing as a cure for Bipolar but I didn’t need medication and I didn’t need to see him anymore.

That was four  years ago. I am still medication- free and have not had any bipolar episodes. In that time, I have moved to a country town, leaving my son and friends behind, my husband has retired, my granddaughter was diagnosed with leukaemia , my husband was told he has a incurable bone marrow disease and I have travelled:  all things which would normally trigger an episode. I still go on the machine once every six months and, as I live in the country, have been treated a number of times in “sub space”, this means from a distance and not attached to the machine.

I would recommend that everyone goes on the machine, even if it is just once for a diagnosis and initial treatment. We spend time and money getting our car serviced and we can replace that.  How much more important is it to service our bodies and minds which cannot be replaced?

I highly recommend Tamara as she is honest and friendly. She is also a trained natural therapist who is totally ethical and trustworthy.   I urge you to make it a priority to go and see her.  I have recommended her to my family and friends and many of them have been to see her and they are all equally impressed by her and the machine she uses.