HISTORY
NIKOLA TESLA
1869-1942
Nikola Tesla was a Serbian-American inventor and engineer who was particularly active in the field of electrodynamics, went down in the history of energy technology as a pioneer of alternating current, and prevailed with his technology in the "War of Currents" against Thomas Alva Edison and direct current.
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​The Tesla Coil
A Tesla coil, also known as a high-voltage generator or resonance transformer, is an electrical device originally developed by the legendary inventor Nikola Tesla. It consists of various components, including a primary coil, a secondary coil, and a capacitor. At the core of a Tesla coil is the ability to convert electrical energy into very high voltage and low current. This is achieved through resonance, whereby electrical energy is built up and released in rapid pulses.
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The collaboration between Lakhovsky and Tesla was not only a milestone in the history of medical technology, but also a testament to the immense potential that lies in the union of innovative thinking and technical expertise. The multi-wave oscillator they developed remains to this day a symbol of the pioneering spirit and innovative power of these two outstanding personalities.
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Multi-Wave Oscillator
Due to the nature of its mode of action, the MWO opens up a broad spectrum of application possibilities and can be used therapeutically, but also preventively and regeneratively for a variety of symptoms and conditions. The symptoms or disease patterns for which many positive experience reports exist include, among others:
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Cell revitalization
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Restoration of natural cell oscillation
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Activation of natural cell functions
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Activation of self-healing powers
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Support of the body's own healing processes
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Strengthening of the immune system and much more
Learn more about the frequency spectrum HERE.
GEORGES LAKHOVSKY
1869-1942
Georges Lakhovsky, born in the Russian Empire (present-day Lithuania), was a brilliant scientist and engineer of Polish descent. His early life was oriented toward engineering and science; he studied at the Technical University of Paris. There he discovered his passion for electrical engineering, which would later play a crucial role in his research and innovations in the field of electromagnetic frequencies.
Lakhovsky's path crossed with that of another legendary scientist - Nikola Tesla. Tesla, known for his revolutionary contributions to electrical engineering, profoundly influenced Lakhovsky. Through Tesla's work, Lakhovsky became fascinated by the potential of electricity and frequencies in relation to biological systems.
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Lakhovsky developed the multi-wave oscillator, a device designed to harmonize the natural frequencies of cells. The oscillator generates a multitude of frequencies intended to act upon the cells of the body. Lakhovsky was convinced that through the application of these frequencies, cells would be able to restore their natural oscillation and thus promote their health.
Basic Principles
1. Frequencies and Health: Lakhovsky postulated that every cell in the body has a specific frequency. When this frequency is disturbed, it can lead to disease. The multi-wave oscillator was intended to help stabilize these frequencies.
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2. Resonance: He believed that by applying electromagnetic waves at different frequencies, a resonance could be generated that stimulates the cells and activates their self-healing powers.
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3. Cancer Treatment: Lakhovsky was particularly interested in applying his oscillator to the treatment of cancer. He conducted experiments in which he claimed to have achieved positive results in treating cancer patients.​
RAYMOND RIFE
1888-1971
Raymond Rife was an American inventor and scientist, best known for his
Work in the field of microbiology and
of frequency therapy . In the 1920s, he developed a microscope called the Rife microscope, which was capable of observing living microbes in high resolution. This was a significant achievement at the time, as it offered the possibility of To study microbes in their natural state.
Rife used his specialized microscopes to examine the pathogens typical of each disease. He discovered that each pathogen oscillates in its own unique frequency pattern . He also discovered that diseases can be cured using frequencies based on their individual electromagnetic signature.
Rife was awarded an honorary doctorate of medicine by the University of Heidelberg.
Although Dr. Raymond Rife 's story has long been controversial in the medical community, his ideas and discoveries have influenced alternative therapies and research into the effects of frequencies on health . His story has also helped raise awareness of potential alternative approaches to combating disease.
He leaves us a legacy that is worth further researching and appreciating.