Dr. Karl Maret points on CoRe

My name is Dr. Karl Maret. I am a medical doctor and a specialist in energy medicine. I would like to share a few words about my experience with the system that was developed by Kiran Schmidt. This system, the Core Inergetix system, is extremely interesting to me for several reasons; one of the things with it is that it uses a modern type of statistical analysis on noise generated within the device, while it simultaneously asks questions about the state of a person’s inner equilibrium. It’s based on a new technology in understanding called the “dynamic labile equilibrium”. Now, what this really means is that the human body is in a constant state of adaptation working between opposites, and to maintain the greatest variability in that dynamic state is very important if we want to maintain health. An example of that would be heart rate variability, which we measure in our clinic in order to find a healthy heart rhythm. The more the heart varies in its heart rate between certain limits, between certain parameters, the healthier is the heart. The heart that works, for example, at a metronome-like constant heart rate is a sign of a diseased heart. The same principal can be applied for emotions, mental processing, and in this device is exploited in order to determine how one can ask questions and then statistically evaluate the relevance of these questions; so we use this in our clinic to ask questions of our clients. We ask them their state of emotions, their state of concerns; mentally, physically, energetically, and then we use the system in a certain way to determine the responsiveness of the system.

Now to understand this is really a quantum leap in terms of how living systems work and how we can interact with computers with them. To do that we actually query a noise source, a source of constant variability, in order to use its statistical variation. That was originally researched at the Princeton Engineering Anomalous Research (PEAR) lab with Robert Jahn, Brenda Dunne and associates. They found out that indeed there are deviations in random number generators, and this can be exploited from this program in order to get very stable results; unlike other systems that we’ve tested, such as: electrodermal screening testing, various kinds of dousing or pendulums, or radionics systems. This one gives very repeatable results, which was what attracted me to the system. As a result of that, we often can get insights to hidden causes within a client that normally we didn’t know existed. Sometimes they are emotional, sometimes it is their belief system, sometimes nutritional imbalances or abnormalities, sometimes we have structural things we didn’t consider. It’s very analogous to what we do when we do a homeopathic case taking, where we ask many questions in order to find the most appropriate remedy.

And, as opposed to my training in medicine, which was more of an allopathic approach where we try to suppress or remove symptoms, or get a client or patient into a state of the greatest stability through the removal of symptoms; here we work with trying to create the greatest degree of balance, harmony, adaptability of the system. In other words, to have the greatest degree of what Kiran Schmidt calls a “labile equilibrium”; labile: because it is always changing, equilibrium: because we want to have a state of balance between extremes, or between opposites. An equilibrium, because of what the body uses in physiology called homeostasis. The body is always trying to operate between certain extreme limits, to find the state of balance. It is a basic fundamental principle that every medical student is taught in first year medical school; that you want to assist the body to find a state of balance. The term stasis normally means stability. Homeostasis might really want to be renamed a homeodynamic equilibrium, capable of adapting to changing circumstances, which to me is the meaning of life.

We found this system, when we use it clinically, very helpful because clients can start to recognize that they might find hidden connections between their illnesses. For example, emotional or mental causes can have biochemical, structural, or energetic effects, and we want to bring balance to those to give the person a greater capacity of responsiveness. To me having greater degrees of adaptability to various life stresses or changes (physical, biochemical, or structural stresses) is a sign of health to me. A healthy system is adaptable, and that is what this system works to test. Many times I have found unusual connections that I wouldn’t have suspected and that would have taken me a long time to perhaps query from a person without taking a very extensive case history, which through the help of this Inergetix system, I can get answers much faster. So, it is much more efficient for me in time and energy, and I’ve found also that the client gets more lasting changes.

In summary, I would say this system has several advantages. One of them is: it offers me the possibility to explore certain connections from an informational level, which is the way in which quantum physics works. It is a fundamental tenet of the material world (in terms of quantum physics) that everything is interconnected, technically called entangled. It is not just subatomic particles, but it is also informational systems, for example: our emotions, our mental state, and even some of our physiological states. An example of this would be, let’s say, two women living together in a dormitory. They would, after awhile, start to have the same cycle in their menstrual periods, to cycle in synchrony with each other. It’s like two pendulum clocks coming into a certain degree of alignment or entrainment.

Because everything in the universe is starting to be understood as being entrained to each other, we can use information systems to query the very specific patient conditions, or patient status, in order to get answers. So, number one, it gives us a way to discover unusual connections. Number two, it is very quick and efficient to get those answers. Number three, it trains us to ask the correct questions, because when we ask questions correctly, with an open mind and not with preconceptions as clinicians do, we can get more useful information that may be helpful. Fourthly, it involves the client in the discovery process. It isn’t the normal kind of allopathic practice where the doctor dictates something to the clients, let’s say: “take this drug to suppress the symptom.” Instead, it invites the client’s participation, which to me is already the beginning of the healing process for people. And fifthly, it is something we can use to treat various conditions.

We can use light, sound, magnetic treatments; with the device. We can start to find a balance within the system, which is testable and repeatable. And for the price it is one of the best systems we have in our clinic. We can use it to evaluate connections between things; for balancing, as opposed to treatment. We are not imposing things (on the client) but asking the body to come back into a state of greater balance. And we involve the client with the process so that it becomes more of a partnership as opposed to the doctor prescribing and the patient simply becoming a client, becoming the person who has to take something; sometimes without their wish. And then we find later that we have poor compliance. Instead we find the compliance with our patients is very high with this system, and we can make very rapid changes in their health status that so far has been showing some long-term effects. However, we are still investigating if that remains true.