RE: Pacemaker and SCIO

[Guest guest]

Hello Aricia,

Never use the SCIO with a client with a pacemaker! Some pacemakers are very sophisticated and can even deliberate when needed.

The pacemaker detects the subtle energies and rhythms of the heart regulating it. The SCIO could do disastrous things in detecting the energy from the pacemaker and then sending energy back ... that simply put ... could cause the pacemaker to send crazy and very inappropriate signals to the heart.

Do not combine the two. You are the professional telling the client/patient what they need.

Cheers,

Grant

Grant Bright, Ph.D., LPC

Alpharetta, Georgia

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Pacemaker and SCIO

Hi Sue,Could you clarify what the reason is to not use the SCIO on a pacemaker client? What if a client insists to have SCIO?Thank you for your reply.Aricia

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I had the experience of a SCIO session improving the “health” of an elderly client that his cardiologist had to readjust the settings of the pacemaker, and or his medication. The SCIO “normalised” the heartbeat. The problem was that the client was feeling “stressed” by this change in rhythm. I do not know whether SCIO influenced the heart beat or all the allopathic medication the elderly patient was taking. This was 7 years ago. Maybe now the SCIO is more refined.Doing a session in virtual with a client in the harness is a better option.Annelise From: [mailto: ] On Behalf Of AriciaSent: 04 October 2011 07:01 PM Subject: Pacemaker and SCIO Hi Sue,Could you clarify what the reason is to not use the SCIO on a pacemaker client? What if a client insists to have SCIO?Thank you for your reply.Aricia

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There is a small amount of biological voltage coming from your device. There is a small chance the this voltage could interfere with the pacemaker. You might consider setting the limb straps near the client and not attached. www.QuantumBiofeedback.info--- On Tue, 10/4/11, Aricia <ariciavdm@...> wrote:From: Aricia <ariciavdm@...>Subject: Pacemaker and SCIO Date: Tuesday, October 4, 2011, 5:00 PMHi Sue,Could you clarify what the reason is to not use the SCIO on a pacemaker client? What if a client insists to have SCIO?Thank you for your

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Hi Does the same apply to the insulin pump? From: [mailto: ] On Behalf Of LloydSent: 06 October 2011 11:08 AM Subject: Pacemaker and SCIO Dear All BHO Discussion Group Users:The Indications for Use for the SCIO clearly state " Do not use this device with a Pacemaker " in Part 5.2 of the SCIO User Manual 200003-J. The instructions including Warnings and Cautions from the manufacturer are based on the Risk Analysis in accordance with ISO 14971. If an injury results from failure to follow the Warnings and Cautions, the user of the device would be responsible. Therefore, we highly urge all customers to follow the Instructions for Use including Warnings and Cautions to protect you, your clients and your business. Best regards, LloydRegulatory Manager

[Guest guest]

Dear BHO Discussion Group

If at any time you are uncertain about the use of the device with another

product, you are responsible for checking the Warnings and Cautions in the

Instructions for Use for BOTH PRODUCTS.

It is your responsibility to research any potential conflicts and use your

training, knowledge and experience to determine if your client's other products

are compatible.

Additionally, you should always have immediate access to licensed healthcare

professionals if you are one yourself in the case of any conflicts with your

clients' other products.

Regards,

Lloyd

Regulatory Manager, BHO

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> The Indications for Use for the SCIO clearly state " Do not use this device

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> The instructions including Warnings and Cautions from the manufacturer are

> based on the Risk Analysis in accordance with ISO 14971. If an injury

> results from failure to follow the Warnings and Cautions, the user of the

> device would be responsible.

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> Therefore, we highly urge all customers to follow the Instructions for Use

> including Warnings and Cautions to protect you, your clients and your

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> Best regards,

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use subspace

if client needs connection then you can disable harness activity in calibration using virtual only section

the issue is that the frequency may decode the pacemaker

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From: [mailto: ] On Behalf Of LloydSent: 06 October 2011 02:08 Subject: Pacemaker and SCIO

Dear All BHO Discussion Group Users:The Indications for Use for the SCIO clearly state "Do not use this device with a Pacemaker" in Part 5.2 of the SCIO User Manual 200003-J. The instructions including Warnings and Cautions from the manufacturer are based on the Risk Analysis in accordance with ISO 14971. If an injury results from failure to follow the Warnings and Cautions, the user of the device would be responsible. Therefore, we highly urge all customers to follow the Instructions for Use including Warnings and Cautions to protect you, your clients and your business. Best regards, LloydRegulatory Manager

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