Bill Nelson, Biofeedback, Trans & Reptilians: What Makes a Good Woo-Woo Story?
William “Bill” Charles Nelson, who died on December 26, 2025, was born in 1951 in Ohio. He was a brilliant scientist trained in math, physics, and electrical engineering. He invented the Electro Physiological Feedback Xrroid (EPFX), also marketed as the Quantum Xrroid Consciousness Interface (QXCI).
The device was designed to scan the body’s frequencies, communicate with the subconscious, and even help the body heal itself. Harnesses are attached to your head, wrists and ankles that are connected to a small box, which is connected to the computer.
Thousands of practitioners worldwide used it—but it posed a threat to the pharmaceutical industry. After all, a machine that could bypass drugs and tap into the body’s natural healing isn’t exactly welcome in corporate boardrooms.
A friend of mine, who owns one of his devices (as do I), once attended one of his seminars. She told me Nelson explained that a friend had asked him to help rescue some children in trouble. But when he arrived, he was abducted and held captive.
He later claimed he managed to escape, but said it was his feminine side that saved his life. Out of respect for his feminine side, he committed to changing his sex and began living as Desiré Dubounet.
Something didn’t fit. There seems to be an explosion of people transitioning lately. I first noticed it when I was in Thailand. There were so many “ladyboys,” as they’re called there. My first thought was water. I wondered if there was something in it.
As for what happened to Bill, how could he switch like that in a single moment? Was he already primed and just needed a shock to activate his feminine side? It reminded me of an old animation, Betty Boop for President (1932), in which, near the end, a hardened criminal is strapped into an electric chair and given a makeover by a machine attached to it. He emerges flamboyantly gay. (See the full clip) Could there be a link?
I later learned that science has shown that chemicals in water can alter biology—frogs exposed to certain compounds can literally change sex. And if people are drinking that same water, could that be part of the story? Was Nelson affected by drugs or by some kind of mind-altering device?
You can imagine that a device of such caliber would be a threat to the competition. So, instead of eliminating him, maybe the goal was simply to discredit him—and it worked. That same friend told me that once she learned about his transition, she wanted nothing more to do with the device.
Now this gets more woo-woo. Nelson told a crowd at an event my friend attended that a tall, handsome man approached him with two beautiful women on either side.The man then shape-shifted into a reptilian. He said there are good ones and bad ones, and that the bad ones are the reason for why we have many health issues.
And since I’m on the topic of reptilians, I’d never heard of them until I took a course on Nelson’s device. A technician who was setting up the software mentioned them. Months went by, and I met someone at a party who eventually became a friend.
One day, we were at a health food store, and I had my laptop with me. She asked me to open it so she could show me something. She found a picture of a reptilian on the web and pointed to it.
“I dated a man like that for two years and didn’t know it,” she said.
She told me that when they first met, she wasn’t interested in him and ignored his messages. He kept leaving them, so she started leaving her inbox full so he couldn’t leave any more. At the time, she paid for only three messages, but one day a fourth came through. It was from him.
That got her attention. She thought it was destiny, so she started dating him.
Partway through the relationship, strange things began to happen. One day, they were walking hand in hand when, all of a sudden, she felt a shock travel up her arm.
He asked, “Feel that?”
Things were starting to freak her out, but nothing could have prepared her for the day he shapeshifted right in front of her. She went into shock, and she figures that’s what saved her life.
Needless to say, they’re no longer dating.
I have one more story to throw into the mix.
I was in Bulgaria, talking to a man who owned a hotel. He told me a story about something that had happened to his grandfather, who repaired pianos for a living.
One day, his grandfather was working on an organ in a church and needed some parts. He packed everything away so he could leave, but rather than wait for the parts, he decided to stay and do some more work.
The church members didn’t know he was still there. At some point, five men entered and formed a circle, all wearing cloaks with hoods. When they removed their hoods, they shapeshifted into reptilians.
He recognized two of them.
The next day, the head of the church approached him and asked him to work exclusively for them. He wanted no part of it, so he declined the offer.
Guess what happened next? He was blacklisted, lost all his accounts, and never received the money he was owed.
So, are they real or not? I’m beginning to think they might be!









Keep an eye out for more posts about the EPFX/SCIO. “Beam me up, Scotty!” is the best way I can describe it.
