Effects of exposure to electromagnetic potential pulsed at the Schumann fundamental frequency on patients with chronic fatigue syndrome

Original Internist,  Sept, 2003  by Guy E. Abraham,  Christine L. Fagan,  Peter B. Himmel

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EM radiations contain five quantities: the velocity of propagation, the electric and magnetic fields, and the electric scalar and the magnetic vector potentials. (21) EM potentials are generated by destructive interference of two EM fields of equal magnitude but out of phase by 180[degrees]. The information contained in the EM fields still exists in the EM potential, but hidden from detection by available EM measuring devices. However, EM potential energy results in biological effects in vitro and clinical effects in vivo. (21,22) If the EM potential information is imprinted into water by exposing water to the EM potential, further incubation of biological materials with this imprinted water will result in biological effects similar to those observed when these biological materials are exposed directly to the EM potentials. (22) Obviously, this observation has great clinical implications, since water could serve as a cartier of beneficial and harmful frequencies. Of interest is the observation that EM field information cannot be imprinted in water. Only the magnetic vector potential possesses this property. (21) Probably because of this property of EM potentials, transfer of bioinformation occurs via EM potentials not EM fields. The biocommunication between living organisms starts with EM fields in both directions which then cancel each other by destructive interference, leaving just the EM potential as the line of cellular communication. (21),(23) In vitro studies by Rein and collaborators, comparing the effect of EM fields with EM potentials pulsed at 8 Hz, reveal a greater biological effect of EM potentials. (22)

The "potential shield" results from combining the synchronizing and healing properties of the Schumann fundamental frequency with the greater biological effects of EM potentials over EM fields. Therefore, the potential mode of EM transmission is used in the pulsation of the Schumann fundamental frequency to maximize its cellular receptivity and effect. The potential shield used in the present study consists of a small battery operated unit, with a self-canceling, non-inductive coil as the emitting antenna. The cancellation of EM fields in this type of antenna results in the emission of both electric scalar and magnetic vector potentials. The radius of shielding was estimated at 3-4 feet, by its ability to reverse symptoms due to EM pollution. Tests in subjects with EMS revealed that a minimum power of 3 mW was required for effectiveness. Optimal power setting for shielding effect depended on the intensity of the environmental EM pollution. (12) After preliminary pilot studies in CFS patients aimed at optimizing the emitters for maximum beneficial effects in CFS, we evaluated the effect of exposure to electromagnetic potential pulsed at the Schumann fundamental frequency on 19 patients with CFS using three different designs of the emitter. The results obtained support Becker's postulate and offer a new technology for the management of CFS.