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Q: What equipment comes with the Remedy Maker?

A: The Remedy Maker comes with a wall adapter that converts the wall power from 120 Volt to 9 Volt, one nine volt battery, one Twin-Ray LED & Infrared Light Pen, an Operator's Manual, and other Miscellaneous Literature. Plus a copy of our book, ”Electronic Medicine: Cure for Cancer?” You can use either the wall adapter or run the instrument off the battery without making any changes.

Q: If I have a sore tooth do I have to put the instrument inside the mouth?

A: We know of people who have had very good results by simply shinning the light on the outside of the jaw in the area of the tooth. This is something you will have to experiment with for yourself. Normally people report relief within a day or two. As every situation differs with each person it is most useful for the user to try several different things and find the one that works the best for them.

Q: If the jack on the end of the cord should come loose or break off what do I do?

A: Send it back to Eagle or have someone who can solder the jack back on fix it for you. This would only take a couple of minutes.

Q: I have an older instrument with a gold color band at the end. Is this the same type of instrument?

A: Yes. The current Twin-Ray is made a little better but we would still be able to service the older one if necessary.

Q: What is the light we see coming from the Twin-Ray?

A: The Twin-Ray has two bulbs. First is the bulb you see at the end of this pen, which is the red light shining at about 635 nanometers. Behind this bulb is an Infrared lamp which produces a white light which you cannot see as it is putting out a light at 960 nanometers which is above the human eye range. These lamps are connected in series so if you see the red light you know that they both are operating properly. If either should burn out the instrument would not light at all. These are very long life bulbs and we have never had to replace a bulb in years.

Q: How far from the body should the Twin-Ray be held?

A: Normally you should hold the Twin-Ray about ¾ to 1 inch away from the skin and paint the light slowly back and forth for fifteen to twenty minutes per session. In many cases we have seen good results using it this manner two to three times a day. Some engineers feel the Twin-ray penetrates the body about 2 ½ inches. The light is not considered dangerous to the eyes but it should not be placed in an area where children may pick it up and play with it either. We have never heard of any negative problems using the Twin-Ray.

Q: How do you use the Batch Plate I see on your web-page?

A: The 7 X 7 inch folding Batch Plate is a very useful accessory and can be used in several ways with both the Remedy Maker and the Guardian Imprinter. It was designed with a hinge in the middle so it would fold up and fit in a travel bag.

With the Remedy Maker you can put it into the Input Plate side to give you additional room, for instance, when you want to make a remedy from a gallon jug. It can be plugged in to the Output Plate if you need more room to make say twenty remedies or more at one time. Some people put their feet on the batch plate, while others will put it under the sheets on their bed and lie on it overnight, bringing in the remedy signals to a sore back, etc. There are many uses for the Batch Plate and some people use two of them at a time for both the Input and Output sides of the Remedy Maker. With the Guardian you can use the Batch Plate the in a similar manner.

Q: I noticed you have two different size Disks. What is the reason?

A: These stainless steel disks are available in 2” and 3” sizes. They both come with a five foot cord which the disk can be attached to. These disks have a blue color rubberized coating on the back side. This is thought to be helpful by some to aid in keeping at least most of the signal going out of the shiny side of the disk when the disk is placed on the body.

These disks make it a lot easier to place the signal into the body at the point of a problem such as a foot, neck, knee, etc. It is best to try to keep your fingers off the metal parts of the disk when using them by holding onto the plastic insulator on the banana fitting which goes into the disk fitting. The disk fitting pushes in quite hard at first, but if you have trouble place the disk against the wall and the wood floor and push the fitting into the fitting. It was all designed to fit snug and yet after you use it awhile it will become easier to put on or off. If it gets too loose just pry the banana plug open a little with a thin knife blade or small screw driver blade.

The 3” disk is more popular for large animals. Eagle supplies a 2" disk with each Guardian. You can use this disk to bring in information from the body by placing the disk mini plug into the Input Jack on the left side to the face of the instrument. You will also use the disk plugged into the right Jack to put the signal back into the body.