Module 6 — The Treatment Protocol
From preparing the client to impacting pairs, in the correct order.
- Preparing and positioning the client
- The rastreo scan and how it finds a pair
- Impacting a pair — both poles together, and for how long
- The order of treatment: regular, reservoir, special and emotional pairs
- The “tumor phenomenon” and the basics of self-scanning
6.1 Preparation and positioning
The client lies supine (face up) on a treatment table, relaxed, arms at the sides. Face-up positioning matters because the therapy is read through the legs and feet, which must be free to move.
- Shoes off. The feet are the read-out surface; the practitioner compares the medial malleoli (inner ankle bones) or heel edges, so a common reference line is essential.
- Remove metal and electronics. Large jewellery, heavy belt buckles, phones and keys are set aside so they don’t interfere with the magnets or the reflex.
- Comfort. The client should be warm, unhurried and hydrated — sessions run long.
6.2 The scan (rastreo)
The diagnostic heart of the method is the rastreo, read through the leg-length reflex (Module 3). The practitioner moves the negative (black / North) scanning magnet systematically over the predetermined points while watching the legs:
- When the scanning magnet passes over a point that is one pole of a pair, the reflex changes — classically the short leg lengthens/evens out, signalling resonance.
- The practitioner holds that point and searches with the second magnet for the complementary pole elsewhere. When the two resonating points are held together, the legs balance. That linked set is a biomagnetic pair.
Reading is subtle and observational, so a consistent reference line and steady technique are decisive (Module 8). The practitioner mentally maps each confirmed pair before impacting.
6.3 Impacting a pair
Once a pair is identified, the practitioner impacts it:
- Place the negative (North / black) magnet on one pole and the positive (South / red) magnet on the other pole at the same time. Magnets are often held with masking tape so the hands stay free to keep scanning.
- Dwell time is commonly 15–20 minutes, and often up to about 30 minutes, held until the reflex resolves. The end-point is functional: when the magnets are lifted and the legs stay even, the pair is “impacted.” If the shortening returns, replace the magnets for a few more minutes and re-check.
Why both poles together. A pair is modelled as a charge polarity stretched between two distant points — an acidic (positive) site resonating with an alkaline (negative) site. Impacting both poles simultaneously is what supposedly cancels the abnormal charge and returns the region toward neutral pH. Treating one side alone would not “close the circuit,” so a pair is always worked as a unit.
6.4 The order of treatment
Scanning follows an orderly, repeatable route rather than random probing:
- Head-to-toe sweep — cranial points, then neck, thorax, abdomen, pelvis and limbs, both sides, following the standard routes (Module 5).
- Regular pairs are impacted as they are confirmed on the sweep.
- Reservoir pairs — depot points that hold dormant pathogens — are looked for deliberately and may need longer dwell times.
- Special / dysfunctional pairs address glands, metabolism and altered organ function (the historic thymus–rectum pair belongs to this family).
- Emotional / “Level 2” pairs are advanced and taught separately.
The general order: complete the full physical scan, impact the regular pairs, then address reservoir and special pairs, finishing by re-scanning to confirm the body reads “clean.”
6.5 The “tumor phenomenon”
Classic teaching describes a tumor phenomenon — the idea that certain accumulations behave as their own charged region and require deliberate, patient impacting, sometimes with complementary pairs, to resolve within the model. This is advanced material; treat any real mass as a medical matter first and refer appropriately. Biomagnetism is never a substitute for oncological diagnosis or care.
6.6 Self-scanning
The method can be adapted for gentle home practice. Because you cannot easily watch your own leg reflex, self-users lean on simpler read-outs — self-applied muscle testing, a helper to check leg length, or working from a known-pair chart for common complaints — and impact a conservative set of reservoir and immune-support pairs, verifying polarity first and holding 15–20 minutes. Keep it conservative, respect every precaution in Module 7, and remember that charts are a starting point, not a replacement for trained scanning.