AWG ORIGIN® / QPA® is a body of technology that has taken shape where frequency technology, wave-therapy research, a quantum-medicine interpretation, and a view of the body as a network built around fascia and EZ water all overlap. This page introduces that history in an accessible way, drawing on public information and the context of related books.
If you are hearing the names AWG ORIGIN® / QPA® for the first time, how it works and where it comes from may feel a little hard to follow. This page walks through, step by step, what AWG ORIGIN® is, what QPA® is, how it differs from an ordinary home-use low-frequency therapy device, and why the terms fascia, EZ water, and quantum medicine come into it.
A short summary of what AWG ORIGIN® / QPA® basically means and where it sits within ASIAS and MIMRA.
For those who want to know more about the relationship to fascia, EZ water, quantum medicine, and frequency technology.
We introduce books that deepen understanding — such as “AWG”: Magic or Medicine?, The Birth of Quantum Medicine, and Why Does Pain Disappear When the “Fascia” Resonates?
Research using weak electrical stimuli and frequencies on living tissue has developed in many contexts — low-frequency therapy, wave therapy, electromagnetic approaches, and more. At ASIAS and MIMRA, we see these not as mere stimulation but as an important reference line for viewing the body as a network in which fascia, body fluids, and the extracellular matrix work together.
Research on frequency, wave, and electromagnetic approaches serves as an important reference line for understanding the body as a single network.
US 6,424,864 B1
"Method and apparatus for wave therapy"
A patent describing a method and device that use multiple frequencies selected from the 1 Hz–10,000 Hz range.
Dr. Masayuki Matsuura, M.D., recorded a wide range of material under the name AWG (Arbitrary Waveform Generator). AWG ORIGIN® is a trademark obtained afterward. The background to the wave-therapy research by Matsuura and others includes US Patent 6,424,864 B1, "Method and apparatus for wave therapy," which describes a method and device that use multiple frequencies selected from the 1 Hz to 10,000 Hz range.
* The patent is provided as technical background. It does not guarantee the treatment or cure of any specific disease.
AWG ORIGIN® is a medical-device name and frequency-technology brand handled by ASIAS Corp. It is currently registered as a trademark in several related classes, centered on the medical-device field. ASIAS presents AWG ORIGIN® not as a mere generic term but as a name connected to related books, technical background, and QPA® theory.
* For those searching for information under the term "AWG": this site provides the official information on AWG ORIGIN®.
AWG ORIGIN® is the official name used by ASIAS Corp., connected to related books, technical background, and QPA® theory.
Quasi-Particle Accelerator
A concept name based on the quantum-medicine interpretation in Dr. Kunio Yasue's The Birth of Quantum Medicine.
QPA® is a name derived from "Quasi-Particle Accelerator," and is a concept used at ASIAS and MIMRA to explain the theoretical background of AWG ORIGIN®. The name is based on the quantum-medicine interpretation presented in the book The Birth of Quantum Medicine by the theoretical physicist Dr. Kunio Yasue.
At ASIAS and MIMRA, we view the body not as a collection of parts but as a network in which fascia, body fluids, the extracellular matrix, electromagnetic states, and dynamic equilibrium all work together. AWG ORIGIN® / QPA® is presented as a research model for thinking about the information environment and biological tuning within this network.
Fascia is the connective tissue that links the whole body. EZ water is the "fourth phase of water" proposed by Dr. Gerald Pollack. Dynamic equilibrium is a way of thinking about how the body maintains homeostasis. We view the body as a network in which these work together.
To understand the background of AWG ORIGIN® / QPA®, it helps to read the related books alongside this site.
A book positioned as an entry point for general readers to understand the technical background of AWG ORIGIN®. It introduces the ideas of wave therapy and biological tuning in plain terms.
The source text of the quantum-medicine interpretation, written by Dr. Kunio Yasue (theoretical physicist). It discusses life phenomena from the quantum-theoretical viewpoint that underpins the concept of QPA®.
A book that considers the body from the perspective of the fascia. A volume for learning the role of the connective tissue that links the whole body, and the body as a biological network.
A short summary of the terms that first-time readers of AWG ORIGIN® / QPA® tend to find confusing. For the detailed technical background, see the Technology page.
A medical device and frequency-technology brand handled by ASIAS Corp. ASIAS presents it together with related books, research background, and the theoretical perspective of QPA®.
A name derived from "Quasi-Particle Accelerator." At ASIAS it is both a concept for explaining the theoretical background of AWG ORIGIN® and the brand name of the devices we handle.
Treatment sessions provided at facilities that use AWG ORIGIN® devices. In Japan, the name of this treatment or service is also covered by a registered service mark held by an ASIAS group company, separate from the device brand "AWG ORIGIN® / QPA®."
Short for the Matrix Integrative Medicine Research Association. A research association that views the body as an interconnected network from perspectives such as fascia, EZ water, bioelectricity, and dynamic equilibrium.
The collective term for the connective tissue that wraps muscles, organs, blood vessels, and nerves and links the whole body. An important lens for thinking about the body's movement, tension, glide, and fluid environment.
A concept proposed by Dr. Gerald Pollack, called Exclusion Zone Water or the "fourth phase of water." MIMRA treats it as a research model for thinking about the fascia and the extracellular matrix.
The weak electrical activity that cells and tissues exchange. A term for seeing life activity not only as chemical reactions but also as an electrical information environment.
An ASIAS/MIMRA research term for thinking about how specific frequencies and weak electrical stimuli relate to the body's information environment and tuning. It is not a phrase that guarantees an effect on any specific disease.
A way of viewing life phenomena from a quantum-physics perspective, as set out in books such as The Birth of Quantum Medicine by the theoretical physicist Dr. Kunio Yasue. ASIAS/MIMRA presents it as a research hypothesis.
The idea that the body constantly changes while trying to keep its overall balance. ASIAS/MIMRA uses it as a lens for understanding the body not as fixed parts but as a continuously changing network.
The term definitions on this page are general explanations for understanding the technical background and research philosophy of AWG ORIGIN® / QPA®. They do not guarantee the diagnosis, treatment, cure, or prevention of any specific disease.
For more detailed Q&A and technical background, see the Technology page.
This page introduces the technical background of AWG ORIGIN® / QPA®, related books, and the research philosophy of ASIAS and MIMRA. It does not guarantee the diagnosis, treatment, cure, or prevention of any specific disease. For symptoms or illnesses, please consult a physician or other medical professional.
Technical explanations, product information, partner facilities, and inquiries are all here.