Comparison Between Inergetix-CoRe and Nutri-Energetics System (NES) by Kiran Schmidt (Inergetix founder)

The following may appear to be a devastating assessment of NES. However, energetic and particularly informational medicines are in their youth, in a phase of vigorous growth, and it is only natural that competitors in this emerging market can be compared somewhat with adolescents who fight for their own place in the world. None of them is completely mature and, with amazing energy for making their own point, each is trying to prove his individuality and is convinced that all that was there before was incomplete, at best a beginning, and that he is bringing something new to the world that is revolutionary and will make it 'certainly' a better place.

Having said this, I do not take Inergetix as an exception to this scenario but I hope that being aware of this tendency will allow me to give you an overview of the developments and the current situation that is somehow useful for you in forming your own opinion.

I first came into contact with Harry Massey, founder of NES, in about 2001 on a newsgroup for Energetic Medicine hosted by Dr. Jerry Tennant. At that time NES had not been founded and Harry was a distributor for the QXCI. Harry, as are all others in this field, was a sure believer that the QXCI was based on Quantum Technology as its founder Bill Nelson was very eager to make everyone believe.

My investigation of the QXCI and the more honest revelation of Quantec, the main German manufacturer of radionic instrumentation www.m-tec.ag, made me understand that the common feature of all radionic techniques was a random-event-generator based on the studies at the Princeton-Engineering-Anomalies-Project. However this came as very surprising news even to insiders when I posted the details about this more than five years ago on the newsgroup in postings like this one on my old website http://bioenergeticmedicine.org/CoRe-System/Postings/Randomness.htm. (This post has been there for over five years!)

To fix this historical evidence, I have made a copy of Harry's page where he describes those two connections that he got from my above post. You can read about the "Development of NES Technology", that he traces the development of the NES to the PEAR project and Stephen Wolfram's work that I uncovered in the above newsgroup posting.

Neither Harry nor Peter Fraser has a formalized training in science or physics (as you can read here), but it was easy for Harry to understand from my postings that even expensive devices like the QXCI were simply based on cheap random-number-generators. From this came his new classification of the QXCI as the "Wheel-of-fortune" (also see Technology), not stating that he had sold the same "Wheel-of-fortune" for several years until that point, and for ten thousand dollars with the same great enthusiasm with which he is now selling the NES.

However his NES has not gone beyond the simplistic approach that is now propagated not only by Quantec, QXCI/SCIO, LIFE, Oberon, e-Lybra and many more, and is still as irreproducible as any of them. However it is due to Harry's keen sense of business that he has given this technology a very impressive theoretical face-lift.

Instead of the somewhat shaky beginnings of the QXCI, which was simply sold as a "Quantum Xrroid Consciousness Interface" without much theoretical structure to back it up, his meeting with Peter Fraser gave him a significant amount of theoretical packaging material in which to sell the same old random-number-generator. And different to the QXCI/SCIO which needed electrodes around wrists and forehead, he minimized the hardware to a two-finger sensor... knowing that this anyway had no influence on the functioning.

The huge theoretical overhead would certainly have earned both of them a Noble prize if they were able to give some reproducible backup to their claims to a more technically informed audience. They needed only two paragraphs to explain how the NES is actually able to scan the Human-Body-Field (see scanning HBF) because it's just like "when you know that something has happened to someone without being informed about it". It's no surprise that physicists wonder about the naiveté of some of the buyers of this technology.

Besides fashionable scientific terms like "quantum-entanglement", QED and "magnetic vector information", they also present pure inventions like "photon-induced-superconductivity" and compare their system with high-tech such as "Nuclear Magnetic Resonance".

Also they do not explain how Fraser was able to decipher what they call the "Human Body Field" and find that there are exactly 16 energetic drivers, 12 energetic integrators, 16 energetic terrains and 15 (not 12 or 16) energetic stars (if you want to learn more about this home-made invention look at "the human body field").

The page "technical" is also filled with technical jargon that says nothing to an informed audience but impresses the technically-inclined and believers in physics. The system that Massey invented (without any background in physics) does not rely on "electrical readings, vibrational frequencies, electromagnetic scans, pulse detection or radionic rates" but is totally revolutionary and new and is based on "advanced techniques developed in biophysics".

But the real breakthrough in terms of business came for Massey when he invented the INFOCEUTICALS (described in "Development of NES Technology") because he knew from his time selling the QXCI that once the system was sold one could not hope for further income. So, different to all other systems like the CoRe, he prescribed that in his technology it is not possible to imprint information on magnetic cards, water or other substrates, but one needs to buy Infoceuticals from him at 25$ per small dropper bottle.

He does not go into detail about the HOW and WHY but where he does try to explain he is completely contradictory; he writes for example in the above that the Infoceuticals are "structurally (energetically) imprinted". So are they structurally imprinted or "energetically imprinted" and if so, why has he no technical means to read out the imprinted information as on a magnetic card or Flash-drive?

If you want to read something that is less contradictory and also makes sense to an informed physicist, then please browse our pages on informational medicine or simply do a test with the NES and see that – different from the Inergetix-CoRe – there is no reproducibility, the hallmark of any truly technical and analytical system.

Also here is a short comparison of certain technical features:

In their "About" page they are not short of self-praise and Peter Fraser is titled the "world expert in the Human Body Field HBF" ... no wonder; he invented it and has no followers yet outside the NES circle. However what is interesting is that all three of the founders at NES were suffering from "Chronic Fatigue" and certainly it is not true that they were healed by the NES system because even prior to meeting Fraser, Harry had his high power back and used it for promoting and selling the QXCI when I first met him. But I remember him saying his recovery was at least partly due to the QXCI treatment which brought him to the world of energy medicine.

This confirms also our experience that mind-centered diseases like Chronic Fatigue, Downs syndrome, sleep disorders, depression and many others have the best potential to benefit from informational balancing.

More about the Inergetix-CoRe system that integrates the positive features of all these technologies