Michael chooses the points. You place the light.
A remote acupoint session designed around Michael Niss's clinical judgment and the BioPhoto Scryer: light pads the client can position over selected acupuncture points while Michael guides the session live on Zoom.
Conventional acupuncture requires practitioner and patient to be physically together for needle placement. The BioPhoto Scryer creates a different remote workflow. The pads do not insert anything into the skin.

Michael speaks with the client, reviews the current concern and asks the questions he considers relevant.
Based on his assessment, Michael identifies the points or areas he wants the client to work with during the session.
Michael visually guides the client to place the BioPhoto Scryer light pads over the selected locations.
The client remains connected by video while Michael guides pad placement, timing and any changes he wants made.
The session closes with Michael reviewing the client's response and discussing appropriate next steps.

The device is built around small wired light pads that can be placed on the body. The remote format keeps the clinical decision with Michael: the technology does not choose the acupuncture points and does not replace the consultation. It gives the client a physical interface Michael can direct from the other side of the video call.
No needles are inserted during the remote session. Michael identifies and guides the acupoint locations. The client controls the physical placement of the pads, and the session stays live and interactive through Zoom.

This remote format is a practitioner-guided light-pad session using acupuncture-point selection. It should not be represented as clinically equivalent to conventional needle acupuncture unless that equivalence is established. It is not presented here as diagnosing, curing, preventing or treating any particular disease.
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