Page 6 - Blogs about Resonance

In our modern world, we are increasingly surrounded by electronic devices and wireless networks. These technologies emit electromagnetic fields (EMFs), contributing to what we call 'electro-smog'. Electro-smog is a growing concern due to the potential health risks associated with long-term exposure to EMFs. In this blog, we discuss the impact of electro-smog on biological systems and cell structures and how Meditech Europe products such as the Earth Frequency Generator, Levensveld Polarizers, and Personal Polarizers can help mitigate these effects.

What is Electro-Smog?

Electro-smog refers to the radiation emitted by electrical and electronic devices. This includes mobile phones, WiFi routers, computers, and household appliances. While these technologies make our lives easier, they also increase our exposure to EMFs, which can lead to disruptions in biological systems and cell structures.

Impact on Biological Systems and Cell Structures

Long-term exposure to EMFs can have various negative

Sound therapy or "Soundhealing" is an alternative healing practice that uses sound vibrations to promote physical, emotional, mental and spiritual well-being. The idea behind sound therapy is that (sound) frequencies can resonate with cells and cell structures and affect various systems and processes. In this comprehensive blog, we will discuss the origins and workings of sound therapy and name commonly used tools. Finally, we will discuss some alternative approaches that are also based on frequency and resonance.

Where does sound therapy originally come from?

Sound therapy has its roots in ancient traditions and cultures around the world, where sound and tone have long been recognized as a powerful tool for healing, wellness and harmony.

Various ancient cultures, such as the ancient Egyptians, Greeks, Indians and indigenous peoples around the world, used sound in rituals, healing ceremonies and spiritual practices. For example, the ancient Greeks believed in the healing power of music

In today's technological world, many strive for balance in a harmonious living environment. However, it turns out to be possible to improve the living environment precisely with the help of advanced technology. At the basis of this is the Polarizer Plate, a product based on advanced technologies, which offers a unique approach to improving living environments. Meditech Europe has succeeded in integrating these advanced technologies into stylish jewelry, which also involves copper and, in the future, perhaps crystals. We are happy to tell you about that in this blog.

What Materials Contain Resonance Jewelry?

Copper is a popular metal for making resonant jewelry because of its natural properties. The metal has a unique ability to resonate with the body's natural energy, which can help promote harmony and balance.

Popular types of resonant jewelry with copper are the pendant and bracelet. These pendants and bracelets are often made with a combination of copper and other materials, such as

Rife treatment, developed by visionary scientist Royal Raymond Rife, offers a groundbreaking approach to biological optimization. This advanced technology focuses on using specific frequencies to influence cell structures and biological systems, leading to improved biological activity. In this comprehensive blog, we explore the history, theory, and applications of Rife treatment, with a specific focus on products from Meditech Europe, such as the Rife Phanotron and Rife Tubes.

Royal Raymond Rife: The Man Behind the Revolution

Biography and Early Years

Royal Raymond Rife was born on May 16, 1888, in Elkhorn, Nebraska, United States. From a young age, he developed a strong interest in science and technology. He studied bacteriology at Johns Hopkins University and later collaborated with several prominent scientists and engineers. Rife’s curiosity and determination drove him to continue investigating microscopy and frequencies, ultimately leading to some of the most groundbreaking discoveries

The world of frequencies is rich with fascinating technologies that can optimize biological systems and cell structures. Two of the most groundbreaking developments in this field are the Multiwave Oscillator (MWO) and Rife technology. In this comprehensive blog, we explore the history, technical workings, benefits, and synergy of these innovative products. We delve deep into the discoveries of Georges Lakhovsky and Royal Raymond Rife and describe how Meditech Europe’s products, such as the Rife Phanotron and Rife Tubes, contribute to optimizing biological systems and cell structures.

The Discovery of the Multiwave Oscillator

Georges Lakhovsky: The Pioneer of the Multiwave Oscillator

The Multiwave Oscillator (MWO) was discovered by Georges Lakhovsky, a Russian engineer and scientist, in France in the 1920s. Lakhovsky had a profound understanding of the interaction between electromagnetic waves and biological systems. He believed that cells function as small radio transmitters and receivers

Rife technology, a groundbreaking innovation in the field of frequencies, has shown immense potential in optimizing various biological systems. The origins of this technology can be traced back to the early 20th century when Royal Raymond Rife, an ingenious scientist, discovered the unique frequency-based approach to target and influence cellular structures.

The Genius Behind Rife Technology: Royal Raymond Rife

Royal Raymond Rife was a pioneering scientist whose meticulous research led to the development of the Rife Phanotron and other related technologies. His work was centered around the concept that every substance, cell, and organism has its own resonant frequency. By applying these specific frequencies, Rife theorized that it was possible to disrupt or enhance the functionality of these biological entities, similar to how a glass can shatter when exposed to a particular sound frequency.

Rife’s groundbreaking discovery was akin to the phenomenon observed in the Tacoma Narrows Bridge

The world has seen a fascinating development with the discovery of the Multiwave Oscillator and the groundbreaking Rife technology. These advanced technologies have proven their worth in optimizing biological systems and cell structures. In this blog, we delve deeper into the benefits of these innovative products, their functioning, and how they enhance each other.

The Discovery of the Multiwave Oscillator

The Multiwave Oscillator (MWO) was discovered by the French engineer Georges Lakhovsky in the 1920s. Lakhovsky believed that cells function as small radio transmitters and receivers, and their health can be influenced by specific electromagnetic waves. The MWO generates a broad spectrum of frequencies that stimulate and optimize cell structures of plants, for example.

Technical Functioning of the Multiwave Oscillator

The MWO works by emitting electromagnetic waves through the so-called Lakhovsky Antennas. These antennas create a field of various frequencies that resonate with the natural

In the world of health and wellness, there are numerous innovative technologies and systems that can improve our quality of life. One of these notable technologies is the Lifefield Polarizer, a product for improving one's living environment. This concluding article of a series of six consecutive articles on Lifefield Polarizers is about the future of Lifefield Technology. In this blog, we look ahead to new developments and potential innovations and ask for your feedback. Let's begin.

A brief summary of the previous blogs about the Lifefield Polarizer

In this blog we're going to talk to you about the future of Lifefield Polarizers and Lifefield technology, but before we do we'll give you a brief summary of what we've discussed in the previous blogs:

• In the first blog, we discussed the science behind Lifefield Polarizers. The concept of electro-smog was discussed and then the different components of the Lifefield Polarizer were named and explained. Special attention was paid to crystals,

The Schumann resonance is an intriguing natural phenomenon that offers significant benefits for biological cell structures and systems. At Meditech Europe, we understand the importance of these electromagnetic frequencies and how they can enhance biological functions. In this blog, we discuss the benefits of Schumann resonance and how it can contribute to improved health of biological systems.

What is Schumann Resonance?

Schumann resonance refers to the electromagnetic frequencies that occur in the Earth’s atmosphere, with a fundamental frequency around 7.83 Hz. These natural resonances are generated by lightning activities and interact with the Earth’s surface and ionosphere, resulting in a stable electromagnetic background essential for many biological processes.

Benefits for Biological Cell Structures

Biological cell structures function optimally within specific electromagnetic environments. Schumann resonance supports the stability and efficiency of these cell structures in several

Resonance is gaining ground as a powerful tool for improving the vitality of biological cell structures. At Meditech Europe, we understand the crucial role of resonance and would like to inform you of the many benefits this technology offers. Resonance can make a significant contribution.

What is Resonance?

Resonance refers to the phenomenon where an object or system vibrates at a specific frequency in response to an external vibration source. When this concept is applied to biological cell structures, it can help restore natural frequencies and improve overall health.

Benefits of Resonance for Biological Cell Structures

1. Improved Energy and Vitality

One of the most exciting benefits of resonance is the ability to improve the energy and vitality of biological cell structures. Resonance stimulates cells to function more efficiently, resulting in increased energy levels.

2. Support for Cell Repair

Resonance can also contribute to the repair of damaged cells. By using the correct frequencies,