Abstract: An apparatus for promoting energy flow in an organism includes a plurality of conductive elements and a dielectric material. The conductive elements are disposed on the dielectric material in a predetermined spatial relationship. The apparatus further includes an overlaying mechanism which supports the dielectric material with the conductive elements across predetermined regions of the organism. The predetermined regions include reflex points where the first conductive element of the conductive elements channelizes energy from a first reflex point in the vicinity of a first meridian in the organism. The first conductive element transmits the energy received from the first reflex point to a second conductive element of the conductive elements. The second conductive element transmits the received energy to a second reflex point in the vicinity of at least one of the first meridian and a second meridian in the organism, whereby healthy flow of energy throughout the organism energy is substantially increased.

Abstract: A device for promoting energy flow in an organism includes a metallic cross, at least one bioenergy channelizer unit having a plurality of conductive elements arranged on a dielectric material, and/or one or more mineral crystals, all mounted on a structure which is covered by a tinted covering, the device being placed adjacent to, or in proximity to, the organism. The conductive elements are disposed on the dielectric material in a predetermined spatial relationship. The device flanks across predetermined regions or structures of the organism, for example, hands, arms, feet, legs, torso, back, or the entire body, so as to overlay singular or multiple energy pathways called meridians, each relating to specific organs, glands or systems of the organism. The first conductive element and/or the metallic cross transmits the energy along from the first reflex point toward a second conductive element of the conductive elements.