Oct 1, 2026 · 1 hr 13 min · 15 segments
What if human health is governed by more than chemistry alone? In this episode of The Energy Code, Dr. Mike Belkowski sits down with Harry Massey, pioneer in bioenergetics and founder of NES Health…
So let's move on past this, you know, around decade healing journey you went on with Peter.
What happened subsequent to that along your journey with bioenergetics and mitochondria and all that stuff?
But so, so in that initial journey we were looking at infaceuticals and I, I got m- a lot of my health back through that.
But you know, one, one of the big areas for me is I had like this horrible fracture in my spine and like I'd al- I was always, I was always like slightly dislocating my, my parts of my spine and, yeah, sort of like trapping my nerves and things like that.
Um, so I wanted to figure out how you could repair injuries and pain and in that, in, in that world basically there's a lot of Russian research that looked at how, how if you put in an electrical signal into the body, but rather differently to a TENS device which is just this static square wave.
If you change, if you change the wavelength of the signal in response to how, to what's happening to the tissue, you can basically trigger a much more prolonged healing, healing reaction and, and in short you can trigger a healing reaction that goes on for about four or five hours after the, after the treatment.
So I took the idea of the infaceuticals, but put them on a, but put them on this modulated wave that was always changing or, or sorry, it was adapting to the body's response that, that ended up becoming this device called a, called a MyHealth, which is, you know, pri- primary benefit is to repair, re- repair injured tissue and, you know, and there- and therefore you end up out of, out of pain.
Uh, like and then, uh, late- later on, later on something that was sort of curious for me is like in the analysis side.
So like, you know, I guess a more Western idea, you can see dark patches, um, if people have kidney deficiency under the eyes.
Uh, but they also look at the tongue, like the tip of the tongue would relate to heart, the central crack to different digestion issues or a white coating and things like that.
And then the other thing that they do is they also read people's pulses and the shape of the pulse can also tell you the quality of, of different organ systems.
So we started combining- Looking at the pulse, looking at the tongue, looking at the face, and looking, looking for vocal biomarkers so we could do a more, yeah, more accurate analysis.
Is that something that you have in terms of, like, a product or an offering to the public at this point, or is it, like, something you're working on currently?
So let's move on past this, you know, around decade healing journey you went on with Peter.
What happened subsequent to that along your journey with bioenergetics and mitochondria and all that stuff?
But so, so in that initial journey we were looking at infaceuticals and I, I got m- a lot of my health back through that.
But you know, one, one of the big areas for me is I had like this horrible fracture in my spine and like I'd al- I was always, I was always like slightly dislocating my, my parts of my spine and, yeah, sort of like trapping my nerves and things like that.
Um, so I wanted to figure out how you could repair injuries and pain and in that, in, in that world basically there's a lot of Russian research that looked at how, how if you put in an electrical signal into the body, but rather differently to a TENS device which is just this static square wave.
If you change, if you change the wavelength of the signal in response to how, to what's happening to the tissue, you can basically trigger a much more prolonged healing, healing reaction and, and in short you can trigger a healing reaction that goes on for about four or five hours after the, after the treatment.
So I took the idea of the infaceuticals, but put them on a, but put them on this modulated wave that was always changing or, or sorry, it was adapting to the body's response that, that ended up becoming this device called a, called a MyHealth, which is, you know, pri- primary benefit is to repair, re- repair injured tissue and, you know, and there- and therefore you end up out of, out of pain.
Uh, like and then, uh, late- later on, later on something that was sort of curious for me is like in the analysis side.
So like, you know, I guess a more Western idea, you can see dark patches, um, if people have kidney deficiency under the eyes.
Uh, but they also look at the tongue, like the tip of the tongue would relate to heart, the central crack to different digestion issues or a white coating and things like that.
And then the other thing that they do is they also read people's pulses and the shape of the pulse can also tell you the quality of, of different organ systems.
So we started combining- Looking at the pulse, looking at the tongue, looking at the face, and looking, looking for vocal biomarkers so we could do a more, yeah, more accurate analysis.
Is that something that you have in terms of, like, a product or an offering to the public at this point, or is it, like, something you're working on currently?
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