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Brief History of Asyra and Vibrational Science

The name Asyra literally refers to the physician or healer who utilizes resonance analysis. The first three letters (Asy) are derived from an ancient word meaning `physician' or `healer'. The letters (ra) stand for resonance analysis. Resonance analysis is the method of sending frequencies into the body and measuring the body's response. It is all based upon physics rather than chemistry. Physics tells us that everything is vibrating. Each substance has a vibratory signature, a unique frequency of vibration much like an energetic fingerprint. Every substance is uniquely different in it's vibration just as every substance is uniquely different in it's chemical makeup.

The foundational technology has been around since the 1950's when Rheinhard Voll, a German physician, was using it to assess the health status of his patients. Dr. Voll collected data from thousands of pre-diagnosed patients to understand how to interface the technology appropriately. The amount of current that passes thought the cellular structure of the organ, gland, or system reveals the functional status of the tissues. Because the assessment is based on defined parameters of health, any deviation from this standard can be readily detected. This allows us to see a true picture of how the body is actually functioning. Once a problem is identified in the body, electromagnetic signatures of remedies can be sent and the body's response measured. "This allows us to monitor how you respond to a remedy before it is given” -Reinhold Voll MD, MSC.

A German biophysicist by the name of Frtiz Popp discovered in the late 1970's that every tissue in the body has a different frequency of resonance (vibration). Dr. Robert Becker, an orthopedic surgeon, spent 30 years researching the subtle electromagnetic aspects of living creatures. He discovered that subtle electrical changes in the cells were responsible for initiating regrowth of limbs in amphibians. He was given a grant by the National Institutes of Health to prove or disprove the existence of acupuncture points. He proved the points existed, had unique electrical qualities which were different than the surrounding tissue, and were in the same location on everyone he tested. Thus proving the existence of acupuncture points. His grant money was immediately withdrawn.