So far with this new machine I have noticed that the frequencies found in the first 3 quick scans were completely reliable and then repeatable, even when I put both contact pads on my thighs to try and scan the muscles that were sore. Then I tried to do a full scan with a 'baseline', which takes 4x longer, and after I did this all the frequency results started to change inexplicably, without me even running the programs that target the hits it found, even after I deleted the baseline, moved the pads around, went back to doing quick scans, I couldn't get the freqs contained in the original list, then I noticed too that the values i.e. magnitude of response was dropping, from about 1.7 to about 0.5 at the highest, as I continued to do scans into the evening I noticed I was way more sensitive to the effect of the machine, producing a similar 'strained' feeling on the body as I sometimes get from chemical sensitivity / MCS, so I stopped for the night.
Again this morning the quick scan gave a new list, with only one freq familiar, the one for 'etat marbre', the values had risen a little but were still below 1.0, my conclusion is that just the process of repeating scanning was enough to alter whatever was causing those strong initial hits. Today I saved the results of the first 2 quick scans I did and ran them as a program, 30 minutes each, the first one made me feel fevered, second not so much, but about an hour after I stopped I felt like going back to bed, at 9am ! I felt ill in the conventional sense like when you have a virus, and I felt like consuming some vitamin C, felt quite hot and wanted to lie down. I think this is probably what they call the Herx reaction. Also I already feel somewhat better. I have ran loads of stock database programs up to this point and none of them caused such a strong reaction.
One of the things it was saying I might have, in the initial scans was MCTD, mixed connective tissue disorder, and also Ankylosing Spondylitis. I don't have external symptoms or structural changes that would really suggest those and I went to a rheumatology specialist a couple of years ago who did special blood tests for such diseases and nothing came up, but I do have muscle soreness and sometimes I had rapidly weakening wrist and neck, in 2016 I had bad bad arthritic like fingers when I was very severe CFS but it got better slowly. The machine also seemingly picked up on my Monoclonal Gammopathy ( MGUS ) which is something a haematologist diagnosed me with about a year ago, but not in the initial 3 scans, later on.