Dating back to the earliest versions of the software, the Scan/Balance function—also known as the non-linear scan—is one of the most widely used features of the e-Lybra system. The process is largely automated, requiring just a few menu clicks, although practitioners can override or edit the selected categories for a more interactive experience.

A typical balancing session begins with an Initial Alignment formula, run for 10 minutes to prepare the body (similar to “opening the zones” in Reflexology). This is followed by a full-body scan, which automatically selects and tests from over 200 categories to generate a personalised profile. This profile becomes the working list for the main analysis and balancing session, typically lasting 45 minutes.

During the session, the e-Lybra transmits bio-resonance patterns to the client and stores them on a wearable capsule, which the client takes away and wears. After the session, an “after” scan records changes in the client’s bio-field (approx. 5 minutes), followed by a grounding formula to ensure the client is fully alert before completing the session.

Variations to the protocol may include additional formulae for specialised support—such as addiction therapy or weight balancing. The use of the e-Lybra is limited only by the creativity of the practitioner.

Body Scan

At the start of the process, an initial status scan measures the degree of balance across system categories. Practitioners can define a threshold value, and any category exceeding that threshold is highlighted in red and automatically included in the Customised Selection for the session.

Balancing

Once the Customised Selection is created, practitioners may edit the list—adding or removing categories as needed. The balancing session then runs automatically for 15, 25, 45, or 120 minutes, depending on the chosen duration.

From the selected categories, the e-Lybra identifies which area requires attention, then uses an algorithm to determine the specific remedial patterns to apply. This process continues throughout the session. At the end, practitioners may run an After Scan to assess the updated levels of imbalance.

Detected patterns can be saved to a Prescribed Patterns List for future use, allowing practitioners to quickly re-run them as a formula in subsequent sessions.

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