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    During January, 1924, I began to build, according to this theory, and with the purpose of therapeutic applications, an apparatus, which I have called the Radio-Cellulo-Oscillator, with the firm belief that the cells vibrating at extremely short wave- lengths would find thProf. G. Lakhovskyeir own in the Hertzian waves, which have the properties of producing extremely short harmonics. The cell with very weak vibrations, when placed in the field of multiple radiations, finds its own frequency and starts again to oscillate normally through the phenomenon of resonance. This type of vibration are produced by the radio waves that I propose to use, is harmless, unlike those of x-rays and radium. Their application, therefore, does not present any danger for the operator. I exposed in front of my apparatus, during long periods, a certain number of microbes in culture, which developed themselves normally. Geroges Lakhovsky published the English version of The Secret of Life at the very outbreak of World War II. His work went unnoticed and little reviewed, but Lakhovsky’s reputation for obtaining dramatic results with his amazing Multi-Wave Oscillator gained world wide attention nevertheless. By 1941, he had made his way to New York, escaping the Nazi occupation of France. Mark Clement, in The Waves that Heal, describes how many people and organizations hoping to capitalize on his multi-wave oscillator therapy approached Lakhovsky. A film made by an ” enterprising beautician” featured several case histories of treatment with the multi-wave oscillator that “proved to be both interesting and convincing”. Lakhovsky was also approached by several hospitals in New York hoping to test his apparatus experimentally. Remarkable results were obtained from a seven-week clinical trial performed at a major New York City hospital and that of a prominent Brooklyn urologist in the summer of 1941. Later editions of The Secret of Life detailed many of these cases.

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    During January, 1924, I began to build, according to this theory, and with the purpose of therapeutic applications, an apparatus, which I have called the Radio-Cellulo-Oscillator, with the firm belief that the cells vibrating at extremely short wave- lengths would find thProf. G. Lakhovskyeir own in the Hertzian waves, which have the properties of producing extremely short harmonics. The cell with very weak vibrations, when placed in the field of multiple radiations, finds its own frequency and starts again to oscillate normally through the phenomenon of resonance. This type of vibration are produced by the radio waves that I propose to use, is harmless, unlike those of x-rays and radium. Their application, therefore, does not present any danger for the operator. I exposed in front of my apparatus, during long periods, a certain number of microbes in culture, which developed themselves normally. Geroges Lakhovsky published the English version of The Secret of Life at the very outbreak of World War II. His work went unnoticed and little reviewed, but Lakhovsky’s reputation for obtaining dramatic results with his amazing Multi-Wave Oscillator gained world wide attention nevertheless. By 1941, he had made his way to New York, escaping the Nazi occupation of France. Mark Clement, in The Waves that Heal, describes how many people and organizations hoping to capitalize on his multi-wave oscillator therapy approached Lakhovsky. A film made by an ” enterprising beautician” featured several case histories of treatment with the multi-wave oscillator that “proved to be both interesting and convincing”. Lakhovsky was also approached by several hospitals in New York hoping to test his apparatus experimentally. Remarkable results were obtained from a seven-week clinical trial performed at a major New York City hospital and that of a prominent Brooklyn urologist in the summer of 1941. Later editions of The Secret of Life detailed many of these cases.

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    During January, 1924, I began to build, according to this theory, and with the purpose of therapeutic applications, an apparatus, which I have called the Radio-Cellulo-Oscillator, with the firm belief that the cells vibrating at extremely short wave- lengths would find thProf. G. Lakhovskyeir own in the Hertzian waves, which have the properties of producing extremely short harmonics. The cell with very weak vibrations, when placed in the field of multiple radiations, finds its own frequency and starts again to oscillate normally through the phenomenon of resonance. This type of vibration are produced by the radio waves that I propose to use, is harmless, unlike those of x-rays and radium. Their application, therefore, does not present any danger for the operator. I exposed in front of my apparatus, during long periods, a certain number of microbes in culture, which developed themselves normally. Geroges Lakhovsky published the English version of The Secret of Life at the very outbreak of World War II. His work went unnoticed and little reviewed, but Lakhovsky’s reputation for obtaining dramatic results with his amazing Multi-Wave Oscillator gained world wide attention nevertheless. By 1941, he had made his way to New York, escaping the Nazi occupation of France. Mark Clement, in The Waves that Heal, describes how many people and organizations hoping to capitalize on his multi-wave oscillator therapy approached Lakhovsky. A film made by an ” enterprising beautician” featured several case histories of treatment with the multi-wave oscillator that “proved to be both interesting and convincing”. Lakhovsky was also approached by several hospitals in New York hoping to test his apparatus experimentally. Remarkable results were obtained from a seven-week clinical trial performed at a major New York City hospital and that of a prominent Brooklyn urologist in the summer of 1941. Later editions of The Secret of Life detailed many of these cases.

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    THE WAVES THAT" HEAL


    The New Scienceof Radiobiology.
    A shortaccount of the theorles of G. Lakhovsky with rsults obtainedin the treatmentof plants, animals andhumsnbeings, llith 20 illustrations by

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    The conquest of dis6a,8o without operations or drugg is a,n a,chievcment ih8,t alweys commandsattention er;d stirs the imacinetion. Road how this hae been atta,ined in plantr, animals and huma,n beings that were in the throes of di8easeand woro rapidly reotored to he&lth. io eimplo and clear la.nguagerho new soienceot _ -JIT: iB prese-ntedto tho publio $.ith asronishing I:1llot"r:Sy. photographs t&ken boforo and sfter rro&lmnt, TIIE WAVES THAT IIEAL is a conoise and factual accountof ono of tho moet impodent eeientiffo digcove,ie. of our timo. ft opensup &n ontiroly now 6eld ofresea|ch &!d. troatment, giving freeh inspiration to those wbo 6ght against disoaso and reviving hope among countlempeoile wtro suror &nctsoek helD iD v&in. Speci&l atteDtion is drawn to tho romorkablo rosults obtained in tre&ting animals which should commond tbom. solvosto all a,nimallovorr. TEE WAVES TEAT EEAL ie o unique book that.uo ono can afrord to mirs reading.

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    CONTENTS Irrnooucrros I. LAKHOVSKY'S GENERAL THEORY II, T,IEDICAL REPORTS ON LAKHOVSKY'S OSCILLATING CIRCUITS l. f)r. PaulAraujo'sReport ?, Professor S.Attilj,s Report 3, Dr, D. Marcus'Report 4, Dr. F. Barinque's Reporr .5. Dr. B. de Sandfort's Report 6. Dr. C. Perineau,s Report 7. Red CrossDispenrary-St. Joseph'e Orphanarc, Deauville.France. Repor.ts by'sistcr Marie "de t Annoncutron 8. Dr. N, Vaccaro'e , Report 9. Dr. E, Cincin'sReport III. THE MULTIPLE WAVE OSCII.I,ATOR r L Medical Reports (a) Cancer (b) ExophthalmicGoitre (") EnlargedProstate (d) Gastro-duodenal ulcer and other afrectioar ?. Dr, N. Gentile,s Report 3. Dr. Alexander Francis,s Repor r 4. AmedcanReports IV. REMARKABLE EFFECT OF OSCLI,ATING CIRCUITSQN ANIMALS V. FUTURX DE\,'ELOPMENTS OF LAKHOVSKY'S THEORIES Corctusrox Appendix
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    INTRODUL]TloN On the dav l-litlet s urerbunisedhorcles drolc into Praguc a book'rlas prrblishedin London tntitled 'The Sccier of Lifo' br 'inileotses Lakhrxskr,.* t Russian-llrrl <ngineer lesident Pr;is. Thrl Llo,'k had previouslr appealediD l-rcnch, Germtn. ltalian and Spaniih tranilatio'ns and l-akhovskvs rheorics rrcre s'ell i<nowrron thc Cot*inenr l,,nl: bcf,rrc rhc English rranslation was Thc cvil drsiql)sof thc Nvazis soor\qxvc rise r{) dl)ressingrepcrcu$si(,ns'irr all sph"res of burnrrii a(tiliry and i.aksorli las lcfc virruallv rDnoti(ed in rhis hov-skv's rernarkal)lc count;y by the nrcdicalDrolcssi,rn and tht prrblicalike. A ferv diiccrnins clitics, hirrcrer, cxpressed iheir liews rvith appreciative rfnderstandinq. the saicl Hosfital '''Lakhovskv point ,'f s thcorics arc io inrercstin{ Irom'the rier of frrtdrc dc*el ,t)rrentsrhir ir \rill-replv rrnv kien hospital ofliccr to girJ thern his ,lose irientiirn. Iire Ilrtlical lVorkl obsclved "The book is onc of morc than ordinar_v intc,resr It Iooks as if nrany formerlv horrelcss diseises nrar, becoure capable of allevirtion or evei: cu;e." And ,scieircc Fzrrum' went hrrthcr. " The admirable translarionof l,akhovskv'r 'The Secretof Life' rrill be hearrilt rrrlcrrmed irr progrcssive circlcs. The genlrrl rheort is i,rrc ruhjchl)hriii i;rs. bi,,lof,ists and medical men rannirt atTordto ienrire." But thesc rvele voicesirr thc rvilderness arrd the field for expclinrental investigatir,n ues left opentn a feu ama. tcursdelnid of rcicntifie traiuingand lackingrhe necessarv mateial resorn(cs. One sometimesrvished-thatthe flame
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    of thei cnthusiasmcould have been extioquishedfor such enthusiasas often start rvith preconceived 4;tions and comc ' to foregone conclusions. . The impartial invesairation oI clainrsof cure of various diseases bv unorthodox irethods d<mands high qualities r,f rnind and charaetcrpossessed by vcry few i.ren indeed. Scientifc rruth is no resrrecter of personior of vestcdinrerests,and Lalhovsky s spectaculai resrrts in thr: tr.canncnr of plants, animals aird himan beinqs rvereinevitably lrcuncl _antagonisc tn orrhod,rx pra.tiri.iier" and exponenrs ,,[
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    On rhc Contincur L;rkh,rvskv s sork lttracr(d a grear dcal of ameniion in scicntific ciiclcs, particularlv irr'ijcrnranv arrd in ltalv. Italian investigators*erc oin,rng thc first.to studv Lakhovskvs theoricsaid puu them to thi resr in laboratrrricsand clinics. ft uas,' ol course, to br, cxpcctedthat thc,neu sciencc c'I Radiobiologyshould ma-ke a specialappcal r,) rhe inrellecrualheirs of-Galvaui, Voha and.r\Iarconi. It is somewhatdepressingto observethat in thc countlv of l'atadav and Cleik Max-well, Lakhovsky's theoricshavc'not vet reciived the attention they dercrve,' l,akhovskv has been criticised bv physicists ipnorant 'phvsics. " of biologv ancl bv biologistsignorani rif These sclf-appointcd tcnsors of knowlidqc soon f,lrnd thcy were (onfronred u,ith a red,rubrablc opironent'vho fullv rlalsecl thc valuc r,I experinrcntal evidence. Its uribli.ation rtsultcd in causinginnoyaD(cr(, the (ustodi"n.,if inf"llibl. doctnncs \vh{) madc up with carpinq ver.biage what thev lackedin clarirv of vieion. But Gkiiovslv s'achieuemenrl rvith,his oscillatingcircuitusupporred hv ajronishingphotoEssues in planrs and human beinqs Braphsot rcgenerared could lot hc expkrdedbv merc'verbal fireworks, and is evrdcD(e accumulated drt sccpticism of hosrile critics relapscd ilto a morose silence. The indispurable fact r(mains thar Lakhovskl lras rhe firsr exnenmenter to Inale-use of _highfrequeicv elecrro-magnetic wavesin th. domain of biology. Thus out of the ipnlication of radicrclccfticity io bi;iogy his work develoii:d and sraduallv estahlished the folindation" of rhc' hew ,,t ".i"n."

    Radiobiology. The firsr inrernarionrl Congrrssof Radiu. biologv was held in Venicc in 19J4. ,\ leading authoritv on ejectro-therapv, thc late Dr. E. P. Cumberbatch. wrote: " Althbugh'ii hacl irequcntly been observed that thr shun Hertziariwaves could produiehearat a distant< fiom the rransmitter the first acientificinvestigation frorn a bioiogical poinl oI vie$ was made by Lakhovskv and his collea-gues who publisheC a paperin 1924 r,n th! eflecrs of rery ..hort waueion cancer ii flants. Furthermore, the French lersion of ' Thc Sccrer o[ ' I-ifc rvassponsored by Prolessord Arsonval. one of rhe scienrists of our age.who wrote a prefacein which Frcate6t he srressed thc necessitv Tor r.esearch u.ith an mind "pen unshackledhy academii conceprions. When l'rance wasoccupiedby Gernranuurps Lakhovsky. being a prominent aniiNazi. decided to ieave Paris and rrtadi:hii *av. to New York where he died in t942 ar ths aFeof 73. ln the United Statesi,aiihovs&y's thEorieswere put to the practical test wirh rypical Amirican soecd. Nrjticino that patient. trearedwirh Lakhovskys Multiple Wave Osciilator showedsignsof reiuvenated aipearanci the possibilirv of exploiting rhis side-ifiectprovedlrresistible rJ an cnter:prising" beiirtician." A 6lm'wasmadefeaturingcases after treatment with Lakhovsky's Multiple Wave Oscillaror. which proved to be both iirteresring'andconvincing. ln-Neu York Lakhovsky was approachedby several . hospitals with a view to testinghis appiiarus experiircntall,i. The remarkable results obqained with Lakhovskv's jn a larqeNew York Ciw hosoiirt. trlrrltiple WavcOscil)ator and.also by a prominmt Brooklvn urologist fulli' ,.t "..' out ln ttt text. In this cornuy, owing mainlv ro che lnauspicious lime at rvhich l,akhovsky'smaior work nas publishei, vcrv lirtle interesthas been shown on the parr oi rho.e besrou'alitied to judge of its merits. The medical profession, *hlse conqervadsmis the most forrnidablr barricr ro progrese. har
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    Thc fuldaDr(nralprincipleof L:rkhuvskv,s scientihr . ..Eu"rv ul"y bc.sumnrccl ulr'in the axi,,nr livine :l:l* Derng-emrrs j?drariuns. Cui<lcd by this pliDcipte LakhoJl sKJ'$as abtc ru.cxplain su(h diucrse phcnonrena as instinct rn anlmaLs. in birds. hc;lth. diseacc, iind. in -11)lFr.ation general, all thc manifestations of r,rganirlifc.

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    Aceor.dingto Lakhovskv the nuclcus of a living -' celi .u-p^r"a ro an elecirical oscillaring circuit. This ll1).-bf ntrcleusconslsts 0f rrrbuhr filam(nrs and ,hr,un,,..ura. madeup ot insulaling rnarerial end lilled wirh :r.,,",t,,,;i;F nrrld c,,nratnrng all rhe rnincralsahs[,,und in s.a war.i. I nesc Dtjrm(nr<consrinrrc rninLrre,,scill;rting rir, uits

    (Itd,,ucdwilh crl,a(irvand indu(rrncc ard rapaLle ot osriltjrundaci.ord'uB ro a spuilir irequr:ncy.l hey are comoar. iror( to.thc.'rcurrs. (oil{ rnd r*indings L,f ridiorecci,iers. lnr lrvtng(cll ian rhus jr rransrnier ur p lhc rt {t I)lay rccervcr oI excrcrlinglyshr_rrt radirrelectric wave$ which sive rlsc.tt| hlgh frequ<ncy curr<nls in the circ its ol rhc cell;br nrjcleus. Now lhc vibralioD,rl an ,,scillatin,l circuit is lDirlDtaln^cd by radiared encrgv. Ilut whcreduesit corn,j rromi ,S(reDusts havecstrblirhed rhu exisrcncc u[ hish]v rrav(e to whicb,by rcrsunof thcir uniuersa'iitv. Penetrnung rnev nav.gtvcnth nanc u[ cosnticrays. 'l.heec ravi, bv thc inrerferen(c,rl astlal r.aciiations, Fcnerir.ted ar. ciir, :I)lL'r,t trrvrslng densrmcralsand soilsro a gfeat defijt. that ccllular oscillari,rn , ,.L:,khovskyhrs demi,nsrrared ',)t lr\'ing rr3antsfiriis nrainraincd by cosnricradiation A((ororng t,,-hlmdrseasc Inav bc saidt.r r<sultfrom oscil_ rahnvd-lsr(iurttbrium duc to eirhcrlr deliciencv (,r:rn cxcess r,r cclluur ractlatnrh. An iml,r)rtanr Iactrrt in this crrnnec.rr)n,s,rnenarurc,ri thc soil. A reinforcemcnt of cosmic ra.ys ta(es.l a(( on soilswhich at.cgood (onduci)rs of nrcrrv such ils cluy, fcrruginousanil carhoniterous Clec. soils. avoid the harmful cffccts ,l i,rss ,rl oscillatorv .T,,. cguulolrunr, lt-rs necessary to ensurc thc rctularisati,,n r'r rnc (osmrc hrld round thc living organisn: di, filtration. Lakh'rv.skv s onn exlllanali(n ol the problem of tiltratr'n is as follo$$t " The ier.r.csrrial arDosl)nere ls known ri, DL.ln)Prc8n tcd by a va$rrante irf electrilrnagheric o6(il. ranons. oi all wavelchgrhsand inrcnsities as ir resulro[ uDc(asrng cl((tncal discharges (thunder,etc.). Besides thai \( Kno$ that rlc(rric nroiors und,rtherclectr.ical machines clciflc rn ihc armosphere a lield of auxiliary waves. Moreover, durrng th( 25 ycars rhc ealrh lia* been floodrd I,ast \r'lth ridr(LteleKraphi(. rirdir!r(.lcphuni(. and {)rhcr wavcs. unc(r',such(,,ndruons it is easvto under.srand whv an\' oscrrarrng crr(utt ol any folrn ol dinrlnsion is likclv r; find rntl,vast hetdof waves irs,rwn resonancc wirh;hicb ir ln (rn v,Drare harmoniously.lr is rherefore obviourthat to nrakeany nscillating circuit oscillare there is no need to

    to a local generatorsuchas the Radiolscilla have recoursc tor used bv Lakhorsky ln 1924when he first treatedand curcd gera;iums inocrilated with cancer. The oscillating of experi' circuit utilisedby Lakhovskyin his secondseries ments-a circuit having no artilicial sourceof eicitation geraniums provcdequally rcnd(redcanellecriviin curinR ier,-'u" by inoiulariL,n-In fact.ihiough thc arrion t,f thi' uares whirh tmanatr lrom constant lield oI radio.tletrric the surroundingatmosphercthe oscillatingcircuit is made to resonatc like an instrument in tune rith certain sounds. Thus the oscillatinscircuit crcatcsa local field which canalfor iscsand filtcrs, so io speak,the cosmicwavesnecessary cellrrlaroscillation. phcnonrtnon. Furthcrmorc, thi" lilurriorr is a general thr,,ugh rhe iirvestigaiions o[ I-akIt has been discovered. with litht, hovsky,that radiationssuch as thoseassociated ultravioletrays.X.rays.etc.,have.the property. of.nraking cosrnlc rays act, as rt wcr(, to lne advanlag or drsadvantaq( of the cclis. Norl the field createdby an-oscillating circu'it is constant and emits a steadv and sustainedforcc. It invariably acts in a favourablemanner on th oscilla{ion of the cells.facilitatine bv the filtrarion of the cosmicrav!, regrrlarccllular divisiJn, ir tact which expJainsthe immuni! imparted ro thc (ells and thcir consequent capacitvof resirtance to disease! and microbes. SinceLakhovsky'soscillatingcircrritswerelirst usedfor qcraniums,an cxperimentfully th treamentof cancelotrs describedin communicatiois to the Frencli Academy oi Science, the samemethod has been successfully applied in Continentalhospitalsand nursing homes. of Somcsccpticalcriricshave suggested rhar the effects Lakhovskvs oscillatingcilcuits, alth,rugh irrcortcstable. rlere rn :l 8r.irr Inany csscs due ru rmagrnatron or 3utr" i[ggestiun. Thesederrar rorsevidenrly ignorelhe rcn)afk a b t cf ( s u l t s i n m a n ve x p c r i m e n o ts n p l a n t "a n d "Ltrined enimals in which rhe pr'ncess cannot of auLo-suggestion rrossiblvbe said ro ooeiarc. The acrioniif LakhovsLvs iscillafng circuirs is not subjective but definitely objective. In other words it is physicaland in no sens psychological.
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    I r r r h e l i g h ru l l . , , k h , i s k ! sr h ( u r ; ( s t h e h q h rb c t w e e n the lirirrgoLxarrisrrr rnd rricr,,bcs is lundamenial.lv r " war ,,f rrdi,,i;ons. ll rhr radiati,,ns oI rhe mirrobc'win the (cll ceases io oscillateaDd death is the ultimate result. If, on thc othcr haDd,radiationsoI the cell sain the ascendanr thc miclobc is killed and health is preserved. lln,:rdiv speakinq. healrh is iquivalrnt r(, oscillarorv <lrriliblirrm,'t-livingieJls'r hcr'.as .jiscas.is characterisel bv oscillatolv diseqhilibrinnl.lhis gcncralprinciplehas covcringthc flvcn flsc to:r \a6t nutlrberIl (xperimenrs lh,'lc-lield uf biologv. t)lants, anirirals and human biings havc hcen suctessfullyrrcatcd bv rhc application of LaIhovsky'soscillatinqciicuits and t6e reade'r'is referredto his tnajor \r,rk Thc Secrer r'l t.ife" tor a full discussion of rhisinruorranr subiccr. l)Lrlirq rcccntv.ursobser.r'rrtirrrs on rhu pat of sevcreLl invcstigatorshave cstablishedrhc fact thar most ,rnimals, including insecs ancl birds, emir radiationswhilc thev are alsrt sensitiven, thc nfluenc( of cxrernal elecn.o-nraeneti( wavcs. Thcs(' udixti )ns emitrcd bv all living beings"cover rn-indefinite rlr)fic lncl arc char.acrirised by i multYtude of differcnr ualc lcngths. In rhe imnrcnscrinqe of cxistinq rrdlatlons tte (an onlv p(rceive the luminousirctavcbut rri know thar rth,rlc gairrirrsof radiations exist bevond thc Darros liurits of thc risible spectrum. The limiiations of our senscs.prcrcnt us from pcrceivingradiationsof living a.ld rhrs scnsory incapacity also cxcludesirom th; Pe:l8sneld ol (lrect. illfar(n es8thc vast gamut of clecuo.magnctic \'aves traversmt our armospher. Yet all tbeseradiitions and t{;rves cxisr and affectall forms of organic lifc in vari_

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    I\II:I)ICAL REPORTS ON LAKI IO\'SKY'S OSCILLATING CIRCUITS Dx. RAUL ARAUIO'S REPORI' Phvsician at the ll.ophylactic Insritute, lvlontevidc<i, UrLrguav. lsrllav, 1931.
    rntcct,i)n ot thc lalvDx whi(h his gnliDgnl e,,llei,.tLlcs hild

    l)r..Araujo \rassuficring trcn) a long-standinq . ^ ln 1929.

    failed to cule. Wfrilc ir Par.ish" Lukf,nuilu ".t"t circuits h "l,i adviscdhinr ro lrc:rr oDe of his oscillarirrg thc form of a tollar.. Alrhough feelius rarhei scepticalll.xrut this unr.rrthodox ll<rhod ol ueatnrint Dr. Arariio rr,rre the oscillatingcilcLritf<.rl scveralmonths rvith thc reiult thur hr Iullr recolert'daud hashad rro lcblrse sincc. This pcr.sonalexpcrienccled hinr ro rreat hir owr, paticnrswirh l,akh,risky s oscillutingcircuits. llavinl treatcd(,v(r'30U p ricntssuftering tr.onra rvidc vlrietv rjf olseascs Ur. Alaujo su(((,edcdin curing ol qrratlt. rnrpror'urg cases of rheunrarisnr, asthnu, anamia, neiralgii. gastrrculcrr, coliris.glandular disrurbances. srerilitv. genit,r. lurlnnrvatlcctt('lls. generalwcakness. and cu"rr carriei. l)r'. Alaujo starcsthar a conrplcreaccounrot' all his ca.es trcarcd wjth Lakhovskvs ,,scillatinl circuits rtould nectssit;rte rlrirint rr largc rohrrrrc a1d thlr.eforeir is oniii p(,Fslbl( hcrc to give a brief suurrnarv of his cr,nclrrsionr. In general patientF trcrred $irh Lakh,,vskv s oscillatinl . (lr'(1rlts rh,'wcd a nrar.ked inrIn,rcnlc r irr rhe cir.crriati,rir oi the bloodmrrstnoriceablc in thc h;rnds and feet. Thc blbod count becanrenormal iD a shorr tinre. Sleeplas iurprovedaud capacitvIor rvor.k increased.
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    Thc evesbecamebrighter; thc facc and l\)s acquireda heahhv colour. Falling off and greying of the hair rvas stopped. In cases of cancerthere was a markedimplovement in thc grneral conditiono[ Lhepadenruith ari increase of rreigFt.and life wasplol"nged. Ir rtcrvous cases such symptorns as neurasthenia, irrsomnia and incoherenceof ideas, disappeared and thc patients lcgained thcir mcntalequilibrium. Dr. Araujo observedthat in cases in rvhich Lakh<x. sky s oricillatingcircuits appeercdto give no defnite results thirc uas in'iariably a'lltent infeirion uhich required spccial treatment such as syphilis. cholecvstitis.sinirsitis, etc. P\'(lrlr3.dEntal 8ep6ls, Dr. -{raLrjoc,Dcludeshis reporr bv savins rhar Lakhovskyr rhcoiies and mcrhods 6f rrealureit ionstitute a trre{t .dis((xcrv fionr rvhich thousand of suffering people harc benclited. 1,{ firll account ,'f l)r.. Ar.auios Report apuearedin a rrrrrnograph entitled Cosmic Rays a;d fuiillating Cir. cuits" bv Dr. P. Rigaur. Paris,1932.) PROFESSORSORDIiLLO ATTILJ'S REPORT l)ire<ror_ofthcRadiological Serviccat the San Spirito HosRomc. nital in Sassia. (This Rcport uas rrrade ru the Congfe$s of R:tdiologists _ hckl irr Flotcncc in NIav, 1928.) Llasr L C. T., agcd 25. Diagn<-rsis: Relapsing sarcor)u (nrrligoant tunroir) of the l-rr,r rerrs ax,rth< luricnt was(,t,craled upon fol a sarcolna,rf rhc harrd. Aticr 6 monrhi shehad'a relanse for xhirh shr underwcnt anorher operation. For a lew months shcrenraiued rvcllburin November, I917,shehad a retapsc. A Lakh,rvsky s ,rscillating circuir in thc form of a braciler -wore rtas applied which she without ever takinq it ofi. Fift:.n drvs rfrer ir had heenpur on the patientieclared
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    rhar haJ llrr,"r dis.rp;,c:rred. Alrer ib,,ur ,thc, P.rin a rnonth rhe trrm"ur had Lrcc,,mflq5. hard and after tso rlrnnrn. ll had itrnosr Lrnrllerclv disaplrared.

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    apprtcetrr of a serond.,scillating circuit in the forrn oia

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    In December. 192i, a Lakhovsky's oscillating circuit

    The parirnr eighcd 18 sroneand suffered ftom shoot. .ir

    uas put-round_herwaist. Thee davs after the pains dis:rppearedand she was able to walk easilv which shi had aot beenable ro do for a long time. ProfessorAttilj conclrrdeshis reporr by stating that the few cases mentionedare mer.ely the ieginriing ofi method o[ rreatmentwith which he is eiperimenrinqiut thesecases <lcarly show that the action ;f Lakhou;ky s oscillating cirrrrirsis both rapid and effc<tirc. Hc iurther sraris rhat when ohe rehecrs nn rhc tragic fare of cancer prtients who suftcr great pain oftcn diffrcuk to alleviateone ma)' w-ell .say rhai any trearmen! rhar can bring thetlt nrarked relief shoirld be regardedas a great blesring and Dc PromPuyapPled. Ih, I). JVIARCUS' REPORT 8, Rue dc Tocquevillc, Paris. l6th lvlarch, 1928. The patient, aged49, wasa very ncrvoussubjec suftcrin8 from liver trou6le, His appendix*ar..-ooid in 1914, flt had loet.normal sleeo whicfr none of the u6ual hvDnoric drugs could restore, Aiter putrinq on a Lakhovskvle' oscillating circuit he describcdhis exierience as folloie: The first rime I wore an oscillatingcircuit I passed a calm night and had a deepsleepfor ar liast 7 or 8'hours, Sinceti'n nty sleep haealwavsleen good,reqularand resrorarive.Mv wife, seeingdrat I appeared tb be-in excellenthealth, askei tne to lend her my collargiven me by my doctor. Brrt while she sleptpeacefullyI relalpsed into my iornrer insomnia. I then pur.on the collar again and found I could sleepnormally as before. At frsr.I thought the improvemenr mishr be due to auto-suggestion but now I am convincedthat iry recovery i.s entirely due to wearing a Lal}ovsky.s oscilli_ ting,cirruit for all the sedativean-dhypnotic drugs I had previously ta}en produced no efiect.

    Dn. F. BAR.INQUE'S REPORT 37. Rue Charles-Lafitte. Neuilly sur Seine. l0th June, 1928. Madame J., aged53. On the 9th lvlarch, 1928,the patient underwent an 'As operadon for cancer of rhe brcast. her proiress ttas uhsatisfactorvfor some weeks she was advised t"o wear a Lakhovskv'soscillatinecircui!. Almost a8 soonas she Dut it on her'sleep and aipetite im;.rroved. At the end oi a week the wound shoived siqns of healinq normallv and today thereis a remarkablcc[anse. Her g-eneral condition is qriatly impr<rved and her appeite and diesrion are excelleni whiie hir tcnrperature his'returned to"normal. On the 20rh Tulv the sursical wound was eonrDlelely healed. After a c6nvalcscciceof sevcral montli sh; returned to Parisand surprisedher friends by ' the complete recovervof her phvsicaldnd mental health.

    l)n. tsARTHll DE, SANDFORT Cannes. Personal report to M!. Lalhov6ly. 22nd November. 1928. " For a month I wore your oscillatinqcircuirs. i.e., a collar, a belt and two braceleis, for my poor"legs affectedbv arteritis obliterans. All my friends'did rhai my appcar:ance had qreatly improved but shat impressednre-inost *as *rat I io lorigersirfer from the nocturnalcrampswhich had hitherto tordred me. " It occurredto me to try my belt on one of my rela, tives.a lady sufierirg from in'terniitreorgasnic crises: She has now w6rn it a m6nth and sheis tsee from pain."

    l)n. C. PERINEAUS REPORT 3, Rue Mesnil,Paris. 6th December, 1928. II. P. E., aged 8l.
    Patient Patienr sufieringIrom from phlebitis of the leqs wirh var;cosculcers:aho phlibitis lebitis of o[ the risht arm with ,riih limitation limitarion of movements. Ii the the course courscof 1927 l9i7 owing owino to ro a had h,rt anacL rm,"L of thc diseasethe patient rvas confined i"o bed for some months, In Auqusi, Il.t28,he was sivcn a Lakhovskvs oscillatingcircuiiro wear. Gradually1risqeneralconditi6n improvcd and rhe ulcers on his liss h-ealed. He also recovered his appcriteand sleep, At r-he end of Ocroberhis oscillatingcircuit broke. He iook ir off wirhout artaching any lmportanceto ir. Immediatelv the direasein his leei tecurred and he was unable to leavehis rorrn. In N,i,. emberh received a new circuit, At the time ol writing his trouble has disappeared and he has bcgun ro go out aqatn rvhilehis hcalth-ii rnuch better rhan irtras beei beforci II. P. C., aged45. . . Suddenanack of lumbago in Junc. 192i. rvith sciatica wnlch t(ept rhe patient confined to bed with frequent relaps$ rhn)ugholr.the year. In Augrrst, 192g.he got a rJakhovsky s oscrtlaungcircuit. Sincethen the Dainslave greatly diminishcd and he has not had anorheraitacl. He hasrecovered the full useof his limbs and is leadinga very ' active life while his generalconditit,n is cxcellenr. '

    RED CROSS DISPENSARY ST.JOSEPH'S ORPHANAGE, DEAUVILLE, FRANCF]. By srsTER MARrE DE L'ANNONCTA. lE_ I_qRE TIO_N.FRANCISCAN NUN AND DISI,ENSAiii NURSE.
    l8th Decembcr. t928. "The greater number of my patieats exDenence an unusrralfeelinq of well-beirg as t'be'resulr *'.fine LJ_ novskys oscrltafingcircuits and vie with "feach otiier in boashng abollr rhe benefitsrhey have derivedfrom rbem.
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    On( $oman,rgcd 7A,$ho lur \errs had suflered lronr , rheumalnpalm. neressiraring frerluent injecrions. has had no turthernced.olnry carcsinceshebctan *eadng a Laknovsky.s oscrllatlng clrculra tnonrhagu. Shcrellsnre thar she.tcels lU vears vounger. I (an quirc undcrsrand rhis foj navrng suttredmyseli honr pain* iu thc loins for rnorr than a.year..as ]a'ell:r, {rt,rrrleg fl!,ubles due ri, varicose vtrns. I cteclded to r<sunl( thc experinlent b(qun ill Pans sonlc timc .ag,r Sincc plrrr;ng oD :, Lakh'ovskv.s oscrllanng(lrcuir in rhe sha|e of a bellrall nrv pains hirve drEa+)p-eared and I hnd mysclf as ;rlert :rnd iniletarrqable ' as I dld ar rhe bcginning ol tnv rrursinxcalccr.. trlv patrents, rhejetorc. t\ele ersilvl)c)slladed oI the cfiic:rcv rif the treatntcnr to whichrhev sirhmined verv eaFcrlv.. Casc l. lladaure T., 8rh Januar.v,l9?9. . This patient had sufieredfrom paius in the back and

    no1 4,Jq' .11 her work,rith,.,ur ,hu*ing L":8^T. -fi: siSns oI fatigue, "nu When l.sarvher last thc inrlr,r,;.;ljlr;li;
    hdr appearaicewas ast,,nishing. Cast,2. Madarne L., aeed76. 24th January, 1929.

    :3-l:lj ,ftJ:":h crrcurt all her sympronrs havevanished

    ,"hich ,noire housc ,,;,kl;;;i;r ::t::* li:l: ln:y.:-:1" _"_ staited . . . wearing a lLakr,o".ry', 4 j^nuvs^y s o o..lUuiin r(ruaung . . -::__,,
    and shi looksmuch

    Sufieredfrom rheuDtadsn since thc age of 40. Fol yearsshe had difficulrv in rvalkingand trearmentwirh various lnJectioDs provedineftcctivc.On thc 29th November sne_ consentect ro put on a Lakhovskvs oscillatinc circuit and has not lefr it {,ff sincc. All orher forms of tieatment have been .abandoD(.d.Ther.c has been a completetransformanon rn the gcrreralsrateof the patienr. Shecan norr go tor shorr walks and sleepswell ainight. She saysrhat sne leels Z0 yearsyoung_er.To show hel gratitude she has oecomea propagandist {or a merhnd of triarment that has pven such successful resuksin her caseas well as in manv others.

    Casa3. r\1.P. L., aged41. Suffcredtrom goury rheumatisnrfnr vears. Hs "ornr \\ent seleral times to Contrexevillcli,r Spa rrcarinentwith. out anv appreciableresults. Undcr riredical treatment therc rvas ro noriceable ,r improrement. He n,)v\. \4ears Lakn,rsKys osclliatlng circuit in rhc form of a collarand nls ( o,ldl$on ls sreadllyimproving When he left ofr wear. ln8 the (oltar he hrd a ne$ crisisqhi(h subsided rvhenhe rt on agarn, PUa Cnse4. N{adameL,, ased 4,1. Had a uteri_ne haemorrhagein Jun<. 192E. Subsequentrv suEered trom persisrent pelvic pains. Her circulatron r\as very bad, as shown by a swollenfacc, hands and rcet.. 5hc also complained of faintinq fits, lassirudc and steepleFsness. On the 7th Decembershe consrntedt,r our r,'na Lalhovsky s oscillatingcircuit ana 1". nut i"tt it'# slncc. she r.apidly and all her svnrDtoms dis. ^rmproved aPPealecl.shc now sleeps soundlyaDdis veri, airive in the Case5, Miss S., aged 16, in lune. 192x. . Underwentan operadonfor appendiciris DooDaltrjh experienced dull pirins which beiame nror.r duflng mensrruarion PronounceU and werc a(ci,mpaniedi)v vomrtrng. she started uearing a l,akhovekv.soscillating _ crrcult-on/th lrecemberalld after a few days'all her svmrjtoms disappeard. lt is inrerestingro note'rh;; ;;'i;l; l.otlarbrokeshedid not feel so well and felt pain oaccmore rn rh( operatedside. When I saw her agaLnshe had out it, the reparredcollar and said she feit quite weli xg6in.' Case6, Madame L., agd71. Littry (Calvados). pufieri3g,from general rhcumarism. She ha$ been w^ea$ng l-akiovsky's oscillaring circoir since December. -a ryzd. j_rer tahlty and friends have been struck bV &e . remarkabte in her generalstare. The'efiecr -rmprovement \4asso sudden and so marked rhar everybodywas astonrsneo. |he rs tu ot gratirude for the benefits she has

    derived from wearing the collar which has brought her so much comfort in heiold aee. Case7. X,Iadame H., aged 43. Touques (Calvados). Had phlebitis two vears agu after a lare preqDancy. She consentedro wear a Lakho-vsky's oscilatine ciicuir in Decemher.1928. After a few dals rhe bad ieg became normal. The collar wa6 brokcn ii January anf, rhc leg started swelling again and did nur becomeDormal unrij the parienthad-rcs-umed wearin( rhe repairedcollar. Sisrer Marie concludeshcireports in a rruly l'rancis'disposal can manner: " I regret that I hai,e not at mv a .vrreless powe-rful enough to brbadcdst the -rransmitle! cnorus ot prarses cirmhg h.om many parts of the countr\ where Lalihovskvs meihod treitmcnr has or.oduceil "f families in rvhicli such happy resldisin numerous sir.kness in onc form or another had caused much suficrine.sadness and nrisery. thit cro*.ns .l.heartilv rejoice in the success thls sooclwotk,

    Dx. N. VACCARO'S REPORT 36,RueLa llruyere,Paris. lZth l-ebruary,192o. lvJadame L. F., ased55. kidney and iubsequendy complained of seneral weliness
    ll, ^-.,r . L'dropped )22,the In 1922. r,, r,!., oatient pduclr uaq h:d alrotnr anirhpr operauon nnare n- IoI +., a urc patient had, an6ther. operario_n for a " otoDDeo " Opcratedupon for a cysr of rhe liver and aDDendicitis. aDDendiciti6.

    uscillating circuitwhichshedid with a sceptical smile.'I heardnorhingmore from her untit l5rh Siprember when shecame she cameand and begged begged me ro me to give sive her anothe; .ollrr anothe:r collar r. as rh. the

    an.l and and abdominal abdominal a pains oainswhich which compelled crimnelt"d h.1 ro r^ give oiv. uo ,'n her h.r hel work. In April, lq^28,het geriral conditioi wal still unchanqedin spireof a prolonged prolon 6lay in the countrv. Ir s'as at ihis rimi that I ahvised Ldvised-her to wear wear a LakhovsLy's I-akhoisl<v's

    original one had been brokei. She sratedrhat her weaLness.dypepsiaand iosomnia had vanished about a week afier putting on rhe collar. ln 15 months she had eaioed ll lbs. ln fanuary.1929. she urore to me sayingsh-e was
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    quirc weil and had resumedher rork rvhich she had been ohligcd tu give up some yeals aqu. She no\ never leaves her ialisnrai. a" shecallsthe collii. and has a rcserve supplv of rhreeother collarsin caseof ac;idenr. There is no doubt that rhe use of Lakhovskv,soscillating circuit has in this casebrouqht ahour a rec6vervrhar is nothing short of marvellous. Dl. E. CINCIN S REI,ORT 10.Avcnuedc Livrv. Scvran, Seinc-et.Oise. 6th l4arch. 1929. One r-,fmy patienrs\\as opcratedupon in l92S tbr a sarcomaoI the ovarv. ln fanriary, 1928.the Datientcomplained of cedema.abdominal pjins and sen'eralfatieuc, SinceNIav.1928.she has been wcaringa Liidovsky s os-cil_ laung crrcurr constan v, At the prcsen! time she fels very well, The surgcbn who operited on her does not know what to makc ofit. Sincethe applicationof Lakhor. sky s orcillaringcircuits (collarand belifthe padentis better tnan snehaoever been.

    Cr^rrfu III

    THE ],IULTIPLE WAVE OSCILLATOR In his (ai)acirv o[ (ngineer phvs,cisr Lakhovnky alwav. , roo(. a kecn lnreresr in rhc (onsffucrion of ilectricil appliances. .In- I923ie brought out tie nraio*.ftt lo_uJ_ raro! ulth- \vhlch h hrsr rrearedgcraniumsiDoculatedwirh can(cr. tle sut)sequen(ly decided ro glve up using ultrashorr wavcscapableof causingrhermafeftecti for ii occurrecl to hrm thar herrcr resultsmisht bc r_rbtaincd by giving an oscillaroryshock ro all the ceils or rne ooov srmuttanc_ oustv. Such a bricf shock producr:dbv damped elecrro. srxuc-waves, clocsnot cauae a prolor.gedthermil cficcr aDd tneretorecannor uriur.c rhe cells. Afier nrany experiments Lakhovsky succeeded in con, srru(ungan appararus generalinAan electrosratic feld in whlch.all lrequefties from 3 meties to the infra-red region c-ould bfroduced. Hence in this field evervcell couldind lts,own trequencyand vibrate in resonancel Nloreover, it ls t<hown rhar a circuit suppliedby Janrpedh.iqhfrequencv cylrents grves nse-to numerous harmbnics. Thesi consroerauc,ns ted Lakhovsky t! invent an oscillatorof nrul_ trple $ave lengthEin the field of which every cell. everv ortan. cverv nerve, every tissue, could find irs own frd_ quen(v. lo this end he deviseda difiuser consistins of a qt separated serres concenrricoscillatingcircuits coniected t"- 4O0-.merres. correspondingro frequ'encierof ]:^:T^. /ru.wu io J mlllrardsper second. In addition to thia each (lrcurt emrt-snumerous harmonics which, toether with ruDdamenbl waves.interfereoce waves and eEluvia mav

    threads.Thui a rype of oscillaror It^,-n ll-. l.lh.l Pysilk. uas oDtarhd Fvtng all fundarnental wavi'lengths from

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    theinfra.red andvisihle light."Fil.

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    In 1931,Lal.hovsLy brought out his famous Nluliole Wavc Oscillatorrepresenring a-erearlyimprovedtype of iris -the f.rmer apparatus, Radi-oreJlulo-,iscillitor. " 'Wave Sinci le3t the Multiple Oscillator has been used in most Europeancormrriesand in America for the tr ai. ment o[ mairy diseases, includine cancer. No coiLraindicarionstor the use of rhe appa'ratus nor aDv ha"rrfut efiects on patienrs have ever biin reoorted. i'his is ir, striking connast wirh shorr wavc therapyin qenerar, X rr, s and radium whoseapplicarionin rhe Linds-of .xi.cnL his not inftequently be(; followed by the moet scri,rrrs c(,rsequences.Everywhere !-verywherethc rhc resultsobtainedwith wi thc Nl,.:: tiple Wave Oscillatorappearto have beenvcry satisfactorv.

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    relonatot, rator. both arraaged arransdx .-"*.rii so,asto set up an ela"t" electro.magnetii

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    CtGcup o|I6!$ntcr ric brunr.

    The duration of trearmentand nurrrberof applications dependon rhe srale o[ rhe patienr and the naruie of the diseas<. Cenerally speaking, a quarter of an hour is suffi
    crenr I.)t each aDDtrcatlon.

    It_should be parricularly noted that unlike the average ut.shortwa\ecneraror in uscin medicalpractice tf,e ly.l,c Mulriple Ware Oscillator.annot eauseanv iniu ous eflects. As all rhc radiations generated by thi's apparatus rre oI an electrustincnature they cannot over_hear or bllnr the tissues. - The action of the Multiple Wave Oscillator is prirelv elertrical.

    MEDICAL REPORTS SELECTION OF CASES TREATED WITH LAKHOVSKY'S MULTIPLE WAVE OSCLI,ATOR
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    CANcER.

    2. Exopgnt,luruc Gouxt, 3. Esr,,rnclo Pnosrats.


    4. Gesrno-ouoorNu,Ur,cERANDOrgrn ArEcrtoxs, Ar the outsetit is impotrant to bear in mind thar all , the.l{rtlowrngcases were rreated with t}te Multiple Wave (.rscrrlator many years ago. some of them as fai back as ryJr. r'hen rhc appararus was first irrtroducedbv Lalhovsky ro the mcdical profession. Without excepdbna[ the patients-whose clioiial hisrory is given here ha'veremained well and no recurrence of thc or.iginalafiecrionhas been reporteq.
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    I.

    CANCER.

    Orle ol the first casesto be treated with M,W,O. was a caseof cancet of the iace. Casel. Madame C., aged68..

    Fh, a. (jdr-', ^t.tane C. B.Jtu Ttidtra.nt. Kodcu! Ltc.. in inncr angtr o cfr.yc.

    Rodcnt ulcer siruatcdin inner anqle of rhe . - Dragrr3srs: lelt eye. Lliamerer,about { inch. Durarion, thr-eeyears. the.dragnosis was confitmed by biopsy (microicopic examhauon). treated for a facial lesion 23 vears Jhis patient_was prevlously wrth X-rays. An improvement resulted but subsequently a suspicious clust deieloped in the site menrroned abuve. Treatment wi(h L;Lhovsky'6 M.W.O,

    began onr.Seprembrr 8th, 193t, sr rhe Hospiral Sr. l,ouis, rarN. Aner lhe ttDrd session. Iastingfiftecn minutes each, there was an lmprovementin the generalstateof the Dati_ ent and a diminurionin the size of *. te"i"n, On Non_ ember l9th. 1931.rhe (.rncerous ulcer had complctelydis_ appcared. fiere war only a scar left ri,y t.j.. of "irhout

    Fro, 5. Cde !.

    M^datu C. AIta Tl.atmt.

    ilduration, -The general appearanceof the patient showed remalkable lmprovemetrt. She stared that-she felt reiuvenated alrd rhar she had hot enjoyd such good health ior rnrrty ycars. 33

    Cose2. M. I\4-,aged80. Diz6zosi.s: Naevo-carcinoma on left arm. Axill,a.rv qlandr enlarged. Diaguosis confrrmed by biopoy. Duri_ uon. sevenyears, No previoustreatment.

    F 6 . 6 . C e , . M r . M , M . E -.m hd Ttut,ht. Nacw-.{cinomu of t.fi

    no, ?. Sanc C&. Afid !.@ lpptierioru ol th. Multipt. w.rc OrciUiid.

    wjt\ +e-M.!V.o bega-u on October9th, ,^..T..":.:1, " lvJl,_at rhe Ho8pital St. Louir, Parir. After deyso EG!8ioDs tne ulceratron wasreduced by half. Sir monthr af@ com. ot trearletrt the lesiou had completelydis_. ::1.-TfI:, apPealed, leavrtrga cleaDscar.

    Fro. 8. Samc Cs.. Thre Eohlh..n.. E.r&.trr. An ! ti* bonrh'r R!rh. rhir highly m.ligmr nr@ur n.d .ohplctrly dn.p[raGd t4vin3 . ,merh,..r.

    Case 3. MadameS,,aeed82. This caseis the most striking exampleof a cancerous tumour treated by means of La[hovskv',sMultiole Wave Oscillator, afrer o'peration and radium irad botli failed to cureit. Whenirls realised that the case wasculedwittrin a-fewweeks the resultbecomes still moresignificanr.This old lady had beentreatedthree yearsprevii'uslvin ao ami_ carrer cenrre. After an operition'oerformid rhere in 1929,an ulceraredlesion of cancerouinature developed. In thecourse of 1929 and 1930 radiumwasapplied. A iemfollowed poraryimprovement bu1s5s n.;i persisted and beganto grow rapidly. Dh{3.it., Epitheliomaof upperpart of left cheek ,^,. x (rth. tim.). As the generalcotrdition of the patient wasgradually , Decomrng worseshewas rent to lhe CalvaireClinii know; underthe-more gruesotne nameof ,,aote<hamber of thc

    cemete!y. Treatment wirh the M,W.O. began on April 26th. 1932,and laeted 15 minutee. After oily two ap'plicationr an improvement was observed, With h,rther'i;;;;

    Fb.9. Cec a. M.dMc S. B,fd, Ttqtnnt. Epirhrliohe of upFt pe ; tdl .hc.tr. Rldium ws

    ;PJi'ff;lr

    @ bm.nt 6u'rcd. Pho.osBph Lkft 2srh

    p:_Tli:]:^*l wasrnainrained, andonMay l2rh,t932, 20 duration was'given. Thi 9j th1* :-I1t_:..1:l*, enlarged sub-maxillary glandr
    and cedema no-ticcd ar the

    no. ro. Cak g. Med.mc s. Aja T.ara.nt,

    6nrr Erirt If;gTfll'#T*il"4-Y,9.'s3' $owi'a

    s ;il#r,ia*d,,j.*i*Hh:ri*.",risf
    i:T;'irtffi"'*tibn berore treatrnent b'geh wqeao

    Case4. J. S.,aged61. Diagnosis: Baso-cellular car(in,,ma in inner angle ol left eye. Diagnosis confirmed Ly biopsy. Duratiin 15 ,vears. No previous treatment, .

    F!o. rr. Calc 4. Mr. J.S. B.far.T/etn,ri Rodcnt Utcd h inno.ryt of.yc,

    Treatment wiih the M.W,O. began on October l3tb, 1931,at rbe Hospital St. Louis. Paris.- On Decembet29th, 1931, the lesionwascoveredw;rh a $car. Subsequendy the patient received further treatment, and in the'courie of. 1932a corgplete cUIe resuhed.
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    s.arcd thar he felt grearlyrejurenared aDd . The pari,.nr that he could now undertakemanua_l labcur without exoeriencingfatigue.

    rn. !..

    cisc {.

    Mi J. S. ,,VkrT atn. .

    Casa5. Radium burn. From a medical point of view lhis case is of 6cat importance for ir dem6astratesboth rhe danee$ of ralium and the regnerating eEects of Lakhovsky,s Multiple Wave Oscillator.The lesion originated from an ordinarv wart on the middle finger, Radium wae applied with tle result that -resisred a eevere.burnappearedwhicb all forms of teat_ ment. tendon. was partially necrosed and there was .-Lne rocarPatn and rErcuty.

    aro. 13. C$e 5. \radiwbtn,Bfat

    n.ahat.

    Tr.or,nt, - .Fc. 14, C.r 5. R.di\mbr.6_Afr/ Lsrhoqly s Muhipl. W.rc O!.iu!to, ,u;..d.d in hcatmE tnr @bdoulrr-incu..brc rdion afi.r all oth.. mdhods o.t

    Afrer Eatment with the M.W.O. for sone rnunrls . re radrum bum was healed and mobility of the fingcr largely restoled. (ase was trearedby professorSven in -_ This Johansson a Hospital Clinic at Goeteboig (Sweden),

    t[eDt wat deqdecl uDon.

    ?. CASEOF EXOPHTHALMIC GOITRE. a middle.aged woman, wasfrrstexamined - The patient, at -the.tnstirut de Physique Biologique in parisiu fanuarv, IvJ!, where 8hewastreated with the M.W.O. Dizgzosis r- Exopbthalmic goitre. Duration ll years. Lrpemtron-havlnt beenrefused, radio-electrical'treat_

    The-frsr appliiadou was given on .. January llth, 1938. Arter a terv.tleatmeltr the general condition oi the patient wastreatly rmproved and the size of the goitre considerably
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    Fa. fi.

    Ca 6, ExophthalnlicCoit.c. Bdatu 7'rafuaL

    Eb. '6, Cd. 6. Exophrharmic coitre. AI& ndtu!. -. rno@tr.!'rr.xft on ith Marh 1938. Thn roarL.btc r6!t wirh , .arhclty-s_MulriplcW.rc Os.iuatdtaachid.d atur ontv,.@ w.ri rcauc.t, rt wru b. obldv(d rhd rh. io!rc hs compl.tcly dlrpFncd am 4.8@r.l cddition of rh. parimr f.bs qcllat.

    reduced. After only 7 weels rreatrnent $e soitle had r,rrrrples6ly disap.peared and the general qondiri"onof fie ])ilnent wasexcellent,
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    3. ENLARGED PROSTAT!]. Illfrtrolhy ol enlargemenr t,f the prostare qland is une ot the mosr seriousconditions affliciing cldeilv and aged mcn. An enlarged prosrareinvariabii. necesiitates surgicalin_te ntion in rimi. So lar no medical trcalnrent has oecn lound ro be curarive.and in rhc vast maioritv of cases rhe only h'rpeof savingthe patienr'slife liesiria mljor operaeonenrallrngcetain risks and complications. foilowing clinical leports bv medical men have ,The estaotlsheq. the tact thar prostatic enlargementhas been c.ul.d..9y rT systematicapplication of f,akhovsly,s llrrl. uple_ wate ()sc laror, Onlv a sel661jon 91 16ecaseitreated can be gtvcn here. The rcsuhs,howevcr,are so imDressive that rhev should receivc immediate airenrion in rhi! counrry. - CaseL Padentaged6,1. Under rhe careof professor de Ciqna. Genoa, The-diagnosis was made by an eminenr speclallst._-l he prosrate uas found ro be the sizeof a small orange. lhe parient refused an operation and was com'catheler life," After l0 applicationsof . pelled ro lead a 'the

    .sp.read Drmseltcured, being-nolonger obliged to rasorrto the cath_ erer.- Exanunauon by the samespecialistsix weeksafter the iast application ehowedto his astonishmenrthar rhe prostatrcenlalgementhad disappeared.
    ^. Case2.- Parient aged OZ. Una., rhe care of l)r. rlrfaux, ot rhe lnstirur dc physiqueBiologique.paris. Diagnosismade bv a urologistwho advisedimmediarc operatron. yrostate greatlv en)arged. siZe of a small orange. tsatlenthad to resort !o a catheter. Treatmentwith the NI.W..O.begaoon July l6rh, 1932. Two of 15 minuies' dutation were siven , .. -applications darly. lhe volume of urine began to increase a{ter ; few rrearmeuts..Ar rhe end of rhre&eeks rhe patient apoeared to mlcturare normallv. On re_examinatidn bv thi'urologlst th prcstate was {ound to be normal in size. Being

    M.W.o.

    overrwomonths ,h" p"rli;r J";i;;;a

    somewhatincrcdulousabout the perrnaDeDc of the rcsult the uologisr suggestcd anorherixaminarion six months la-ter.-Ihe rnpror.emenr raas dulv mainrained. Six vears atler the commencement of treatment thrrc had hecn no recurehce,and the parient \ras in cxcellenthealth.
    It'rqaux. l.aIN,

    ^.

    Cr"1.3, l)arierrt:rgrd 60. Under the <arc oj I)r.

    ssslons-ot lU mhurcs duradon. Ar thc cnd of thrce r.ceks the padenr $as able to resume his o(.cur).rtion alrd rhc improvenenr rvas nrainrained. For. thc pasr four vear" thcrehad bccDno lecurrencc and thc parielnt.s health'con_ rinued to be excelleDt. wirh the lvl,W.O. in cases . Dr,. Rigaux's experience of eDtluted prostate extends ovcr a period of sevcral vears. tte lla6 [eated.manv patients sufiaringfronr disrurbances ot mlcturrtlon due ro prostaticenlargeriienr, and has noted a rDarkedhprovehent in many caies while normal func. lron $lth dlminudon in the size of rhe gland has often resulted. fur vears, anorher medical practitioner..Dr.. ,, .q:-" rrentyr ot has treatedmany cascs of enlarqedlrros_ _ttrus6els, rate wlth Lakhovskvs ILW.O. and has had a remarliablc measureot success. In sonle cases,frequericv had been conorderablv alleviared,while in othets rhe pr<istate shich on examrnationwas found to be greatlv enlirged, was sra. duattv rcduccd to normal proportionsafrcr triarmenr. ind ttte. parrenrs restored ro health and enabled ro rcsum" (letr tormer a( vlues.

    theXLWO..atrial. Treatmerrt begin1,., O.,uL...ri:f i,i

    Diagnosis ras nraclc bv thrre cnrincrrr succialists rrho all advisedan immediatc Lperation. Carhcierisariunha{l Deennecessarv lor sotnerine. The paricut decidcdro gile

    .r

    ULCERANr) 9t4gls oF GASTRO_DUoDENAL OTHERAFFECTIONS.

    Sinre 1934.Professor de Cigra, of Genoa.has rr.earcd severat hundred parrenrs wirh rhe M.W.O., and has becomc a keenadvorare o[ rhis rrrerhod of uearmenr
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    He has rep,rrred a series o[ case* to the Royal Academv of \tedicine oiCcnoa rvhich lolmcd rhe of a sDeci;l "ubieci con,municationat the lnrernational Short-Wavc Corigress in lienna. in 1937. All thcsc cases were subjecled to stict clinical exanination supplemented bv microscopic and X-rav examlnatlons, The clscs rreatedbv Professor dc Cigna cover a gr<ar varietv of difrercnt conditions including-basal-celledcarcinorna. Iuprr" eryrhcmirr(rsus, oriris meilia, gvnacoloqical affectiorrs. ind prlsraric cnlar(emcnr. A nu#ber of iircse ca6cswere phoiographedbefo'rcand after rreatmenr,and firll accounti duly afpeared in rhe Italian medical rrress at rhc timc. Furthermoie.functional a.rd psychological conditions, such as asthma, in$omnia.neuralqia,etc, were also tteateclwith plonouncedsuccess. In addition ro this Professor de Ciqna has drawn attention to thc hencficial eftects ol the M.W.O. in prrients sufrering from qasrreduodehal r:lcer. The resirlts hc obtainedin a seriis of such cases, all radiologicallvconrrolled, wereso remarkable that lhev w.ere reporta to ihe Roval Academyof Medicineof Genoa, The full clinical reporrsof Profe$or de Ciqna'scases werc embodicd in his c6mmunicationto the In;rnational Short Wave Congressheld in Vienna, Julv tzth*l?th. t93i.

    REPORT ON LAKHOVSKY'S IVIULTIPLT: WAVE OSCIIIATOR


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    Dn. Nrcsor-esGoir:ru Chief Radiologistof rhc Clinic for Incurabies o[ the Aoos' tolic Ladiesof rhe SacrcdHeart of fesr.rs, Romc. The following is an abridqed cxrracr translaled from rhe medical reviiw 'Medicini Nuova XXVI. N.S., t93S. Romc. 4+

    I.

    EFFBCTS ON TIIE SYSTEM.

    SYMPATHXTIC

    NERVOUS

    . Cenqally speaking I have obeerveda marked analgesic acuon following the appl.ication of the Mukiole Wave 'io 'afecions Oscillaror (abbieviated' M.W.O.) in all associatedwith pain, particularly in the classical cases typical of such afiecioni. For example,a patient sufierins from cephalalgia. resultingfrom violent crairialtrauma, fo? a curratron ot l0 years.was subiectedto a qteat varietv of tr.alments. but all in vain, This parieniwas definirelv cured afrer 2 months' treatment with thc M,WO. lmprovementwasmanifestafter only 3 applications,

    II. EFFECTS ON THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM.


    contractdat the aee of J. lefr . A caseof encephalitis. the patrent, now over 50. wirh a hemipleqia which -aged Sreauy rmpeddhi8 movemen!8. After aboit j months, trezrment with the M.W.O. a grear deal of mobiliry in the inferior limb and a litde leesin-the upperli;i ;";i;rJ It waareallyastonishingto 6nd thafi curative effectcould oe oDtalDect ln such a ca8ein which pathological changes had been established for sevcraldecaces_ ., A case o.f alcoholic paraplegia.who could walk onlv tt.:", (uttrsulry be6ar_to move with agility after il l-tT. applrcanons wrrh rhe M.W.O. .Two carcsof nocturnal enureliswerecured after a few applcauoDswith thc M.w.o,

    .III,

    EFIECTS ON CHRONIC INFLAMMATIONS. . Thc M.W.O. haebeenshownto havea resolvins ' efiecr on lnrlammatoryprcce$e! of a non.specifrc trature. The M.W.O, !"s-[6gn particulatly ureful ia the reatr.rr-Dr ot gyuacolo$lal dieorders. Nuiretoua caees of ova_ nul.atrd latplngru_haveheentreatedin the Clinic ald cure nat utranably retulted aftcr about Z nrotrths,treaEt(ot.

    Ilenstrual disordersof all kinds, not ,ssocured wirh r onditionsrequiring specialrherapvor surgi< al interference (sucDa5.stenosts, retroflexloD.neoplasms. etc.) have been constantlyreqularedwith the trLW.O. ln cisesif perivisceritis the effecrs of rhc NI.W.O. havc been very favourable. Moreover, the eficacv of thc M.W.O.. in such cases. is grearerrhan that obrained with ctrarhermy. and rogether with appropriare rheraDeudc ^sursi_ measLrres, I have sudceeded in savirie pirients from cal interfrencewhen it appeared thii *as no other hole for them. In cases of al rhritis, the action of the M.W.O. has proved to be far more efiective rhan that of diarhermv Here,again. cerrain appropriarerherapeuric measures m;v be rnclrcated. such as sulphur or iodine medication,and thi results rE.urN.xr4y may be somewha-t tardy, but vrroy, Dut I cannot recell recali a sinqle single _ucsonrwnar

    of improvement.

    case whrch has nor shown, after a dme. a marked degiic

    IV. EFFECTS ON METABOLISM.


    I have constantly observeddiminution of slvcamia and glycosuria in diabedc parienrs. This diminudo'n often occursunexpecredlv and_ in a very impressive manner, but rr rs lnvaflablv ol short duradon, In cases'of hepatic colic I have noted a decisive . rmprovement wirh M.W.O. treatmmt supplementedbr. mercurial medication. And similarly in'iaees of renil colrc.ptus gtycenn" per os." atonic or spastic, has been cured . - Uhrorucconstipation. with M.W.O, rreafient ir rhe majoriiy of iases. At times. surpnur meolcauonaccelerates result!, In cases of rsrhrna, as a generalrule, the resultr hare . been good. In cardiac astlima the results have been legative. V. EFFECTS ON DISORDERS OF THE

    VASCUI.AR SYSTEM.

    CARDIO.

    Patie-nts suffering from angina pectoris have derived . unhopect-lor benefirs ftom M.W.O. rrearmenr. The
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    Thef"l ;abr";'p.d Y.:Y;9_l-,:::*of hypotensio,i.

    aicohol.ic exvact of Allium sathum (garhc\. - _ Caset of chronic phlebitis have derived marked benefit from M.W,O. rreatinent. In acurephlebitis such treat. menl $ conrra.indicated_ VI, MISCELLANEOUS CASES.

    '"",,1'#",11'"ii:i,"bu"i*g,f undergoing 1\LW.O. treitmenr *mHJa;'j,Tj,TJH: Ir". l.* if.i-iir.fv -"in_ tarned wlth the additional adminisrration of

    nrnrber of attacks has been reduced and their distreesing characterdiminished. Disorder_s resulting from arrerio-sclerosis have often . been marke.ll! jmproved with M.W.O. uearmenr which alwavsreduces svsrolic blood pressure while increasing dias tolrc plessure. I Jrave never observed any ill-efiects caused by thc

    A caseof enlarqcdprostateof long duration was ra3idly improvedaftir 4'treatments wiih the M.W.o. r ne slzeot the glandwasredrrced by a third of iro original
    two casesof rapidlv progressive baldnessthe fall . ,In or rne nau was arrestedafter 8 applications of the M.W.O. TECHNiQUE OF THE NI.W.O. TREATIVTENT The technique I have adopted is that of localised . uladuq"on. Generally speaking,trearment is given every : oiys lor a durauon of 5_.15 minutes per sesiion, Thii 16the techniguewhich has given me the'best results after navlng_expennrnred uirh nrany orher forms of aoolica. uon.. tor children. old peopleand debilirated woriin, e relauvely weakerapplicarionis indicated.

    ,h. patient is insulated by being placed on a ...^1j^1-111., WOOOen stool_


    Jf resultsare nor apparentafter 7 or g applications. I cirnnnueUnEl l5-30 applicarions are given at'rhe rate o[ ir srngtetreatmentonce a weel.

    ....,1,L"".

    r.*r

    obsewedany ill-effects resulting from rhe

    ;:$;;';XlT;?:,Jhatever

    Lhenumber or alPPlications

    th.egeneral conditiono[ patients is a/zuays ,*_-Y:li.*" lmproved,. evenif only temporarilv, so iruch so that ri" pancnrsthemselves sbmetirires inlist oo t uui"gGnt neatmnts. ". Tbe distance between rhe two applicators __, resonaror) lTransrnitter ancl is usuaUy fixedat gO'ims.but ifrl. air,"rri. ftryte hffeasedro I.60cms.whenless int.n"ir" r.."tm.rrr the regulation of dosage, amperage, distance "_, Ih"liy, ",giveone a wideraige anc-eanhrng of bpcritive power wruchcan be adapted to any givenc-ase. Suvuany resulrs with Lakhovsky,e Multille Wavc ^"^,,']1*-.lilkd t.lscularor haveproved rhegreatusefulneis of thi" ippuia.u, rn_-rhe rrcatmentof variois dieeascs, -pf,yiic;i ;;ii."illv. i; cenah drseases ".d .Th; regardedas incurable. pnenomena connecrcd rherewithopcn up a ,"*.fiiJ; ' research of the highcst importance. Dn, ALEXANDER FRANCIS, REPORT Frinton-oo-Sea. l6rh April, 1940. DEltr.NESS AND NERVE CASES {r.o"".ed-that rhc Mulriplc WaveOocillator ,___^j-lT: rmproves hannt,-and for the lasr f _'onttr. ttre cfri.i paii of rnysor* with dreappararus hasbeenin deaf cases.. r nave oeendoiDRear worl for over.,l0yeag and arn to find a.rlast sornerhing worcn rs a real help l-.T!-r:T.9 t" cl1lrcaeatn.r.. I baveobtained-many "Eiki"t;;id o":r.t.luftj arc iu hervecases.A paticaiof -.." _ tell ..lly olr,h.fu mine wiro bacl eevcnyearsago and,hasb;;;pltctt paralyzrd lrom the waist ;". .i"." ir-ai"ir..fy 48

    better. He had depended entirelv on a catheterbut for rhe past fw modths hi has been able to pass water naturalll,. Sensarion is relurning ro bis legs and he feels very muih Derrergenerallv.

    AMERICAN REPORTS

    When Lakhovrky arrived in Ncw york in l94l his llultiple Wave Osciliator was used cxperimentallv in a large New York hoepitalby the head ofihe phyeiorherapy depaltment who authorieedhim to publish ih! followiiri results. For reasons of medical etiqultte the namesof th'; hospiral personneland patients coirld not be mentioned until Lakhovskys uork had been oftciallv presenredat a meeringof the New York Socieryof phyiiotherapiets.

    RE?ORTOFCASES TREATEDWITH LAKHOVSKY'S },IULTIPLE WAVE OSCILLATOR IN A LAR.GE NEW YORKCITY HOSPITAL (lsr Jvr.r-2lsr Aueurr, l94l)
    Number of Trcatments Resultt X. Arrhriris- both knees ... 14 eood imptovcrlcotj O.P. Endocervicitic-Abdomiaal pain ... 6 Conditioogood, F, T. Periarthritis of shoulder ... 12 Marlcd improvemeor after 6tsr ireatment. Cfudirioo good. lvl.Il Osteoarthritir ,.. ? Marlcd irolrorurnenr. aftcr ttco reatrneut. otifiness diminished, f,I. K. Ceneral chronic arthritis ... lI Slight improvernent. -_ 11.o. Arthriris of ankle 3 Resultsgood: 49
    Patient Illneso

    A. E.

    Post-operativc fracture _.. ... C . V . A r t h d t i s- b o t h knees ... lvl.f). General ar.thritis... J. H. Epicondylitis of elbow ... D.G. Chronic Bronchitis

    6 Results good. 1l Markedirnprovcmeut, 8 Markedimprovement. 7 Results good. l0 No cough,no soreness. Marked improvcment. l0 Markedimprovement.

    S.L. General arrhritis ... ts,M. Anhdtis & circularory disturban(eo 6 Improving, M. L. Arthritis of ankle . a n dk n e c ... 7 Im?role ment. No M. B. Anhritis of shoulder M. O. Tenosynovitis of hand ,,. S.S, Arthritis -- both knees ... S.C. N. Congerdral hip dislocalion ... R .L . F r a c t u r e - b o t h uhae; Synovitisboth knies ...

    7 Markedimprovement. 6 Improvement. 7 Improvement. 3 Markedimprovement. 5 No pain.

    ADDITIONAI- CASES Casel. G. D., Female, aged25. Patient complainedof pains in the chestand muscles of tlre right arm and back,"and constant cough. Shedid not respoud to.medical reatmentand -ossage."Tratment with Lalhovsly's Multiple WaveOscillaroirvas instituted.

    ,{[ter the lourrh rreatment coughirgstopped, pain in inlrequent, and tEe tiied felling-in the rhe chest bcame 12 thepatient back disappeared. At the end o{ treatments no longer complainedof previoussvmptoms. aged51. Case 2. M. L, Female, Patient complained of pain and stiftness in the right hip. X-rav exairination diiclosed a marked nalrowtriof this articulition associated with larqe spLrrs at lhe marlin o{ rhe acerabulumwhich appeareito ankylosethe ioint. There were proliferative chiiees in the upper margin of the femoral liead. Diathermv ind massaee fiiled to r-elieve the pain and stiffness. Afte; l0 treatmiirts vith Lakhovskv'i ll.W.O. the stifinesswas marledlv reduced. Case3. F. T., Female,aged 38, For rwo months the patienrcomplainedof pain in borh shoulders. Abduction oi the risht-humerus x'ae limited to {5 degrees. A diagnosis of periarthritis was nrade and with l,akhovskv's rreatmeni M-.W.O. was srarred. After 3 treatmentslhe Datient iaid she felt much better. The improvement condnued. After a seriesof ll treatments the-patient did not return. Apparentlv permanentreliet
    had been obtarned.

    Casr4, A. B.. Xlale. aged60. Patient gave history of pain in both kneeebeginning in l9{(1. Di;rhermy and missagefor one year gaiie ooli' slight relief. Trearment with Lahhovskys M.W,O. was instituted, After one treatment patimt statedthat he Iclt better. Alter 4 treatmentsparienrfelt so much better that he tool onlv one treatment in rwo weeks. Ccsr 5. M. M., Female,aged42. Patient complainedof pain in lelt lower back and hip. X-ray examination of the lirmbar spine and pelvis showdd ealcifcation at the anterior marEin's ol the. inter-vertebral discs betrveentle ninth and tinth and the tenth and 5r

    eleventh vertebre. There rvasalso a slight scoliosisof thc lumtar spine. Treatn:enr wirh Lakhovskv s M.W.O. was Instituted. Afrer rhe first trcarmenr patient felt better. Af_terth,e,5thEeatmenrimprovemcniwas very nrarked. fancnt dtd not returnaltcr 9 trcttntents. Case6. S. N., Female,aqed 59. . .Iatient complained,-rfpain in the ughr shouldcrand rnabrlrtv ro.exrendrhe arm. Examinatioi showedpatienr unable to abducrrhe arm more lhan .5_10 deSrees, icc(,mpanred by severe pain, X-ray cxaminatibn disclosed rr.retularcalcficadonin the regionof the greatertuberositr. humenrs. Trearment with Lakhovsky.s lt.,rl: .vt.w.u. "ghl was tns rured. Alrer one trearment patient did sne .tett mxch berrer. The improvement continued steadlyunril ll) rrcatnrents r^cre <om-,:leted, Case7. C. P., jremale,aged 3g. Gynacolo;ical examinarion showed rterus siiqhrlv . enlarged and hard. _Righr parametrium ,"na.r. b-i-.inosls: t arametrrtN. Ireatment with Lakhovsky'sM.W.O. wasinstitutcd on July l-ih, 1941. Afrer 4 t.."lm.nt" o"t. rent,telr bener. and after 12 rrearmenrcpatient was foind to be.nruch tmproved. Examination on October 7th sDowedrhe adnexa,and .parameriurnto be painless. rauenr wasconsideted cured.

    REPORT OFCASES TREATEDWITH LAKHOVSKY'S MULTIPL!]WAVEOSCILLATOR BY A PROMINEIIT BROOKLYN UROLOCIST


    T}e follouing results were obtained by a prominent Droortyn urotogrsr :vho6e name musr be omitted lor ethical reasons. is a Fellow of the Ametican Colleqeof Srr.He gdonsand, enioys a.great reputation as a sLilled'specialisr. ne rreareonundredsol Darlents r\ith LaLhovsky's Multiple W-aveOgcillator but only a few rypical rasescan De glven

    Patient

    lllness

    Number oI Treatments

    Results

    H.G. Acure .,tri,naty


    R. B.

    S.M.

    Ietenuon due 1() enlarged prostate tsleeding fiom uterine fibroids of two years'standing ... Mild multiple sclerosis with halring

    2 Retention ceased.

    3 tslceding ceased.
    o

    gait

    ..-

    Marked improvement. Was able io run on severaloccasions. completelv after 2 treatmenteof ten minutes each in one day.

    R. R. Cellulitie of Nosc withpain .,.

    2 Cleared

    B.T. Acute urinarv retention due t; enlargedprootate 2 Retenrion ceascd. S.B. Bleedingfrom Cancer of dre bladdcr 3 BleedingchecLed. The luttrolr clea.rcd up nlcely and wa8 reducedin size when seeD again qr cystoscopy three wee!.s
    tater.

    J. G.

    Chronic Eczemaof Axilla ga*ric ,., L. G. Severe oains from duodenalulcer ...

    2 ClearedentLely. 2 Gready improved,

    ln addition to the abovecases this Broollvn sDecialier treated6 cases of enlarged prostate with noctuinatfrequcncy(3 to 5 rimesper nighQ. After 2 Eearments wirh

    lakhovsky's M.W.O. frequency ' was reduced !o only once at dsht or did trot occur ai all. ibe& rcmartable results obrained in cares of enlarsed prootate, which connrm rhose already reported bv ConEnental physiciars, hold out a new hop'eof reatini thie discersing condition for which ortho?lox mediciD; ha"e no lreatoent,except surtical operation with all io dangcrs and compucaflotu.

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    CHanR

    Iv

    REIUARKABLE EFTECTS OF OSCILLATINC CIRCUITS ON ANIMALS I, PEDIGREEHORSES. Impressed by the theoriesof cellular oscillation origi. nated and fully set out by Lakhovskv in hie work " The Secretof Life," Mr. P. Fo'umier-Orm6nde, Director of the Institut Physiologique de la Croix Blalche, Vaucresron (France),, began16 ixperimentby applyingoscillating_cir, curEs on lrlt own Doctv $1th the resultthat he soonnodccd an increaee of vigorir and generalwell-being. 'Iu He thcn decidedto experiment on iedigree horsee. the fust experiment he-fitted sevbn with orcillatingcircuits liorse-s in rhe form of collars with a circumference of 80185 cmr. This scientist describeshis results ar follows: The applicationof the circuite round the neck, shouldereand pasternrof the horser is followed, after a variable period of time, by some remarkableresults. The eyeeacq'uirea greaterbrilliancy, the coat becomes more gldsey,thl skin more suppleand the generalappearance of th! horses is ltritinglj'' improved. Moreouer'ihehorsee appearto be conscious of this increaseof vigour which th'ey manifest pI galloping and by sigasof being 'ftrll of "po-ttt"n*u" beans.
    Mr. Fournier-Otmonde further remarks that all the vital, organs. are.favourably afiectedby-the application of osclulung orcults wtuctr, accordrng to htm, appeal to act as a kind of " acceleraror " of-rhe " aniriil momr." Furthermore, the constant use of these oscillatiug circuits ilcreases the vivacity aad improves the general healtb of horses in an unmistaikable mann"t

    This experimenter :jlso observed the beneficial effects of oscillating circuits on celtain mares which were found difficulr to inrpregnate. He concludes hi" observationsbv rtating thaf thi applicationof oscillating( ircuir. ra voung allrnSintmals Furpasses all expeclarions, Mr. Fournier-Ormonde checkedhis remarkableresults on pcdigree horses in a srrictlv scientific manner. Although evidenceof beneficial efiicrs was so saikinslv apparenthc insistedon obtaininq furrher con6rmation'bv making a rhorough analysisof-the blood of the treareil horses including full blood-count, viscosity, hamolysis, percentateof anions and carion6.suppleme;tedbv exim. ination of the cerebro-spinal duid anil even spcctioscopic anelvsls. The efiectsof oscillatingcircuits on the horses,blood were most noticeable,the cf,ief featuresbeins an increase of red.corpuscles and a diminution of viscosiiy rhus r.endErlhs the blood more fuid-

    FORMOF RACINCFILLY RESTORED BY OSCII,LATING CIRCUIT


    ltr sevenracesat Vincennesand placedeight times ar EnE_ hi-en. Subsequently, for a whole'year,she-was found to $L allht and ran badly. Her trainer waspersuaded to fit her wirh an oscillatingcircuir of curteht dia;lerer. After a few weeksthe improiement ih her qenetal condidon was so remarkablethat her ownerdeclare-d she lookedmagnifcent. On being made ro run again she wasplo..d i" , - .. ""c'ona nel(t ot tvfenty,ohe tunners and would have been first had she not srumbleddown the slope. She ran the kilometrc (5/8ths of a mlle) in I minute 26 seconds. o*n:t _, -expressedhis sarisfacrjon as folows: - ,,,Jh. wha_ta wonderlul improvemeDtand what a pleasant surpnse lor my qainer and myself who had'backed her
    66

    A famous pedigree filly named BalJerina hadbeen first

    chance! Under rhe circumsran(esI thinl it is of preat rnporrance pay arrention to oscillating cir.uit. ioi-th. ^ro rreatment of animals_'

    in unmiitakable riqng of rei;vena_ non., Accoldin Mr. Fournier.Orm"rSt rbi;-|l;'; .to rDsorutelycohctusive and furniehesan proof of .additio-nal tte great usefulness of oscillatingcircurtr rn lh trcatmedt dI ltorses.

    OLD STALLION REJUVENATEDWTTH CIRCUIT - OSCILLATING of anoscillating circuit to a rwenty-four ..^_ _llfl!i,g"" vear olo stalll.on resulted

    In conclueion rL sho\ld it luqur(r be oe carefull calelullv loted that'the r{sulteobrained rfsutts by Mr. F;ri;.-Or;;, Fournier-Ormondt e have becn conflrmectby oimilar xperiments carried out by tlaihers, breeders ind u.,.;n"r'y ruig.on..*

    II. DOGS,
    application of oecillating circuits to doqs has bcen _- --Thc s-ucje$ful :s ^asin the caseof hories. A ,er.ri;;;;;e;i:

    '

    tox-te$ler wblch had bcen the victim or a molorcar acci oenr. rJr dot sustained multiple injurieo ,""a *hich lJ;-; its bac[, devoid *'t -ri"s-lii.i fl:::::1: "rl eczemarous lelion. An oscillatory "ir. ", circuit, f*.-u n$ureerght. w.s firtedon ro the d;g.snecka"tH#;; "t"fr snoxrqers.After a fortuight,there-was a martedimorovc, . weeks xGrr. .r rew taterthe o*,Der broughtthe fox-ienier ro_r rhe vet.Binspection.To his supriseie fo;;; th;-;o; Yar :omPlerellcured:rhe hair had gorvn ;;;: srtent the,oozingscsi of which there ias "g.i, now no traca. to oayrhat.theownerwag.deli8hted with thq -^_-.,:..:ll"r3 resur ot the treathent with the oscillanng orcurt.

    lst,Mr..M. O lVlercurin, of Cannes, ,"p";;,1;'a#X;

    affiff8fl^Hfiyfl",::^ffi.:..T"ffihrL: *fsly?l

    PEDIGREE DOG CURED WITH OSqLLATING CIRCUIT u.r:ril"tl in Brisbane reports (Januarv, ,^,^i, I y.rul rnar ne hact.surgeon been treatrng,unsuccessfully. a valuabie pedrgree.dogwhich had badlt injurcd irs piws and tail owmg ro rrntatron due eczcma. The poor animal wasin .ro sucharryretched ltate that it could not stind up, eat or even tap. lhe ver.wanredto destroyit but could nbt do so with. . oul the pelmission of rhe ownei who wasabsentat the time. , .Having . been informed of the satisfactory resulls oDtalnrdon. human beihts rreatedwith oscillatori,circuits, rne ver. decrded--ro on this ailing pediqreedoe -experimenr ano put an oscrlarmg circuir, adequarelyiniulated. rounil lts neck. Atrer thr_ee days rherewis deiided improvemcnt ano atter ten days the dog wasrestoredto normal health. . This remarkablecure of a valuablepediqreedos consututsyer.anorher proof of the great vlluelf osciiLtine crrculrsln the rreatmentof ailing animals which other.wisi wolllo have tO be destroved. CoxclusroNs ,.Irom a veterinary point of view the application of osc[laung cFcurtstta6 been as successful in jriimals ae in numan Derng8, Sick, injured and ageing animals have been rcported much improved or curid,'and the list of include pedigree horsesand dogs,cate.and :::T1111t."h

    even all old Da.ffot.

    It would seem,therefore.that *ris eminentlv humane torm ot trearment should commend iBelf ro ill animal lovers.

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    C{^Pi&

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    T'UTURE DEVETOPMENTS O}' LAKHOVSKY'S THEORIES DIAGNOSIS BY TEL!:VISION LAKHOVSKY'S OWN I'ORECAST Whil< in New York Lakhovsky madesonreinterestinq , ooservauons on thc iurure developments of his theorice. I rhat . His gr'neral theorv is based on rhe assumDrion :a:1 .:hroho.some and each parricle contained in everv Inolvloual celt con6rirures aD oscillatingcircuit which emit.s a.-specific radiation. Ir tollows as a n'itural corollarv rhat ill rhe elemcntsrhat make up our organismin rheiriivinq srareare collolctal, that is !o say all atoms and clectrons ar; rn a ltate oJ pcrperualsuspension and function as electrical e(Iutles, As soon as cerlain chromosomes and ccllular parEcles stop oscillatingfor variousreasons the cell dies. Jt la no longerllvrng, oscillaring mafter bu! an inert subsrant e. rtl compoDcnr particlesare no longer electric, ..Now wc know rhat a pict,rregan be ransmitted over. a dlsnnce electri(ally by ielevision. Tubes composed of selenrumor orber material will transform electric"parricles nDratrng ar specificfrequencies into picrutcs. As'lieht is an unctutarory elecrricalphenomenon_ir can be reproUuced crecrlcaly ar a drsrance with all dc.grees of liqht and shade or rts c{rmponentelcctric particles. Thus rhi ,.nuances,. ot any prctu-re are really a trans{ormation inro visible torm oI the specrttc trequencies of each electricalentity. Sinceall livin marter is electricalin essence and since every.q$ease resulisfrom the disturbanceof tbe oscillatorv egullrbrrumtn rhe cells whicb in rum causes variations ii Inr normat trequencyvibrations of the protoplasm and of 59

    tht blood,_nothingwor_rld be simpler rhan to transmir bv terevlslon theseunbalanced frequencies in the form of pii. rures. tr,lr,s uaLue could get a teleuied picture ol euery 'a sp.ec.qlc would have . drscase. tor example. tuberculosiJ cusuDcnve picturr form whiie cancerwould havea difterenr one characterisric only of malignant disease. Moreover,ir oi commonknowledge rhat ir is possible for a 11..r*"t matrgnant rumour-ro developin-sorne part oi the human oooy wrthout rhe host beihg a\^.are of it. As long as such rumoursdo not ctestroy or interferewith certain viial tissues or cau6ehcmorrhage there is norhing to reveal their oreencetor someconsiderable dme. But if by meansof a iele_ vEron rube, or-somerhing similar, ir porsibleto detecr rne presence oi a malignant tumoir "ere by pirotoqraphingthe numan organloma-nd transforming inrd pictirei thedis. turbe<lracuarions of bodily cells rhin we should bc able to or any other organic diseare, transmirtedon ,".T r":::r.-." Moreov-er. the blood of a cancerous personwould difier . nom.tnat ot a drabeticor tuberculous individual. It is oerml8$ole to assume that eachof theseblood cell qrouDs have a Bpecrhc treguency and consequently a specifii fdim aud -ideniification colour. The of tlese 6b"a's.;r".-il;; vrsronwould be ot great value to medical-sciehce which would De revoluttonised by such an advance.

    c.g.9nlyhopethat Lalhovsly.spredictions in this ^ . . O-ne nerdot mdtobtoloty will be fully realisid i'n rheDaifurure.

    '.

    coNcLUStON

    The generalconclueionto be drawn from Lakbovskv,s , rneorres as wlt as from the medicalreportsin the orecediirp pat$.rs thar rhe acrion of Lakhovslis oscillarini circui snould not be regarded as a simple '. specfic', foi any parucutar ausease. l-heaction of theseciriuire is indeed'nrirdr more comprehensive as far as rheir aft".ra on tta t urrr"r, Dodv ate conceried. By rcinforcing and controlling the 6o

    oscillations of the cells the circuits conrribute emcaciouslv to the mainrenance of the oscillator.y equilibriumof rhc rvholeorganism and as a consequenc; to the mainterunce o[ good health. By facilirarinq the funcrions of fi cclls rhey enablethe body to resisrthe invasionof microbesand other_ parhogenicagents causing diseasein its numerous manuestauons, On the treatnreotof cancerby radio-electrical methods Lakhovsky laid down certain principles rvhich made his position quire clear. He emphaticaliy stressed the neces. sity of consultinga docror shenevera'lump wasfek in rhe breastor a persistent ulcerappearedin any orqan. Thou,rh he was greatlv encouraged_'bythe favourible medic"al reports tnat reached hlm ir(,nr manv sourceshe ncvcr allouedhimselfto becomt'unduiy optimisric, In rhis connection he madc the following siatdment: .,I have never myself udvised or recommerdid the exclusiveaDDlication of my oscillatingcircuirs to any cancer parient rh;t could rrc treated surgtcally or otherwi$e. Though in cerrain case6 grvenup as hopcless a markcd improverient has ofren beeDobservcdas a resulr of wearinq an oscillatinecircuir one must bc exceedinglv prudenr before coming to"conclusronsand pronouncing_a final judgment. I ma! then concludc tnat 6lncemy oscilladngcircuitshave had a beneficial actiun on dying patients they ca\ a lortioti be used with success as a preventivemeasure. But I repeat that on no accountshould a cancerpatient neqlectco ;onsul! a doctor as soonas he has reason_to be alaimed." With rigard to orher dircases it appears to be qur.ge clear _ from the volumc of medicil evidence adducedrn rhe presenrwork that both Lak}ovsky.s oscil_ lattn8 circuits and his Mulriple Wave Oscillatorhavi a wide range of acion and have aihieved remarkalile resultsin a large number of cases which orrhodox medical treatnren; had, failed.ro To ignore such results and to leave -cure. LakhovskJs rhenpeuric rirerhodsunrestedis to commit a srn ot omlsslonas egregious as ir is inexcusable. It hehoves us theretoreto Invesrigare and experimentin thi! new field 6r

    of radiobiologvlithout preconceived notions and withour regard for prbfessionalvesred interenrsor the ruline of aurhority. For as T. H. Huxley 6aid: ', frr imbrcv)r of natual. hnowledge absol tely' rcluses tt) aclnouledge au,nonrJ as sLch, Iof etcrl pteat adoance in natuf.l hfi.rv,. Iedgehasinaohed thc abs6lite rejectiort ol alttlto"it\t.',

    APPENDIX
    . The diagramon this page showswhere rhe oscillatmg clrcultsahould be worn, i.e. round the neck,waist, and above the elbowsand kneesThe effect is intensified if morc than one circuit is worn, Generallyspeaking, the ncck and waist are the lavouredsitesand likely to bring about the bcst results.

    F(, r?. Dia*ram sho$ils rvh... ociuati.s circutu lhoutd bc $!r,,

    . In this connectionit musr be panicularly srressed that, only.circuits.made in srrici accordancej with r..jaKnovstav s'Orrectrons should be used,othervrisethe resuhswill prove ro be entirely negative. 63

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