Foremost research into Energy Medicine

If you want to read the entire study paper on Energy Medicine, a version is available at:> http://tillerfoundation.com/ToGenExpPart1.pdf >

I tried to read this. I'd have to reread it several more times in order piece together and picture how or what they actually did during all this time, at all these different locations, and why. I don't think this would be considered a shining example of a randomized controlled trial. Unless that means to control for some random variables and to collect some random data at random.

It seemed if measurements didn't conform to expectations, it was called a"perturbation," "information entanglement" and"experimenter effect" so they would change locations, or some other study protocol and move on. I guess when you have all this artefact, it's difficult to measure the... er.. uh.. nevermind.

The paper has an air of scientific credibility about it and some pretty graphs denoting some suggested indisputable scientific findings that should make you feel good about continuing to fund the research.

I kept picturing Bill Murray's character in Ghostbusters: "We're scientists, ma'am." Or, the Queen's Court in Alice in Wonderland and the Hare screaming "highly significant!"