Patient, 38 years old. Poisoning occurred after ingesting a solution composed of several chemicals. She mixed Polyethylene glycol, chlorhexidine, Dettol, Ethanol, erythromycin ointment, and alcohol, then drank the mixture. Three hours later, she was admitted, still conscious. Mild hand tremors, hyperkinesis, complaints of epigastric pain, and she repeatedly said, "Doctor, help." Gastric lavage was performed, but the pain did not decrease. All EAF points were around 100 and unresponsive to most emitters, except KH on the pituitary and RC on the liver and general RC. After 5 minutes of exposure with the KH emitter on the head and general RC, readings dropped only to 70, but the patient felt better, and the tremors almost ceased. The EAF device also showed reduced readings on the liver and all meridians under RC. Three sessions were conducted in one day. Epigastric pain did not immediately subside with any emitter, but within 2 days, the patient fully recovered and was discharged. Comments: In this case, a symptomatic response of the body was observed. The exact effect on the expulsion of chemicals is not established due to the lack of tracking means. Further study is required.