What is radionics?
Radionics is a form of treatment of the disease that was invented at the beginning of the 20th century by American neurologist Albert Abrams. Abrams argued that all living things had radiated energy field that could be detected and measured. He also called this field frequency , but was not measured in units of any kind. Abrams assumed that a healthy person issued different frequencies than unhealthy, and developed machines that were reportedly able to detect this difference.
Initially, the healer and the patient occurred in close proximity. A patient or client would provide a sample of blood, hair or written signature known as witness . This sample would be placed in a container on a medicinal machine. A pendulum or other detection equipment would then be used to detect the witnesses in which surface tension has changed. During his life, abrams invented at least a dozen machines that were never prodOna, but always rented to clients on condition that they never open. All devices were hermetically sealed. The most popular Abrams device was oscilloclast , which stated that it could diagnose and recover the client on the basis of their witness. This device became known as black box .
After his death in 1924, the American Medical Association (AMA) opened one of the facilities of Abrams and found numerous parts, including a capacitor and rheostat. They found no evidence that it could either transmit or receive energy waves of any type. A separate study conducted by Scientific American in 1924 found that all of its devices are unable to perform abrams functions.
In the 1930s, the American Chiropractor and Naturopath named Ruth drowned the principles of radionics. Claimed that the healer and the client could be a huge vz apartRadionics would still work. Down has developed its own black box , which she said could send medicinal radiation over long distances. The box was also reportedly able to create radio photos by the client's organs, simply by analyzing the drops of their blood. Her machine was tested by the University of Chicago, but did not perform, as she claimed.
Many countries, including the United States and Canada, still have large communities dedicated to radionics. Healing by radionics is now said that it depends on the ability of the practitioner to bring the client to a state in which they believe they are healed. This recovery depends on the client's willingness and does not happen during the specified time period.
Radionics is often referred to as a form of sympathetic magic . This is because it uses an object that represents a person - in this case a sample of hair or blood - to influence the person itself. No scientific testing was able to confirm any of the claims of practices of this fOrormy healing.