Using the PFE25™ Body Map System
The first time you visit a page in the Body Map System, it may take a bit of time for the images to load depending on your internet connection. After you have visited a page, you will find the images load almost instantly unless you are browsing in private or incognito mode.
To use the PFE25™ Body Map System, simply click on the hotspot closest to the area you wish to address. This intuitive interface eliminates guesswork and delivers the AI-developed protocols that have proven effective across thousands of body locations. Within seconds of clicking your area of concern, you'll have clear, detailed guidance ready to implement.
The images below are not clickable as they are in the actual PFE25™ Body Map System. This page serves as a guide to help you understand how the system functions.
Start with the large overview of the human body shown below. Click the hotspot closest to the area you wish to address. To switch to a back view of the body, simply click the smaller image in the upper left.
If you clicked on the chest hotspot in the image above, you would be taken to the detailed image of that part of the body (shown below) revealing many more hotspots you can select to access the PFE25™ Placement Protocols for that specific part of the body
Referring to the image above, you can click on any of the hotspots to be taken to the page containing the placement protocols for that area of the body. To return to the large overview of the full body, simply click the smaller full body image to the left of the torso. To view the back side of the torso, click the small image showing the backside view of the torso.
By now you should be getting the idea. Just click through the Body Map System and it will become clear what each available clickable area does. You cannot break anything, so experiment freely.
Through repeated use of this system, you'll begin to understand how different parts of the body are connected to other parts of the body and, most importantly, how to best use the PFE25™ for optimal effect.
Some hotspots lead to protocol pages that have multiple PFE25™ Placement Protocols for the selected area of the body. Other hotspots currently have only one Placement Protocol for that area. We focused our attention on providing multiple placement protocols for areas of the body most likely to need multiple protocol approaches. You should be able to find a protocol that helps you.
We could provide more instructions here, but honestly the best way to understand the PFE25™ Body Map System is to simply use it repeatedly on different parts of the body. It should become clear what you need to do and where you need to place the PFE25™ arrays to address the issues you wish to target.
The Body Map System is always available at the top of any page on this website by clicking on the Body Menu. If you're on our mobile site, go to the upper right corner and click on the two parallel lines to open the menu system and select the body map you wish to use.
Important!
The primary placement on each protocol page is the location where you sense your area of concern, but it is not necessarily the location that matters most. In our own use of the system, the secondary and tertiary placements have often proven more important than the primary one, and in some cases a PFE25™ at the primary location turned out to be unnecessary altogether. The place where you notice something is simply where your attention is drawn; the location that actually calls for the PFE25™ may be elsewhere on the body, and the secondary and tertiary placements exist to point you there.
For this reason we encourage you to use the Body Map in a second way: not only to find placements for the area you sense, but to learn where the matter you are concerned with may actually lie. Try the secondary and tertiary placements with the same seriousness as the primary one, and pay attention to which positions you find yourself returning to. If the secondary or tertiary positions become the ones that matter, you may find you no longer need to use the PFE25™ at the primary location at all. Over time this is how the Body Map reveals the connections between different parts of the body, and how to place the PFE25™ arrays where they belong rather than simply where the concern is first noticed.