The first session lasted four hours.
Dayo had never run a session oriented around frequency rather than intensity. He had the intensity methodology built over forty days — the meter positions, the baseline protocol, the ceiling session structure. Frequency required a different instrumentation approach, a different set of questions, and a collaboration with someone whose understanding of the target application exceeded his.
Nana Acheampong's instrumentation was clinical grade and designed for the opposite use case — measuring biological tissue's response to external fields rather than measuring the field itself. She and Dayo spent the first forty minutes of the session establishing a joint measurement protocol that used his field meters to characterize the output and her tissue response i
