The research behind this page
Quantum Wellness Transformation: Epigenetic, Metabolic, Quality of Health and Life Effects from a 24-unit Energy Enhancement System
In this pilot study, 26 adults aged 41 to 75 had sessions in a 24-unit EESystem field, aiming for 52 hours over about six months. In the main analysis of 23 people, the gap between estimated biological age (OMICmAge) and calendar age narrowed by 3.44 years on average. The paper is a preprint (Version 11, October 23, 2026), not peer reviewed.
Jennie Hsu, MD, lifestyle medicine physician. Wellness Visions, Richmond, California. Preprint, not peer reviewed, subject to revision. Version 11, October 23, 2026.
Read the full paper (PDF)- Design
- A prospective pilot case series with no comparison group and no blinding. Results were summarized descriptively, with no statistical testing. The paper states that its findings do not establish that EESystem caused the changes, reversed aging, reduced disease incidence or extended lifespan. 6
- Funding and interests
- Wellness Visions received partial grant funding from Energy Enhancement System, Inc. toward completing the study. The paper states EESystem was not involved in study design, data collection, interpretation, analysis, presentation or publication decisions. Dr. Hsu founded Wellness Visions, a non-profit private ministerial association, and is its managing member. She has no financial ownership in EESystem, Inc. She is a listed provider for TruDiagnostic and Choose Health, without significant financial ownership in either. Informed consent and HIPAA consent were obtained. No independent review was obtained. Data collection, calculations and interpretation were done by the author. 7
- Earlier presentation
- Preliminary six-month data presented at the American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine LongevityFest, December 15, 2024 (p. 23).
- Cite as
- Hsu J. Quantum Wellness Transformation (QWT). Preprint, not peer reviewed. Version 11, October 23, 2026.
3.44 years. That's the number at the center of a finding described in a pilot study summary about EESystem, the Energy Enhancement System. Here's exactly what it represents. In the main participant analysis, the average gap between estimated biological age and chronological age decreased by 3.44 years. So how was biological age estimated? Dr. Jennie Hsu's study used a measurement called OMICmAge, which reads chemical markers on your DNA. According to the summary, it was developed by a team including researchers at Harvard Medical School and TruDiagnostic. Its model draws on information about proteins, metabolism and other health measures to build a broader picture of biological aging. That gives researchers another way to track changes in biology over time. The study also explored other measurements, including hormones, inflammation markers and metabolic testing. And participants reported improvements in areas like sleep, energy, stress levels and overall health. The number gets your attention. The research gives you something to explore. Want to look beyond the headline?
Ongoing research benefits from expanding the pilot and incorporating a comparison group. This pilot does not show what EESystem will do for any one person, and this page is not medical advice. Talk with your own healthcare provider about your health.
Notes
- Main analysis, 23 people (OMICmAge); the gap narrowed for 19. Calendar age moved forward about half a year. V11, pp. 1, 8, 24
- Their own written answers at about six months, sorted by the author as improved, unchanged or worse. V11, pp. 14–15
- The room on this page is an illustration: 24 units in a ring over a Flower of Life, angled at the seat. The pilot’s 24-unit room was real; this one is imagined.
- Each center is independently owned and sets its own sessions, hours and pricing.
- The EEQube is a smaller, separate system from the 24-unit setup in the pilot, with about a third the output of a full four-unit system. All sales final; one-year parts warranty. EEQube listing, EEshop
- V11, pp. 1, 3, 35
- V11, pp. 2–3, 22–23