Exploring the EESystem: Rethinking the “Quick Fix” Mindset

Interest in the EESystem is rapidly growing as people seek to understand this groundbreaking technology, which boasts numerous testimonials of improvements across a multitude of health conditions.  I observe many eager first-timers arriving, hopeful for the miraculous results they’ve heard about.  And why shouldn’t they hope?

While some may experience quick results after a single session, does that mean the technology isn’t working for you if you don’t notice a shift after just two hours?  Consider this: how long did it take for your body, mind, emotions, and spirit to reach their current state?  One day?  One year?  Ten years?  Thirty?  Fifty?  Can you truly expect a two-hour session to rectify all of that?

Equally important are the internal changes that you may not feel or be able to track.  For instance, it has been noted that 100% of people show changes in their blood work after a two-hour session[1].  Can you detect when your blood’s condition has improved?  No, and neither can I.  Yet, these changes are indeed happening.

The EESystem is often compared to Med Beds—devices that remain out of reach for many.  Even those who have accessed them report that they are not a one-time fix.  If you’ve followed the Disclosure series on Unifyd TV[2] Ray who has seen a Med Bed and was interviewed by Jason Shurka, noted that regular sessions are necessary for effective healing.

With the EESystem, the majority of testimonials highlighting significant changes come from clients who have dedicated 50, 100, 200, or more hours in the system.  For example, a blind woman regained her sight after 120 hours[3], while serious health challenges often take 100 – 200 hours or

more for notable results[1]. Pain relief can sometimes come quickly, but complete resolution may take ten or more sessions[2].  It’s essential to recognize that the EESystem is not always a quick fix.

Consider Dan Holtz[3], a former racing car driver and co-owner of a 48-unit EESystem Center in Las Vegas with Tony Robbins.  Initially, he spent three hours in an EESystem Center and felt nothing.  Dealing with extensive shoulder injuries that surgeons deemed beyond repair, he was ready to give up on the EESystem.  However, a friend convinced him to try again.  Two days later, he had a six-hour session, again sleeping through most of it.  At the end, he felt no change, but when he tried to raise his arms overhead, he did so for the first time in months—without pain.  It took six months of regular sessions for his shoulders to fully heal.

Another example is a client who purchased our Thrive membership, which offers one session per week for three months. She struggled with high blood pressure and had been hospitalized for levels exceeding 200 over 130.  Despite initial sessions showing no change to her BP, it wasn’t until the 11th session that her blood pressure stabilized between 120-140 over 80.  Had she stopped after just three sessions, she might still be facing serious health issues.

Some challenges require time and consistent effort.  Clients who achieve the best results often engage in comprehensive self-care, focusing on emotional healing, maintaining a healthy diet, exercising regularly, detoxing, managing stress, and fostering harmonious relationships.

Just as you wouldn’t expect a single antibiotic to cure an infection, or one acupuncture session to resolve an issue, you can’t anticipate that a single day of fasting will cleanse your digestive system.  The EESystem also requires ongoing sessions for optimal results—just as you wouldn’t go to the gym once and expect it to reshape your body.

Given the toxicity of our environment, embracing weekly sessions at your EESystem Centre as a new norm makes sense—similar to establishing a regular gym routine.  Ultimately, it’s a matter of choice: would you prefer to invest in your health now, or face a larger bill later when your health declines? 

What will you decide?