How does Electromedicine work?
The body is primarily electric and electricity is found naturally in all of us and controls the function of every cell of our bodies. A variety of electrical impulses in our bodies help facilitate all bodily functions including actions needed for health maintenance, healing and regeneration. By programming the cells of the body with the harmonic electrical impulses that occur in a perfect state of health, we can help trigger and direct these impulses. The Skilling Institute's fifty (50) years of world renowned, vast experience and masterful understanding how these elements interplay to create a desired effect is the basis for the new Photon-Genie "result-oriented" science.

Equally important, is the fact that we have "electric-powered" energetic brains: all of our thoughts and perceptions consist of complex networks of energetic fields and electrical signals, that pulse and sweep throughout the brain and nervous system.


So, it makes sense that harmonic, electrical revitalization of the cells and functions of the brain can work to balance and improve your mental and emotional state.
History
ALEXANDER GURVICH

In 1922, the Russian doctor and histologist Alexander (Gurwitsch) Gurvich (1874-1954) and his wife discovered that living cells separated by quartz glass were able to communicate vital-cell information. Numerous experiments suggested that this information was transmitted by invisible light waves in a UV frequency spectrum passed by quartz and stopped by window glass. Dr. Gurvich coined the phrase "mitogenic" "mitotic" wave since it was observed during enzymatic reactions and mitosis. "Gurvich determined that muscle tissue, cornea, blood and nerves are all transmitters of this special energy." His work is the first documented evidence of "biophotons," coherent light emitted by animal and plant cells, and became the basis for the design of later bioelectromagnetic therapy devices. It was not until the early 1960's that Leningrad State University succeeded in capturing the mitogenic rays with sensitive photomultipliers.

1895 ...Nikola Tesla

1925 ...Georges Lakhovsky
1935 ...Royal Raymond Rife
 

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