I have a copy of the patent for the Laichowsky(?) Multi Wave Oscillator
somewhere around here.  The guy had the theory that since the dna matrix is
a rising helix, and therefore would have a resonant freq, if resonated would
boost performance.  There were claims of cell regeneration, etc.
Researching through the NTS, I found evidence that the device was once
tested on prisoners at Huntsville, TX.  Of course the records were old
(early 1900's) and all key points were blackened (supposedly from age).

Some Lockheed engineer went new age years ago and built a huge unit near
some big rock in the desert of AZ.  It didn't make him live forever though.

There is a guy in Sweden doing cancer research that Discover magazine did a
story on.  He used the same premise and actually performs a surgery where
actual electrodes are inserted into the cancer.  When the cells are
resonated, they revert to normal operations.  He reported great success.

I built one of the units once and found that you are definitely energized
from the exposure, but I suspect that I over powered the unit using too
large of a Tesla coil and the increased oxygen intake through the skin due
to HV skin effect was largely resonsible for the sense of invigoration
(Adrenaline rises alot in me too in the presence of HVHF fields)

I definitly believe there is something to this, but I still use my cell
phone and occassionally make popcorn in the microwave  while only wearing my
underware ;-)


> -----Original Message-----
> From: pic microcontroller discussion list
> [mailto:PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU]On Behalf Of Joe Farr
> Sent: Friday, June 07, 2002 9:17 AM
> To: PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU
> Subject: Re: [EE]: IEE position statement"The Possible....."
>
>
> I've read articles that EM fields of certain frequencies might
> even be good for you.
> A net search on 'Royal Rife' (an American chap - now dead) and
> 'MOR' covers off a lot about this subject.
> Rife postulated that all cells have different resonant
> frequencies. If you can find the frequency for say a type of
> cancer, you can destroy the cells.
> Everyday Practical Electronics mag did a very interesting article
> in April 2001 about the subject. It is reprinted on the
> http://www.rife.de website for those who are interested.
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Olin Lathrop [mailto:olin_piclist@EMBEDINC.COM]
> Sent: 07 June 2002 14:53
> To: PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU
> Subject: Re: [EE]: IEE position statement"The Possible....."
>
>
> >      "There would still be those who'd argue
> >       about cell phone towers next to schools
> >       and HV power lines across residential
> >       areas,"
> >
> > It's fnuny that none of these types seem concerned
> > that we are bathed in a 200V/M electrostatic field
> > about the earth or also continually exposed to a
> > 1 Guass (it it?) magnetic field at all times ...
> > and since MUCH before our time (and our ancestor's)
> > time as well ...
>
> First as someone else has already pointed out, we evolved with
> these fields,
> so they can't be the cause of recent increases in cancers and the like.
>
> Second, these are static or slowly changing fields, which is
> quite different
> from 60Hz power or radio transmissions.  I don't pretend to know whether
> these things actually do pose a threat in the long term, but I
> think Maxwell
> would agree that rapidly changing fields is a whole different
> ballgame from
> static fields.
>
>
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