Index of EAV Devices

Stephen Barrett, M.D.

Thousands of practitioners use phony "electrodiagnostic" devices to help select their recommended treatment. These devices, which are fancy galvanometers, merely measure skin resistance to the passage of electrical current. However, many are claimed to determine the cause of any disease by detecting the "energy imbalance" causing the problem. Some are also claimed to detect whether someone is allergic or sensitive to foods, deficient in vitamins, or has defective teeth. Some operators claim to tell whether a disease, such as cancer or AIDS, is not present. The diagnostic procedure is most commonly to as Electroacupuncture according to Voll (EAV) or electrodermal screening (EDS). This page links to information I have collected about the individual devices.

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This page was posted on September 5, 2007.

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