Homeonics
Homeonics (homeopathy + electronics) is the term that seemed most appropriate to me to define a therapy that consists of transmitting the frequency information of a classical homeopathic remedy to a liquid carrier or inert granules using an electronic device. The remedies have the same efficacy as traditional homeopathy, but act more quickly and do not produce initial reactions that can occasionally occur in patients who are very sensitive to certain homeopathic medicines. It is a vibrational therapy that works with the information of homeopathy
Radionics
Radionics is a therapeutic system created by Dr. Albert Abrams, a neurologist from San Francisco born in 1863. He discovered that diseases could be measured in terms of energy and that all living things are immersed in the Earth's electromagnetic field. Furthermore, each person has their own unique field and vibrational frequency. The name radionics comes from the combination of two words, "radiation" and "electronics." At our center, we use radionics applied to homeopathy in the form of "rates" or numerical codes. These are electronic devices with circular dials numbered from 0 to 9, where each number points to a specific spatial direction. A combination of these rates corresponds to the frequency of a homeopathic remedy, which is printed on a liquid or granular medium. These remedies are extraordinarily effective, and their action may be related to the Earth's magnetic fields and the morphogenetic fields discovered by the biologist and researcher Rupert Sheldrake. These fields contain information patterns that govern the structure and form of every organism, including inorganic material. Dr. Ruth Drown discovered the codes for hundreds of classical homeopathic remedies. However, their mechanism of action remains unknown and a mystery. It is a regulatory therapy that acts solely through pure vibrational information that resonates with the frequency emitted by the imbalance in the sick person's body
Eidos System
Eidotherapy was discovered by Yvon Combe, a French physiotherapist specializing in acupuncture, homeopathy, and radionics. In 2010, he invented the Eidoscope device, which treats health disorders using geometric and sonic wave information based on the law of resonance. It is a remedy preparation device that generates vibrational frequencies using dynamized information in water. Its software includes over six thousand homeopathic products, as well as Chinese, Ayurvedic, and Tibetan pharmacopoeias. This method is based on the morphic fields of biologist and researcher Rupert Sheldrake, which have the capacity to organize forms and energy
Currently, there is sufficient scientific evidence demonstrating cellular communication through electromagnetic bioinformation. Cells emit low-intensity light, ultraweak emissions of biophotons, at specific, constant rhythms. Furthermore, photonic radiation is thought to be the conductive basis for biologically important information in all living beings. In modern physics, the photon is the elementary particle responsible for the quantum manifestations of the electromagnetic phenomenon. It is the carrier particle of all forms of electromagnetic radiation, including gamma rays, X-rays, ultraviolet light, visible light (electromagnetic spectrum), infrared light, microwaves, and radio waves. Light plays a fundamental role in molecular processes by exciting molecules and modifying their energy levels from activated electronic states, which involves the release and exchange of photons. This exchange of light is what makes biochemical reactions possible, so in addition to cellular metabolic processes, the exchange and transfer of information through biophotons should also be included as essential characteristics of life.
Evidence for the transmission of information from biological systems via biophotons was developed by the physicist Fritz-Albert Popp. These ultraweak radiations are particularly associated with the DNA molecule and play a significant role in regulating biochemical processes and mitosis, cell communication, morphogenetic fields, and memory. The spectral distribution of biophotons spans the 200 to 800 nanometer range. Dr. F.A. Popp, together with Dr. Klaus Peter Schlebusch, a physician from Essen, Germany, first demonstrated the presence of infrared radiation belonging to the broad-wavelength biophoton range in structures of the human body that appeared to be identical to the meridian system described by Traditional Chinese Medicine.
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