Introduction for Electromagnetic Therapy Devices

Healing the body with frequencies is not a new idea, it was here from time immemorial. The instruments for producing such healing frequencies are varied, the most profound instrument for healing is the organ pipe and the structure surrounding it.

The organ pipe, as its name suggests, is made of groups of pipes each group represents one organ in the body. Each group contains several pipes of different sizes: the largest pipe in the group has the frequency of the whole organ while the smaller pipes will resonate with its internal organelles and cells tissues. For each organ in the body there will be two sets of pipes on opposing sides that mirror each other and creates mirrored stereo effect on the body's organs. When the instrument is being played with harmonics in mind, the pipes will go up and down the frequencies of each organ to activate the organ as a whole.

You can say the pipe organ is made of two main components: the first is the tone or the pulse generation produced by the keys and creating tones, the second part is the pipe which is the amplifier of the tone with its vibration, like an antenna releasing an electromagnetic pulse into the surroundings.

Another important part of the pipe organ instrument is the box it is in. The box includes specific geometry, sizes and distances of each wall face, dome and arc of the enclosure, as well as specific placements of objects inside as resonators, amplifiers and directional emitters in the form of columns, cymatic shapes and other geometric facades.

The pipe organ produces lower frequency tones with high amplitude or volume. The healing effect of a pipe organ is with its ability to accurately produce and amplify specific tones which are constant with our body's natural tones or frequencies.

When someone sits in front of the pipe organ, the organs and tissues in their body are activated by the same energy which is created and operates them.

Electric and Electronic Instruments

When it comes to electric and electronic instruments, some are built according to the principles of the pipe organ, like the Ronald Ryfe machines for example, which work on the principles of generating specific frequency for each type of intrusive or malfunctioning tissue in the body. In the Ryfe machines case, the frequencies correspond to the tissues of parasites or cancer cells, and the tones generated are of non-harmonic nature in the form of square tones (waves), unlike the pipes' harmonic circular tones (sine wave). Those non-harmonic tones resonate with the parasitic tissues and degrade and destroy them.

Another type of instrument are what is currently referred to as plasma machines, but they are based on the same principles of high voltage generation via a spark gap or vacuum tubes to create high voltage DC output that is used with different apparatuses such as plasma bulbs, coils and antennas.

Working Principle: This class of devices works on the principle of supplying electromagnetic field to areas of the body in order to electrically "energize" an area of the body and treat various organs and tissues malfunctioning or that suffered trauma. These devices can help regenerate organs by supplying the electromagnetic environment for the tissues and the organs to regenerate.