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Physical and biological basis of the method
The main sources of electric and electromagnetic signals in
humans are: muscle activity, for example, rhythmic contrac-
tions of the heart muscle, bio-electrical activity, i.e. transmis-
sion of electrical impulses from sensory organs to the brain and
signals from the brain to the organs and the metabolic activity
of organs and systems, i.e. the body’s metabolism. Many micro-
organisms, protozoa, fungi, bacteria and viruses, do not have
nervous and muscular systems, so the source of electrical and
magnetic fi elds is their only metabolic activity. Any life form
has its own unique spectrum of frequencies, i.e. it has its own
specifi c vibration spectrum characterizing the specifi city of the
metabolic processes (metabolism) that occurs in it, as well as
the nature of chemical bonds in macromolecules of pathogens.
From the point of view of biophysics, metabolism is association
and dissociation, formation of new and collapse of previous
compounds, i.e. what distinguishes living things from non-liv-
ing matter. This process involves charged particles: ions, polar-
ized molecules and dipoles of water molecules. The movement
of any charged particle creates a magnetic fi eld around it, and
the accumulation of charged particles creates an electric po-
tential. These assumptions allow recovery in a person which is
not chemical, i.e. medicinal, but from physical methods, in par-
ticular the infl uence of electromagnetic fi elds (EMF). Metabolic
processes occurring in the infectious agent produce electro-
magnetic waves with a frequency that depends on the inten-
sity of metabolism and its character.
Under the infl uence of active energy with resonance fre-
quency on chemical bonds in macromolecules of pathogens,