Academic Research Projects

1. EpiWay: The Internal/External EpiWay questionnaire development and design

This academic paper tracks the multi-year development of a revolutionary questionnaire that results in a sophisticated and novel algorithm predicting one’s probable Internal or External EpiWay typology— the authentic and optimal manner for utilizing energy to organize the flow of information. This flow ultimately impacts one’s personal style of energetics. 

One’s EpiWay, a key component in the emerging field of EpiEnergetics, shapes and significantly influences perceptions, beliefs, experiences, coherence and effectiveness, energetics of interpersonal dynamics, and potential quantum entanglement with others and the environment. 

 Additionally, the paper describes the unique nature of the development of this questionnaire, how questions were selected, and the relationship with personal energetics processes that lead to this predictive algorithm/questionnaire. The progression of thought in this paper is intended to inspire a new standard in personal assessment and human “typologies”, paving the way for a higher order reliability of academic instruments with more integrated energetic and physiologically inspired views of the responses of individuals.                    

The Academic description

The EpiWay research introduces a novel approach, incorporating Bayesian statistics and modeling in the study of information flow, and culminating in a survey assessment and scientific peer-reviewed article. Utilizing a sophisticated algorithm, EpiWay probabilities are calculated based on questionnaire responses. Presenting a pioneering exploration of personalized energy and information availability and processing, this project contributes valuable insights to the field of psychological assessments, personal typologies, human performance and energetics.

2. Multi-Organ Coherence Across Brain and Heart: 

This impactful and innovative research project explores multi-organ coherence, specifically investigating the interconnected nature of the brain and heart using electroencephalogram (EEG) and electrocardiogram (ECG). By delving into the complex, dynamic relationship across these vital organs, this project aims to uncover patterns of coherence and both classical and novel interactions that may have implications for our understanding of optimal health, living and ultimately consciousness.   

3. E-State:

In this project, the assessment of an individual's energetic propensity, known as one’s Energy State or "E-State," was conducted through a rigorously tested questionnaire and physiological assessments. By leveraging responses to targeted inquiries, the project aimed to capture and quantify the dynamic nature of  participants' energy levels, providing valuable insights into the factors influencing their energetic states.

A challenge in self-assessment studies is the reliance on a person’s access to the higher/executive function of the cerebral cortex. With lower E-States it appears that access to higher brain and organizing intelligences is limited, affecting the reliability of self-assessment and other outcomes.  The E-State questionnaire has been incorporated in the EpiWay assessment and the wisdom achieved through this integration is valuable for a wide range of assessment tools. The highly impactful and exciting next phase of this project involves translating our comprehensive findings into a scientific manuscript for publication. This phase marks the transition from data collection and analysis to the distillation of our insights and methodologies into a scholarly document. By preparing this manuscript, we aim to contribute novel perspectives to the scientific community, advancing our understanding of the underpinnings and biomarkers of energy state. This has vital implications in many areas of study and performance.

4. EpiWay and sEMG. An extension of the EpiWay research project and academic paper, here we delve into a comprehensive study combining EpiWay and surface electromyography (sEMG) to examine patterns of responses.

The study involves a novel analysis to understand how EpiWay influences physiological responses, with a specific focus on exploring the intricate relationship between EpiWay and the medial vs lateral routes through the body. Network Spinal Analysis and NetworkSpinal practitioners’ clinical and postural assessments suggest that both Internal and External EpiWay represent different pathways of distribution of energy, more centralized or more expanded outward. Academic research on how emotional energy is distributed and its wide range of health and physiologic response is consistent with the findings in at least several hundred clinical presentations by the above-mentioned chiropractic practitioners. This study is the first to assess such relationship to the neurological tracks being used to distribute emotional energy associated with one’s EpiWay. This has significant impact for physical health care practitioners, educators, therapists, and individuals in selecting for and implementing plans for optimizing energy and information efficiency.

5. Physiological Effects and EpiEnergetics’ Technologies in Traumatic and Degenerative Injury: 

This project explores the physiological effects of the application of NetworkSpinal, SomatoRespiratory Integration, AlchemE and other EpiEnergetics approaches on traumatic injury. By examining the impact of these EpiHealing and EpiLiving approaches, the study aims to contribute valuable insights into the potential benefits for individuals’ paths to reorganizing, healing and evolving for those who have experienced traumatic spinal injuries or conditions featuring paralysis, or limited motor and ambulatory capacity.  This is sparked by unreasonable and extraordinary recovery of function and/or development of

new information and energetic capacities as we find novel solutions that have constructively impacted these individuals. 

6. Spine as a Modulator of Consciousness: 

This article explores the spine's role as a modulator of consciousness. Investigating the intricate connections between spinal processes and states of consciousness, the study aims to contribute groundbreaking insights to the scientific understanding of how the spine influences and modulates various aspects of cognitive awareness and vice versa. 

Observation of hundreds of thousands of individuals internationally, in the Network versions of Chiropractic care over four decades and revolutionary academic research on the relationship of novel spinal strategies, and their relationship to neurologic and energy efficiency and coherence, client experiences, and expanded quality of life assessment led to the need for this article. It can expand and evolve the existing professional domains into the linkage between energy, information, entrained neural networks and consciousness. With this, consciousness, beingness and coherence are goals unto themselves and can expand the way in which physical, emotional, and spiritual healing and living practitioners assess and care for individuals within the traditional professions. This may also lead to new unique disciplines.