One-hour sessions
In a Hawaii study, 29 adults had one 60-minute session a week for three weeks.
That study →
YOUR FIRST EESYSTEM SESSION
The best way to judge the Energy Enhancement System is a session of your own. Here’s what to know before you go.
WHAT A SESSION IS
A full EESystem is a circle of tall units. Each one has a partner straight across from it, so the screens face each other on every side. You sit or lie down in the middle.
“This still center is the zero-point field.” Dr. Sandra Rose Michael, designer of the EESystem
You don’t have to do anything. Most people close their eyes and rest, meditate or nap.
HOW LONG
In a Hawaii study, 29 adults had one 60-minute session a week for three weeks.
That study →The Vancouver clinic pilot and the Romanian blind test both used two-hour sessions.
That study →In the six-month DNA study, people could book overnights. “Overnights have had the greatest effect,” one wrote.
That study →Each center sets its own session lengths and prices. Ask when you book.
WHAT PEOPLE SAID
“…a feeling of being very relaxed as in a deep meditation but still lucid.”
“I notice colours more – everything seems crystal clear visually.”
Not everyone feels good. The same clinic printed this one too: Was extremely sick! Felt completely out of it.
AFTER YOUR SESSION
QUESTIONS
You sit or lie down in the middle of a full Energy Enhancement System, a circle of EESystem units with screens facing each other on every side, and rest.
Use the official center locator on eesystem.com. It lists public EESystem centers.
Each center sets its own session lengths. In the studies, sessions were one hour in Hawaii and two hours in Vancouver and Romania. Some people book overnight sessions.
Each center sets its own prices. Ask the center when you book.
Ask the center. Comfortable clothes are a safe bet, since you will be sitting or lying down.
Many people in the Vancouver clinic pilot said they felt deeply relaxed and that the time went fast. Not everyone feels good: one person wrote that they felt sick, shaky and very tired afterward.
No. EESystem makes no medical claims. A session is not medical care and does not replace it.
Yes. The EEQube sits beside your bed or chair. Or try a full session first, then book a call with the EESystem team about a full system.