Differential In Vivo Effects on Cancer Models by Recorded Magnetic Signals Derived From a Healing Technique.

Area of Science:

• Integrative Oncology
• Biofield Research
• Cancer Therapeutics

Background:

• Healing-with-intent has demonstrated efficacy with human healers.
• Scalability is crucial for integrating such methods into conventional therapies.

Purpose of the Study:

• To evaluate the effects of a scalable recording of the Bengston Healing Method on three distinct cancer models.
• To assess the feasibility of a non-human-mediated healing intent delivery system.

Main Methods:

• BalbC mice (breast cancer), C57BL mice (melanoma), and C3H mice (bladder cancer) were exposed to a healing intent recording for 4 hours daily for approximately one month.
• Tumor growth, anemia markers (HCT), and platelet counts were monitored in treated versus control groups.

Main Results:

• Significant tumor suppression and reduced HCT levels were observed in the breast cancer model.
• No significant differences were noted in the melanoma model, except for a decrease in platelet count.
• Tumor development was unexpectedly absent in the bladder cancer model.

Conclusions:

• The scalable recording of the Bengston Healing Method demonstrated variable effects across different cancer models.
• Further investigation into scalable healing intent delivery systems, including dose optimization, is justified.