ENERGY MEDICINE

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In order to understand how the testing methods work, it is important to know about the recent medical breakthroughs in energy medicine. These energy approaches are not based on vague theories. A series of Nobel prizes attest to its significance.

Energy medicine is not new but the development of how to use it has taken many years. Semyon Kirlian, an electronics engineer in South Russia, developed Kirlian photography. Kirlian had been asked to repair an instrument from a research institute. While at the research institute he saw by chance a demonstration of a high-frequency instrument used for electrotherapy. Kirlian noticed a small flash of light between the electrodes and the patient's skin.

Nikola Telsa had developed similar high-frequency machines in the 1800’s. Telsa had given spectacular examples of this energy phenomenon. At the time of Kirlian’s discovery Telsa was still alive. Unfortunately Telsa was 87 and no one wanted to listen to him. Kirlian began photographing the sparks by placing a photographic plate between the patient and the electrodes. After some painful trials Kirlian developed and patented his energy field invention. The resulting photographs show the energy field surrounding living tissue.

The Russian scientists were startled when their equipment was able to distinguish differences in the energy patterns between diseased and healthy tissue. Thus they could successfully prediagnose disease. Albert Einstein was working for the U.S. military advising the Navy on explosive devices and anything else which came up. A large number of projects were brought to Einstein each day. Some of Telsa's papers made their way to Einstein. He and Telsa met as evidenced by this photo.

Nikola Telsa (center) and Albert Einstein (front row left)

Einstein's work concerned the theory of explosions, seeking to determine what laws govern the waves of detonation; why certain explosives have marked directional effect and other highly technical theories.

Einstein later realized that we are made of nothing but patterns of resonant energy. This led to his famous formula E=mc² and m=E/c². This means that not only is all energy (E) merely matter (m) multiplied by light, but all matter is simply energy modified by electromagnetic wave forms. (c² in the formula means the squared speed of light, light being an electromagnetic wave form).

Note the energy fields of oranges demonstrated with Kirlian photography.

The earliest recorded use of electricity for healing dates back to 2750 BC when sick people were exposed to the shocks produced by electric eels. It is interesting that in 1910 all electrotherapy was declared quackery and doctors were told they would go to prison if they used it. Kirlian’s discovery in Russia proved the value of electrotherapy, and brought back its acceptance into medicine.

In a few short decades scientists have gone from a conviction that there is no such thing as an energy field around the human body, to an absolute certainty that it exists. Biological fields are not just by-products of physiological processes; they are part of the mechanism by which the body communicates with itself.

Every organ system has its own specific energy fields. Energy information streams through circuits to every part of the body. Disease and disorder alters the flow in predictable ways. All of life depends upon molecules interacting through vibrating energy fields. Virtually all we know about living systems is based on the analysis of vibrations. Because every substance has its own signature of vibration energy, scientists have been able to use this information outside of medicine as well.

Aaron Diaz, of Pacific Northwest Laboratory in Richland, WA, has developed the Acoustic Inspection Device. Press a button and it can determine if the contents of a liquid-filled drum or solid packed container disagree with the container’s label. The above test discovered that blocks of roofing pitch had been hollowed out and refilled with cocaine.

Because science has confirmed that the human body emits vibratory information that precisely specifies the activity taking place, diagnostic equipment such as magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) has become a reality. Every molecule in the body vibrates in specific ways. A vibration as small as a brain wave from an inappropriate thought process can distract normal vibrations. Remember step 5 of the protocol for wellness. Developing a positive mental attitude is vital for our wellness goals.

Each vitamin, herb, homeopathic medicine, or natural supplement compound has its own vibratory signature. Chemists can use these signatures to identify an unknown substance. This same property can be used to determine what compound your body needs. Scientists have demonstrated that vibrations from energy fields can have profound biological effects particularly if they are applied at or near certain regions of the skin (Andrew et al 1984). The most intriguing and clinically significant example comes from research on vibrational medicine.

The rational behind vibrational medicine is straightforward: diseases and disorders alter the electromagnetic properties of molecules, cells, tissue, and organs. When a particular molecule is deficient or altered because of a disease or disorder, normal function can sometimes be restored with a drug. This is the basis for pharmacology. Vibrational medicines demonstrate that similar or even better results can be obtained by providing the electromagnetic signature of a natural substance (Smith 1994).