Aryana Libris

Author : Valone Thomas F.
Title : Bioelectromagnetic healing A rationale for its use
Year : 2003

Link download : Valone_Thomas_-_Bioelectromagnetic_healing.zip

Preface. This field started for me in 1987 with a bioelectromagnetics instrument design portfolio that eventually comprised AC and DC gaussmeters, geomagnetometers, electrostatic and ion current meters, ELF spectrum analyzers, and a Dental Vapor Ionizer. I was privileged to exchange viewpoints with Dr. Robert O. Becker about the possibility of measuring a brain’s magnetoencephalogram (MEG) with off-the-shelf high-gain amplifier chips and of course, the effect of the earth’s Schumann resonance on brain waves. A year later, I befriended the Russian medical doctor, May Bychkov, who had finally been allowed to emigrate to the US in 1987. He had authored 83 journal and secret publications from 1948-1973 in Russian mostly devoted to bioelectromagnetics. One of his secret patents in Russia was devoted to a “system for remote influence of brain potentials on animal and man by means of modulation of radiofrequency radiation.” This expert in a field that seemed to be just emerging in the US told me that electromagnetic medicine was utilized in medical clinics throughout Russia. In fact, Dr. Bychkov said, for example, if a patient came in with an ear infection, an electromagnetic device was pointed toward the ear for a few minutes to eliminate the infection. He went on to convince me of the wide range of bioelectromagnetic instrumentation that his country had already developed and put to use in the medical field. The work I did a few years later with ELF Labs and a few others gave me greater respect for such therapeutic applications of bioelectromagnetic high voltage devices. However, it was the many lectures from Dr. Bob Beck that really impressed me with what a physicist and engineer can contribute to this field. Bob was famous for recovering bioelectromagnetic treatment devices, as in one case, a high-priced Russian therapy instrument, and then making inexpensive consumer models for the general public. Some of his work on the Kaali patent is an example of his thoroughness. ...