How to Heal Your Body by Using the Frequency of Life.
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Our body is made of an estimated 7*1027 (that’s a 7 followed by 27 zeros!) energetic atoms. Let’s use them for good!
Everything on this planet, including animals, plants, and water are made of atoms which produce, emit, and receive energy which operates at a specific frequency. Everything – all our tissues, cells, organs, emotions and thought patterns – have their own unique electro-magnetic fields, as do allergens, viruses, bacteria and fungi.
We tend to reduce our bodies’ anatomy down to a simplified version that consists of only flesh and blood. Grasping the intangible – something we cannot immediately experience through our senses – can be challenging. This limited understanding of the intangible has led us to ignore therapies and practices which have the capability to heal our bodies from disease by reading and correcting the electrical energy or frequencies.
The Beginnings of Biofeedback
Quantum physicists are in the process of discovering the intangible laws of electro-magnetism, which will inevitably change the way we practice conventional Western medicine. Many areas of the world, however, have been using this invisible energy for diagnosis and healing for thousands of years in acupuncture and other ancient healing therapies.
Imbalances that reside in our bodies and minds can be detectable and reduced via the correction of their particular electro-magnetic fields, through the means of biofeedback.
Claud Bernard
The beginning of biofeedback can be traced back to Claud Bernard who proposed in 1865 that the body strives to maintain a steady state in the internal environment and that humans can take control over their physiologic functions to achieve a level of wellness. After World War II, a mathematician named Norbert Wiener developed cybernetics, which is “the scientific study of control and communication in the animal and the machine.”
Healthy tissue is said to respond in a predictable way, while unhealthy tissues will conduct pulses differently. Traumatized, inflamed or degenerative tissue all produce abnormal readings compared to the patient’s baseline norm. Thus in the cybernetic loop, the a biofeedback machine measures the body’s frequencies and produces feedback for wound healing, pain reduction, relaxation and stress reduction through electrical stimulation.
How Does Biofeedback work?
Biofeedback machines calculate the body’s impulses or frequencies and communicates these readings to the machine. In the late 1920’s, Dr. Royal Raymond Rife invented the Rife Machine – one of the first frequency generator. According to Dr. Rife, every disease has a frequency. He found that certain frequencies can prevent the development of disease and that others would even destroy it.
The three most common types of biofeedback therapy are:
Thermal Biofeedback which measures skin temperature.
Electromyography which is used to measures muscle tension.
Neuro Feedback which measures brain wave activity.
Biofeedback machines provide us with in-depth knowledge about what is happening in our body and it enables involuntary responses to be measured. During biofeedback therapy, electrodes are generally attached to the patient’s skin which in turn sends the in-depth information to the equipment.
Once the imbalances and stresses have been identified, the machine’s programme is selected from a vast database of vibrational biofeedback therapies to help return balance and relief for the patient.
Why Isn’t Biofeedback Used as a Treatment Today?
Dr. Rife’s machine was tested with cancer patients at Pasadena County Hospital. The doctors put patients under treatment for 90 days and found that 86.5% of the patients had been completely cured of cancer. The remaining patients where further tested and underwent additional treatment; they too were cured.
In other words, an astounding 100% of patients included in the program where cured from cancer.
According to media files and documents, the Rife’s machine was a total hit during the time as it produced such impressive cancer cure rates. Big pharmaceutical companies tried to buy the technology to conduct more research on his equipment. Dr. Rife, however, did not want to sell it.
The short answer to why we are not using biofeedback to cure disease is that the pharmaceutical industry is a profitable business and a natural cancer cure such as the Rife Machine would most certainly cut into their profits. We will discuss this in more detail in a later post with convincing data that this is not a conspiracy.
Similar to Nikola Tesla’s fate, Dr. Rife’s office was broken into and all of his paper work and research was stolen. The machine was also destroyed.
Nevertheless, his work influenced hundreds of researchers to study the body’s frequency and how it can be used to treat disease. One of the most beneficial researchers, Bruce Tainio of Tainio Technology, built another frequency monitor in 1992 and discovered that the average frequency of the human body during daytime is 62 to 68 Hz. According to Tainio, the body resonates frequency between 62 to 72 Hz when healthy . As the frequency drops due to environmental and physiological factors, our immune system is compromised and disease is more apt to develop.
The application of using frequencies to heal the body had already been suggested by the American inventor Nikola Tesla (1856 – 1943) who pioneered electrical technology. He said,
“If you could eliminate
certain outside
frequencies
that interfered
with our bodies,
we would have
greater resistance
toward disease.”
Many pollutants have been found to lower healthy body frequency. Processed or canned foods, for example, tend to have a frequency of zero. On the contrary, fresh produce has up to 15 MHz, dried herbs from 12 to 22 MHz and fresh herbs from 20 to 27 Hz.
Below is a table about his findings on the human body and food frequencies.
THE HEALTHY BODY
Genius Brain Frequency 80–82 MHz
Brain Frequency Range 72–90 MHz
Normal Brain Frequency 72 MHz
Human Body 62–78 MHz
Human Body from Neck up 72–78 MHz
Human Body from Neck down 60–68 MHz
Thyroid and Parathyroid glands 62–68 MHz
Thymus gland 65–68 MHz
Heart is 67–70 MHz
Lungs 58–65 MHz
Liver 55–60 MHz
Pancreas 60–80 MHz
THE DISEASED BODY
Colds and the Flu start at 57–60 MHz
Disease starts at 58 MHz
Candida overgrowth starts at 55 MHz
Receptive to Epstein Barr at 52 MHz
Receptive to Cancer at 42 MHz
Death begins at 25 MHz
FOODS
Fresh Foods 20–27 Hz
Fresh Herbs 20–27 Hz
Dried Foods 15–22 Hz
Dried Herbs 15–22 Hz
Processed/Canned Food Zero Hz
According to Dr. Valerie Hunt, each toxic substance distorts the negative equilibrium that exists in the cellular level. Toxins depolarize the cell, which then becomes south polarized and ends up losing its ability to attract magnetic energy. This can lead to physical, psychological, emotional, and spiritual diseases.
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https://allthatsinteresting.com/nikola-tesla-death
Throughout his life, Nikola Tesla sought to solve some of science’s greatest mysteries. The brilliant inventor had lived a remarkable life — churning out innovations like alternating-current electricity and presciently imagining a world of “wireless communication.”
But when he died alone and broke in 1943 in New York City, he left behind a wealth of mysteries and what-ifs.
In short order, U.S. government agents promptly swept into the hotel where Tesla had been living and gathered his notes and files. Many believe they were looking for evidence of Tesla’s “death ray,” a device he had been teasing for years that could change warfare forever, as well as any other inventions they could find.
This is the story of Nikola Tesla’s death, the sad final chapter that preceded it, and the enduring mystery of his missing files.
How Did Nikola Tesla Die?
Nikola Tesla died on January 7, 1943, on the 33rd floor of the Hotel New Yorker in Manhattan. He was 86 and had been living in small hotel rooms like this for decades. His cause of death was coronary thrombosis.
By then, much of the excitement around Tesla’s inventions had faded. He had lost the race to invent the radio to Italian inventor Guglielmo Marconi in 1901, and his financial support from investors like J.P. Morgan had dried up.
By the time he died in 1943, Nikola Tesla was alone, in debt, and increasingly withdrawn from society.
As the world withdrew from Tesla, Tesla withdrew from the world. By 1912, he had become increasingly compulsive. He counted his steps, insisted on having 18 napkins on the table, and became obsessed with cleanliness as well as the numbers 3, 6, and 9.
Still, Tesla found companionship — of a sort.
Bouncing from cheap hotel to cheap hotel, Tesla began spending more time with pigeons than with humans. One white pigeon caught his eye. “I love that pigeon as a man loves a woman,” Tesla wrote. “As long as I had her, there was a purpose to my life.”
The white pigeon died in one of his dreams in 1922 — her eyes like “two powerful beams of light” — and Tesla felt sure that he was done, too.
At the time, he told friends that he believed that his life’s work was finished.
et, he continued to work and feed New York City’s pigeons for 20 more years.
Nikola Tesla’s inventions, however, would leave behind a legacy that would capture imaginations for decades — and a mystery that is still missing a few pieces.
After Nikola Tesla’s death, his nephew, Sava Kosanović, rushed to the Hotel New Yorker. He came upon an unsettling sight. Not only was his uncle’s body gone, but it also seemed that someone had removed many of his notes and files.
In fact, representatives from the Office of Alien Property Custodian, a relic from the federal government during World War I and II, had been to Tesla’s room and took multiple files for examination.
The representatives were looking for research on super-weapons like Tesla’s “death ray,” fearful that Kosanović or others may have planned to take that research and provide it to the Soviets.
Tesla claimed to have created — in his head, if not in reality — inventions that could change warfare. In 1934, he described a particle-beam weapon or “death ray” that could knock 10,000 enemy airplanes from the sky. In 1935, at his 79th birthday party, Tesla said that he had also invented a pocket-sized oscillation device that could level the Empire State Building.
Tesla’s inventions were meant to promote peace, not war, however, and he had even tried to dangle them in front of the world’s governments during his life. Only the Soviet Union seemed interested. They gave Tesla a check for $25,000 in exchange for some of his plans.
Now, the U.S. government wanted access to those plans, too. Officials naturally took an abiding interest in the “death ray,” which could have tipped the balance of power in future conflicts.
Why The Mystery Of The Missing Files Didn’t End With Nikola Tesla’s Death
Three weeks after Nikola Tesla’s death, the government tasked MIT scientist John G. Trump — former President Donald Trump’s uncle — with evaluating Tesla’s papers.
Trump looked for “any ideas of significant value.” He rifled through Tesla’s papers and declared that Tesla’s notes were “primarily of a speculative, philosophical and promotional character.”
That is, they did not include actual plans for creating any of the inventions that he had described.
Apparently satisfied, the U.S. government sent Tesla’s files to his nephew in 1952. But, although they had seized 80 cases, Kosanović received just 60. “Maybe they packed the 80 into 60,” speculated Tesla biographer Marc Seifer. “But there is the possibility that… the government did keep the missing trunks.”
Still, during the Cold War, between the 1950s and 1970s, government officials feared that the Soviets had obtained Tesla’s more explosive research.
That fear was part of the inspiration for the Reagan Administration’s Strategic Defense Initiative — or “Star Wars program” — in 1984.
A 2016 Freedom of Information Act request sought to find answers — and got a few. The FBI declassified hundreds of pages of Tesla’s files. But could they still be holding onto Tesla’s more of inventions, if they even existed?
It’s a mystery that — like his brilliance — endures long after Nikola Tesla’s death.
Following his groundbreaking career, Nikola Tesla descended into poverty and mental illness before dying on January 7, 1943.
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