“MED Is a language of patterns. I believe that everything that the body does it does for a reason. There is a priority that the holographic body utilizes in all things which is based around the prime directive to “PROTECT THE HEART, PROTECT THE BRAIN.”

The body will do everything that it can to keep you from dying, including the creation of slow developing diseases, (…). The things that can kill you instantly are things such as severe head trauma or a massive stroke or a heart attack.

Disease processes themselves, and certainly their path-physiological patterns, are a response over time to the physiological Stress Adaptation Response. Normal compensatory responses, when required over too long a time, can become corrupted.

This can eventually lead to the production of physiological, biochemical, and even morphological changes in the affected cells, tissues, and organ structures and sequences, ie. the slow creation of a disease entity. Basically, the cells are responding appropriately to a stress response, but if the need to do so over too long of a period of time is involved, errors in cellular messaging occur which then over time multiply, thus affecting surrounding cells.

“What are we doing when we practice M.E.D.?”

“The goal in any M.E.D. operation is to find that bit of data that the HolographicBodyComplex cannot ‘see’ for itself, provide that piece, and then trigger the learning response by Tapping-In the new information. When new data is ‘taken in’ and incorporated, the HBC systems become a little less linear, hence somewhat more flexible in response.

In theory and practice, this appears to translate to better choices that can bring the body back to a more measured and appropriate response to any triggering stimuli. Over time, and with continuing integration of the new information, the HolographicBodyComplex no longer need respond in the previously limiting ways.”

Dr. Richard Bartlett