Interesting bioresonance inventions. Lakhovsky Multiple Wave Oscillator. Part 1.

Interesting bioresonance inventions. Lakhovsky Multiple Wave Oscillator. Part 1.

The discovery by the Belarusian-French engineer Georgy Lakhovsky was simply astonishing: he assumed that all living cells (human, plant, bacterial, parasitic, etc.) had properties commonly associated with electrical circuits. He also hypothesized that every cell in the human body has its own frequency of internal vibrations.

How did it all start?

In the early 1920s, the engineer Georgy Lakhovsky, who lived in Paris, published the theory of the vibratory basis of life. "Every living thing emits radiation," Lakhovsky wrote. This is how he explained the basis of his theory: "Radiation creates life, sustains it and causes the cessation of all vital activity, especially because of the radiation of certain pathogenic microbes that affect the weakest elements."

Lakhovsky himself viewed disorders and diseases as a vibration battle of human cells against vibrations of viruses and bacteria. When pathogens enter the human body, their vibrations begin to "fight" with the vibrations of healthy cells in the body. If the healthy vibrations are strong enough, the pathogens are killed. If not, then the "wrong" vibrations prevail and the person gets sick.

Viruses and bacteria create a suitable habitat for themselves, forcing human cells to vibrate at a frequency acceptable to the viruses and bacteria themselves, which is unnatural for healthy cells. In this way the disease gradually gains ground in the patient's body, which can then lead to death.

According to Lakhovsky's theory, in order to deal with this vibratory attack, it is necessary to amplify the cells with harmonious energy using a wide range of radio frequencies. Then, according to the principle of sympathetic resonance (harmonic vibrations), each cell could recognize exactly the frequency needed to amplify its own internal vibrations, which would make it (the cell) more resistant to vibration attacks of
viruses and bacteria.

Lakhovsky intended to achieve the described result with the help of his own invention, now known as the MBO (Multiple Wave Oscillator - MWO).

But how is Lakhovsky's approach different from traditional medicine?

The approach of traditional medicine is to attack the source of the disease - viruses, bacteria, etc. But usually, with the disappearance of "parasites" the human body does not remain unaffected. At best they are antibiotics that destroy the beneficial bacteria along with the harmful ones, destroying the human microflora.

Fortunately, at best, the microflora can be restored simply by applying a probiotic treatment. In the worst case, chemotherapy destroys healthy cells in the body, including the immune system.

So what did Georgy Lakhovsky suggest?

Instead of aiming to eliminate the source of the disease, Lakhovsky suggested that healthy cells in the body be affected by increasing their radiation. In fact, it not only amplified the healthy radiation of the cells, but additionally added a radiation of the same frequency from an external source with the help of the MWO device. Thus, the result was to create in the human body a completely uncomfortable situation for the pathogenic microorganisms, their reproduction stopped, in the end they died and the person recovered.

We will prepare for you the next part of this interesting story together with the amazing MWO technology, the main principle of which we promote and use in our company to this day.

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