The current NES Health practitioner program combines a supplied scanner, an online portal and recommended Infoceuticals. No single current public price for the complete program was found. Infopathy and ResoField are different services and do not reproduce the NES workflow.
Infoceuticals are branded liquid products in the NES Health system. NES Health describes them in terms of information stored in a liquid. That is the supplier's explanation, not independent proof that the products diagnose or treat disease.
I used Infoceuticals in practice for about two years. That is personal experience and not clinical evidence. This article therefore separates the current supplier workflow from claims about effectiveness.
The current NES Health practitioner program
The current public practitioner program describes a supplied scanner, access to an online portal and the recommended use of Infoceuticals. The scanner is a central part of that published workflow. miHealth and Feel Good are separate NES Health offers and should not be treated as automatically included in the practitioner program.
The earlier article described a free voice scan with optional hardware as the main route. That no longer matches the current practitioner page and has been removed.
What the program costs
No single current public price for the complete practitioner program was found on the pages reviewed. Individual products, practitioner fees and regional offers can also vary. Old bottle prices, monthly estimates and setup totals on this website were therefore removed.
Ask NES Health or an authorised provider for a dated quote. It should state the scanner, portal access, training, subscriptions, Infoceuticals, shipping, taxes, renewal terms and cancellation terms separately.
Infopathy is a different service
Infopathy is not the same company or workflow as NES Health. It offers a web platform for Information Codes. Physical methods can use separate devices such as an IC Pad or IC Hummer, while its Remote Treatments can run on its servers without a transmission device.
On 9 September 2026, Infopathy listed Premium membership at 9.99 dollars per month. Its standard remote service allowed 3 simultaneous recipients. Practitioner levels listed 10, 50 or unlimited recipients. These figures can change and should be checked on the official pages.
ResoField is different again
ResoField is a browser application for reference libraries, client profiles, custom lists, protocols and planning. It does not perform a physical body scan and produces no audio, electrical current, PEMF or other physical device signal. It also does not make, sell or replace liquid Infoceuticals.
Choose the NES Health program if you specifically want its supplied scanner, portal and product workflow. Consider Infopathy if its Information Code service and current terms fit your needs. Choose ResoField when you need a free browser workflow for organising reference material and practitioner work. These are practical distinctions, not proof of medical effectiveness.
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NES Health practitioner program
Sources were checked on 9 September 2026. Product details and prices can change. This article does not provide medical advice.
Matt
Matt is a software developer and self-taught homeopathy practitioner who founded ResoField in 2025. Together with his wife, who runs a resonance therapy practice, he has 7+ years of hands-on experience and 100+ clients treated. With personal experience using devices like QEST4, Sulis, and Mora, he bridges the gap between IT and holistic health.
