Research
Life after light.
We looked at blood under a microscope before and after beeem. Here is what the images show.
- Live blood microscopy
- 5 sessions · Dr. Marlene Siegel, DVM
- Muscle testing (QRA)
- Irene Christopher · Jan Sims
- Lab measurements
- Underway with Dr. Glen Rein
Before
Clumped and misshapen
After
Separated and round
What it is
A pocket light. Fifteen seconds on your water, or on what you wear.
What we did
Took a blood sample, beeemed water or a pet's carrier or harness, then took a second sample.
What the images show
The five sheets describe changes in cell shape and apparent separation.
These are observations from five sessions, not controlled clinical trials.
Five cases, side by side.
Drag the slider, or use the arrow keys, to compare the same subject's blood before and after. When red cells stick together into stacks, practitioners call it rouleaux.
Before
After · 15 min
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beeem IN™ · Human
Miquela, fifteen minutes after
a glass of tap water
- Did
- Six ounces of tap water, beeemed 15 seconds, drunk.
- Before
- Cells piled into clumps and short stacks, edges angular.
- After
- Round, separate, space between them.
“The post image demonstrates a significant reduction in cell aggregation and cell chain formation (rouleaux). There is also a significant improvement to cell shape.”
Dr. Marlene Siegel, DVM
Before
After · 15 min
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beeem IN™ · Human
Derek, same water,
same fifteen minutes
- Did
- Six ounces of tap water, beeemed 15 seconds, drunk.
- Before
- Compact clusters and short chains. Many cells irregular.
- After
- Less clumping, better cell shape.
“The post image demonstrates a significant reduction in cell aggregation and cell chain formation (rouleaux).”
Dr. Marlene Siegel, DVM
Before
After
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beeem ON™ · Feline
Hoku, who was never
touched by the light
- Did
- Her carrier beeemed 15 seconds. Not the cat.
- Before
- Angular, irregular, crenated edges rather than round.
- After
- Consistently round and uniform, normally separated.
“The most noticeable differences were more consistently rounded red-cell profiles, greater apparent separation between many cells, and less compact clustering throughout the recorded fields.”
Dr. Marlene Siegel, DVM
Before
After
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beeem ON™ · Feline
Lani, a second
carrier comparison
- Did
- Her carrier beeemed 15 seconds. Not the cat.
- Before
- Heavy clumping. Cells angular rather than round.
- After
- More normal shape, significantly less clumping.
“Reduced erythrocyte (Red Blood Cells) aggregation may favor blood flow and microcirculatory dynamics.”
Dr. Marlene Siegel, DVM
Before
After
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beeem ON™ · Canine
Bugsy, a harness
comparison
- Did
- His harness beeemed 15 seconds, then worn 15 minutes. Not the dog.
- Before
- Compact groups. Many cells touching or in short chains.
- After
- Rounder, more distinct cells. Clumping significantly reduced.
“Reduced erythrocyte (Red Blood Cells) aggregation may favor blood flow and microcirculatory dynamics.”
Dr. Marlene Siegel, DVM
“Reduced erythrocyte (Red Blood Cells) aggregation may favor blood flow and microcirculatory dynamics, which are important for oxygen and nutrient delivery and metabolic waste removal.”
Dr. Marlene Siegel, DVM · conducted all five evaluations
Method
How each session was run.
Two protocols, one for each device. Each is described in four steps below. In the pet demonstrations, the carrier or harness was illuminated; the animals were not directly exposed to the light.
beeem IN™, human subjects
Miquela · Derek
- A baseline blood sample was collected.
- Six ounces of tap water were activated with beeem IN™ for 15 seconds.
- The participant drank the six ounces.
- Fifteen minutes later a second sample was collected and examined alongside the baseline.
beeem ON™, pet subjects
Hoku · Lani · Bugsy · conducted by Dr. Marlene Siegel, DVM
- A baseline blood sample was collected.
- Each cat was placed inside her synthetic carrier, and the carrier was beeemed with beeem ON™ for 15 seconds. For Bugsy, the dog, his harness was beeemed for 15 seconds. The animals were not.
- Bugsy then wore the harness for 15 minutes.
- A second sample was collected and examined alongside the baseline; the feline sheets do not state the interval.
QRA Testing
Muscle testing, explained simply.
Quantum Reflex Analysis, or QRA, is an advanced certification in muscle testing. The practitioner presses gently on a muscle and feels whether it stays strong or goes weak. That strong or weak reading is how they watch for a difference in how the body responds to different materials. QRA is not a lab test, and it does not give a lab result.
Jan Sims: Fabric Comparison
The blinded A/B comparison documented in Jan Sims's report
- Baseline. Sims assessed a muscle response to untreated fabric.
- Apply beeem ON. The light was aimed at the fabric. Nothing was removed, replaced, or changed about the material itself.
- Blinded comparison. Two pieces of fabric were marked Fabric A and Fabric B. The practitioner was not told which one had been beeemed. One tested strong and one tested weak, and the strong one turned out to be the treated fabric.
- Identification. The fabric that tested strong was identified as the treated sample.
- Wash and retest. Sims reported that the treated fabric still tested strong after washing the next day.
Tattoo QRA Reports
Practitioner-reported muscle responses, not clinical outcomes
- Before. Both practitioners reported weaker QRA responses at points they associated with a tattoo.
- After. Their reports describe 60-second applications of beeem ON and then the red laser, followed by stronger QRA responses.
“The energetic imprint successfully held its integrity despite washing. The washed fabric enhanced and strengthened the body’s circulation point.”Irene Christopher, from her QRA summary
What was reported: Jan Sims recorded a strong response for the treated fabric in one blinded A/B comparison and again after washing. Irene Christopher also reported strong responses to treated and washed fabric, but her summary does not describe a blinded comparison. These reports do not establish that an effect persists after every wash or that tattoo ink or organ function changed.
Context: QRA is a complementary method. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease, and these practitioner observations are not proof of a medical benefit or a biological mechanism.
Who Conducted This Work
The people behind each test.
Veterinary Medicine
Dr. Marlene Siegel, DVM
Dr. Siegel has practiced for nearly 40 years, with more than two decades devoted to integrative and functional medicine. Dr. Siegel conducted all of the live blood microscopy evaluations presented.
Quantum Reflex Analysis
Jan Sims
Jan Sims owns and practices at Nature’s Remedy in Denton and has more than 20 years of experience. Her evaluation was conducted on July 30, 2026.
Quantum Reflex Analysis
Irene Christopher
Based in New York City, Irene Christopher has 30 years of experience in practice. Her evaluation was conducted on August 23, 2026.
Quantum Biology · In progress
Dr Glen Rein
Measuring the electrical activity of cheek cells, and a second set of measurements on water. Results are not published here yet.
Read the Sources
Read the original sheets.
Open the five microscopy sheets and both practitioner QRA summaries directly. The tattoo and scars educational series and Dr Glen Rein's results are not available for download here.
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Important Notice
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The comparisons on this page are observational records of what practitioners documented in specific sessions. They are not controlled studies, they do not establish cause, and they are not evidence of a health outcome.