Biofeedback

A Spooky2 biofeedback scan sends a range of frequencies through the body while the system watches how the electrical signal responds. Brief changes are recorded as “hits.” Those hit frequencies can then be used as a custom set for the session that follows.

How a scan works

During the scan, Spooky2 monitors signal behaviour such as current and phase angle across a wide frequency range (up to about 40 MHz on compatible generators). A short change in the pattern is logged as a hit.

In Spooky2’s model, hits are treated as points of interest — places where the body appeared to react. They are not a medical diagnosis, and they do not by themselves prove that a specific microbe or disease is present.

How to read the results

The body hosts many microorganisms, most of them harmless or useful. A scan does not sort “good” from “bad.” It simply ranks the strongest responses. The loudest hits are not always the most important ones.

That is one reason scans are often repeated over time: clearer or quieter patterns may appear after earlier hits have been addressed. Results should be read as guidance for frequency work, not as a lab report.

Reverse lookup

Reverse lookup compares hit frequencies with Spooky2’s program databases. If a hit is close to a frequency used in a named program, that program is listed — for example a condition name or pathogen label from the database.

A match does not mean you have that condition. It only means the same (or a very similar) frequency appears in both your scan and that program. Many frequencies show up in several unrelated entries. If nothing in the database is close enough, reverse lookup stays empty.

Short example from a reverse lookup report:

Database matches for 155462.6437236 Hz:

Cryptogenic Pneumonia (ETDF) (155470 Hz)
Pneumonia (ETDF) (155470 Hz)
Moniliasis (ETDF) (155470 Hz)

(Same frequency, several program names — not a diagnosis.)

At our clinic

We usually run at least one biofeedback scan at the start of a visit. The hit frequencies from that scan are then used in the Spooky2 treatment that follows.

A scan typically takes under 20 minutes. Longer scans can collect more detail. We can share the scan results with you on request.