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Gamma radiation fluctuations during alternative healing therapy
M S Benford1, J Talnagi, D B Doss
1PreComp, Inc, Dublin, Ohio, USA. msbenford@aol.com
Alternative Therapies in Health and Medicine
|July 8, 1999
Summary
This study measured gamma rays during Polarity therapy, finding a significant decrease in electromagnetic fields. These findings suggest potential benefits for alternative healing energy treatments, warranting further investigation.
Area of Science:
- Bioenergetic medicine
- Electromagnetic field research
- Alternative healing modalities
Background:
- The concept of "healing energy" remains controversial and difficult to measure.
- Preliminary research suggests that subtle energies may be detectable.
- Previous assumptions about the undetectable nature of healing energy may be inaccurate.
Purpose of the Study:
- To quantify fluctuations in extremely high-frequency electromagnetic fields (gamma rays) during Polarity therapy.
- To investigate the measurable effects of a bioenergy modality on the human electromagnetic field.
Main Methods:
- Gamma detection rate experiments were conducted using an Nal(Tl) detector.
- Baseline and background gamma counts were established for 30 volunteers (10 treatment, 20 control).
- Gamma radiation was measured at four anatomical locations relative to each subject's body.
Main Results:
- A consistent and significant decrease in gamma counts was observed across all subjects during Polarity therapy.
- Gamma radiation decreased in 100% of subjects tested at every body site.
- Less significant changes in gamma counts were noted during sham and standing-observer control sessions.
Conclusions:
- Polarity therapy is associated with a dramatic reduction in measured gamma rays within a subject's electromagnetic field.
- Further research is recommended, particularly on cancer patients, to explore potential radiation hormesis effects.
- This study provides preliminary evidence for the measurable impact of alternative energy therapies.