Welcome to another exciting installment in our BioCoherence webinar series! In this week's session, Webinar 17, we explored some significant updates, improvements, and a brand-new feature that enhances the way we analyze and interpret data within the BioCoherence software. This session was particularly insightful as we delved into the new causal chain feature, which allows users to cross-reference collected information, view norms, and suggest improvements based on real-time data. Additionally, we discussed the latest version updates, interface enhancements, and the evolving capabilities of the AI helpers.Let's break down everything we covered in this webinar.
Dynamics (formerly called "Session") – Tracks the evolution of a specific biomarker over short, medium, and long-term periods. Polygraph – Allows users to compare different groups of markers across a recording. Biomarker Panel – Displays all available biomarker information. Prevalence – Shows the number of items in a specific status for the petal flower. Causal Chain (New Feature!) – A revolutionary way to analyze relationships between biomarkers. Pulse Wave – Displays individual waves and values. Statistics – Useful for pure ETG analysis. Frequencies & Harmonics – Now grouped together for easier access. This restructuring makes it easier to navigate and analyze data, ensuring that users can quickly find the information they need.
1. BioCoherence Version 1.21: What's New?
The latest update, version 1.21, introduces several refinements to the software, making it more intuitive and powerful. Here's what you can expect:A. Biomarker Reorganization
One of the most significant changes in this update is the reorganization of biomarkers into three main categories:- Session
- Relation
- Pulse
Session:
Relation:
Pulse:
2. The Game-Changing Causal Chain Feature
The causal chain is a groundbreaking addition to BioCoherence, providing a comprehensive view of how different biomarkers interact. This feature allows users to:- Identify relationships between biomarkers (e.g., how the lungs interact with other organs, meridians, chakras, pathogens, and atoms).
- Determine the best helpers for a specific biomarker.
- Track the history of analysis to see how different elements are connected.
How It Works:
- Select a biomarker (e.g., lungs).
- View all linked elements (organs, meridians, chakras, atoms, etc.).
- Analyze the quality of relationships (e.g., energy increase, entropy decrease).
- Identify the best helpers (highlighted in white).
- Add relevant elements to priorities for a customized healing program.
- This feature is particularly useful for practitioners who want to pinpoint the root cause of an issue and create a tailored healing plan.
3. Enhanced Progress Tracking
Another major improvement in version 1.21 is the enhancement to track progress over multiple recordings. This is especially useful for:- 21-day meditation programs
- Long-term health tracking
- Comparing pre- and post-treatment results
- Users can now see a curve of evolution for each biomarker, helping them understand how their body is responding to different interventions.
4. AI Helpers & Pro Directory
A. AI Helpers
The AI helpers continue to evolve, providing personalized recommendations based on user data. These AI-driven insights can help users:- Find relevant meditations, exercises, and dietary suggestions.
- Understand the meaning behind their biomarker readings.
- Get customized health advice based on their unique profile.
B. Pro Directory
A new Pro Directory feature is being introduced, allowing practitioners to list their services and connect with users who need expert guidance. This directory will:- Enable users to find specialists based on their needs.
- Allow practitioners to customize their profiles with specialties and contact information.
- Integrate with AI helpers to recommend professionals when needed.
- If you're a practitioner, you can now register your profile and start connecting with potential clients!
5. Invite Friends & Affiliate Program
BioCoherence is introducing an affiliate program, allowing users to invite friends and earn commissions when they subscribe.How It Works:
- Generate an invitation code from the settings menu.
- Share it with friends, clients, or event attendees.
- Track registrations and commissions through the app.
- Additionally, you can customize the user experience for new invitees by:
- Pre-setting interface preferences (e.g., hiding chakras, Ayurveda, etc.).
- Adding default basic programs to their setup.
6. Improved Player Controls
The meditation and frequency player has received several enhancements:- Mute options for voice, frequencies, and background noise.
- Adjustable voice speed for a more personalized experience.
- New background noise settings to create a protective energy bubble.
Why Background Noise Matters
The background noise in BioCoherence meditations is intentionally strong to:- Bypass the conscious mind and engage the subconscious.
- Create a protective energy field (similar to a personal energy balloon).
- Enhance the effectiveness of the meditation.
- However, users can now adjust or disable the background noise if they find it distracting.
7. Establishing Norms & Big Data Analysis
One of the most exciting developments is the use of big data to establish norms for biomarkers. By analyzing thousands of recordings, BioCoherence can:- Determine average values for each biomarker.
- Identify outliers (e.g., extreme energy or entropy levels).
- Refine the flower chart for more accurate readings.
Future Possibilities:
- Identifying health "types" (similar to Ayurveda's Vata, Pitta, Kapha).
- Predicting susceptibility to certain conditions.
- Providing personalized health recommendations based on statistical analysis.
8. Real-World Testimonials & Success Stories
Several users shared their personal experiences with BioCoherence, highlighting its effectiveness:- Jason reported significant improvements using the daily meditation program.
- Dan experienced better vision using the Clear Vision basic program.
- Tino emphasized the importance of establishing true health norms rather than relying on population averages.
Final Thoughts
Webinar 17 was packed with exciting updates and insights, showcasing the continuous evolution of BioCoherence. With the introduction of the causal chain feature, improved tracking, AI helpers, and big data analysis, the software is becoming an even more powerful tool for health optimization.Key Takeaways:
- Version 1.21 brings a reorganized interface and new features.
- The causal chain helps users identify root causes and best helpers.
- Progress tracking allows for long-term health monitoring.
- The Pro Directory connects users with expert practitioners.
- The Invite Friends program offers affiliate rewards.
- Player controls now include adjustable background noise.
- Big data analysis is paving the way for scientific health norms.
As always, we encourage you to update to the latest version and explore these new features for yourself. Stay tuned for next week's webinar, where we'll dive even deeper into the world of BioCoherence!
- Are the frequencies in meditation programs customized in BioCoherence?
- Frequencies are standardized per biomarker. They are bioactive and not dynamically tuned per user. The personalization occurs during prioritization, not in real-time frequency generation.
- Can I combine basic programs with analysis-based priorities in BioCoherence?
- Yes. From within a recording, you can add a basic program to your current priorities. Alternatively, play the basic program standalone from the home screen. Use timing (e.g., morning/evening) based on your routine.
- Can I customize frequency loops in my BioCoherence session?
- Yes. The system plays 4 frequencies every 6.73 seconds, and loops through your selected items. You can prioritize fewer elements for focus or rotate through more depending on your energy tolerance. Avoid overloading many programs at once.
- Can I reduce background noise during meditations in BioCoherence?
- Yes. In the player, you can adjust background noise via the Torus button. You can reduce, mute, or increase it depending on your preference. It's designed to create a protective energetic field and bypass mental filters for deeper meditation.
- How can I explore alternative biomarker helpers using the causal chain in BioCoherence?
- You can navigate from one biomarker to another via their causal relationships using the breadcrumb history. You can set any item as the new center and explore its connections, filtering for best helpers by category or qualities like energy and attention.
- How can I set default sharing options for reports in BioCoherence?
- In Settings, you can configure default sharing to include specific guides or helpers (e.g., TCM, meditation). These presets will apply automatically when you share a report but can still be altered manually.
- How can I track the evolution of biomarkers over time in BioCoherence?
- You can use the 'Dynamics' panel under Session to view the evolution of a biomarker such as HRV over short, medium, and long term. Additionally, you can add events to recordings to mark changes and later view these in the timeline.
- How do I build a specific custom priorities program in BioCoherence?
- Start with a main issue in the causal chain. Browse connected items and add helpful ones (highlighted in white) to your priorities list. This allows you to create a focused priorities program that targets and supports the root issue and its systemic help...
- How do I find which atoms, organs, or meridians can help a specific organ like the lung in BioCoherence?
- Use the Causal Chain feature. Select the organ (e.g., lung), then view categories like atoms or meridians. It will display only those in resonance, with white highlighting the best helpers based on improving energy and reducing entropy.
- How do I start a focused exploration on a specific concern in BioCoherence?
- Use the causal chain screen. Select a biomarker (e.g., calmness), and view relationships across categories like organs or atoms. This holistic mapping helps identify elements in resonance and guide therapy prioritization.
- How do I use the invite friends feature in BioCoherence?
- You can generate invitation codes from the Settings section to invite friends. These can include personalization settings and preselected features or frequency programs. Use separate codes for different audiences, like a gym or event.
- What are "parts" in a recording and how are they used in BioCoherence?
- Parts represent different segments of a recording session or multiple sessions over time (e.g., before/after a treatment). These allow tracking of biomarker evolution across those parts, visualized as a curve under the 'Progress' tab.
- What are the main categories in the reorganized biomarker panel in BioCoherence?
- Biomarkers are now categorized into Session, Relation, and Pulse. Under Pulse, you can find pulse wave, statistics, frequencies, and harmonics. Session includes Dynamics and Polygraph, while Relation organizes information such as meridians, quality, link...
- What controls are available in the BioCoherence player?
- The player allows you to mute voice, mute frequencies, change voice speed, and toggle background noise (white noise) to better suit your meditation or unconscious listening experience.
- What information is shown under 'Relation' in the biomarker panel?
- This section includes all data related to a biomarker such as meridians, quality, prevalence, and links. You can filter prevalence by category (e.g., meridians) to evaluate states like resource, learning, balance, or loose control status.
- What is the 'causal chain' feature in BioCoherence and how is it useful?
- The causal chain displays indirect relationships between all biomarkers and allows you to identify items that are in resonance with a primary issue or organ. This helps create a custom program addressing a specific concern by identifying supporting eleme...