THE EESYSTEM RESEARCH GUIDE
Doctors, a blind test, the power company and a physicist. Here’s what they found.
Eight looks at the Energy Enhancement System, explained in plain English. Every number comes with how many people it covers. Every study comes with what it doesn’t show.
A DNA test where 23 people came out 3.44 years younger on average
26 adults, ages 41 to 75. 23 had all three tests.
Read it →No. 2A blind test: blood, heart and brain changed mostly when it was really on
44 adults, ages 24 to 85. An earlier group of 41 pointed the same way.
Read it →No. 3Blood photos, before and after one hour
36 men and women
Read it →No. 4Five scores that moved on a personality questionnaire
29 adults in Hawaii
Read it →No. 5Lab photos of the glow, before and after
Body Electric lab (sample photos). Sabina DeVita, EdD (pictures taken from people’s fingertips).
Read it →No. 6A clinic’s notes from 90 people, word for word
90 adults, ages 22 to 87. 37 had sent back every form when the early report was written.
Read it →No. 7Power company readings in the middle of the system
Brian Thorson, Southern California Edison. Written up by the center.
Read it →No. 8A physicist who called it “impossible”
John Orava, PhD, a physicist who specializes in brain research
Read it →“IS THIS ALL JUST HYPE?”
Here’s the straight truth.
These are small studies and first-hand reports. Most had no comparison group, and some were run by people who offer EESystem sessions. One did test against a switched-off system, and its researchers say it still needs a bigger study.
None of them shows that the EESystem treats or cures any illness, and we’re not going to tell you it does.
QUESTIONS
Straight answers.
Is there scientific research on the EESystem?
Yes, a small amount. This guide covers eight looks: a six-month DNA age pilot, a blind placebo test, live blood photos, a personality questionnaire study, glow photography, a clinic pilot, power company field readings and a physicist's oscilloscope comments.
Has the EESystem been tested against a placebo?
Once. Dr. Alin Horea Suta in Romania ran 44 adults through a secretly switched-off system first, then a real one. Blood, heart and brain changed mostly when it was really on. The researchers say a bigger study is needed.
Do these studies prove the EESystem works?
No. They are small studies and first-hand reports. Most had no comparison group, and some were run by people who offer EESystem sessions. None shows that the EESystem treats or cures any illness.
Where can I read the original papers?
Each study page links the original document where we can share it. Two are not linked because they use medical wording this site does not make.