Phyllis Mann will be 85 years old in September. For a woman her age she’s still quite active and loves getting out in the garden. “It’s that time of year,” says Phyllis, “and this Spring I’m really grateful for the CAMS technology. It has given me back the use of my hands.” 
Phyllis has had osteoarthritis for a number of years and carpel tunnel syndrome. “It hasn’t kept me from doing all the things I really want to do but this last winter was cold and damp and the pain and swelling was worse than usual.” 
” I have a CAMS unit that I use for lots of aches and pains. I don’t know why I never thought to use it for the arthritis in my hands,” remarks Phyllis. “But once I started using it, it has made a tremendous difference.” 
Within 24 hours after treating her hands for the first t ime, Phyllis’ right hand was no longer swollen. Her left hand (the worst) was significantly better. Since that time, Phyllis has been using the CAMS more regularly. She has found that her grip has returned and she doesn’t have to keep changing hands when she holds something. “I’m more comfortable using my hands and they respond with less pain,” says Phyllis. 
Phyllis had spent several hours in the garden before we spoke with her. “I wouldn’t  be out inthe garden if I didn’t have the CAMS. It has made all the difference for me this year.” 
Because one of the underlying issues with osteoarthritis is inflammation, and because inflammation is rapidly addressed by treatment with CAMS Therapy, arthritis is often relieved by treating the painful area. Swelling can be significantly reduced following a 2-4 minute CAMS treatment with return of mobility. Often, longer-term relief can be gained when an offending interference field is found and treated. Treatment of the primary interference field will frequently resolve arthritic pain in many different areas of the body. 

In 2009, I began to review promising research indicating that the resonant frequencies of healthy chromosomes could be used to re-grow telomeres. I knew these same frequencies could be delivered via the CAMS technology. I developed an adaptation to one of our CAMS units and over the next couple of years, we tested and fine-tuned the concept. Our initial results were just as promising as those from the original research. 
Telomere is the term used for the genetic material at the end of each strand of DNA. As we age, telomeres get shorter and the body produces cells that are less efficient and weaker. The shorter our telomeres, the “older” our cells. Yet research shows that by slowing the loss of telomeres, we can extend our lifespans and feel younger longer. 
In 2012, we began to gather a group of individuals who were interested in participating in a pilot study. We provided each participant with a CAMS RJV Jr. (named for its rejuvenating effects) and instructions to use the unit twice a day for 15 minutes. Before and After blood tests confirmed positive results. Everyone who completed the study showed improvement . One participant completed her pHD during the study — at the age of 59! . 
 Here’s what two of the other participants had to say about their experience: 
I had used the PulseCam every day for 2 years before I began the telomere study. I had made constant, slow progress, but when I started using the RJV Jr., my progress took a noticeable leap. Telomere tests show I have gone from the 9th to the 49th percentile. I feel great! …better than I have felt in a very long time.

 In 2009, I began to review promising research indicating that the resonant frequencies of healthy chromosomes could be used to re-grow telomeres. I knew these same frequencies could be delivered via the CAMS technology. I developed an adaptation to one of our CAMS units and over the next couple of years, we tested and fine-tuned the concept. Our initial results were just as promising as those from the original research. Telomere is the term used for the genetic material at the end of each strand of DNA. As we age, telomeres get shorter and the body produces cells that are less efficient and weaker.
The shorter our telomeres, the “older” our cells. Yet research shows that by slowing the loss of telomeres, we can extend our lifespans and feel younger longer. In 2012, we began to gather a group of individuals who were interested in participating in a pilot study. We Within the first week, I noticed improved focus and clarity as well as better sleep. Over the next few months, my stamina, strength, and endurance steadily improved. I used to be a chronic dieter — always hungry. Now I am eating normally; I don’t pay attention to calories and yet I am slowly losing weight. The only thing I can figure is that my DNA must be idling faster!