Energy4Life (NES Health) vs. BioCoherence

History: NES Health focuses on the use of bioenergetic medicine to assess and correct imbalances within the body's energy field. It was founded by Harry Massey.

Founder Bio: Harry Massey is a health and wellness pioneer and inventor in the field of bioenergetics. The device is based on the work of Peter H. Frazer, a researcher and acupuncturist. 

Key Technical Points:

• Uses Bioenergetic Medicine to assess the body's energetic state through a digital body scan. 
• Provides corrective treatments using frequency-based therapy and laser-imprinted liquids ("Infoceutics").
• Focuses on energy flow and how it relates to physical and emotional health.

Similarities with BioCoherence:

• Both systems are based on bioenergetic diagnostics.
• Both focus on the body's energetic health and use frequency therapy for treatment.

Differences with BioCoherence:

• NES Health focuses more on global body energy patterns and the body field system, whereas BioCoherence goes deeper into a broader range of specific biomarkers and personalized AI-driven feedback.
• NES Health assessment is based on a random-number generator (the result is said to be dependant on focus and consciousness, but that makes it impossible to replicate), whereas BioCoherence relies solely on a fully reproducible mathematical analysis of the ECG recording.
• NES Health's approach tends to be more focused on blockages, whereas BioCoherence offers an approach based on resources and priorities for a more comprehensive analysis.
• NES Health treatments tend to be expensive, needing several Infoceutic bottles per session. BioCoherence treatments are based on an app that delivers individual frequencies and custom meditations, making it a very affordable solution.

Price: NES Health systems generally range from $15,000 - $20,000 USD for full packages.