Introducing Electromedicine Energy Healing

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Since ancient times the ingenuity of humans has led to a long history of harnessing and experimenting with the universal power of energy and electricity for physical benefits.

The ancient Greeks from over 2,000 years ago used electric eels for healing. More recently in the late 1800s, the American Electro-Therapeutic Association began documenting the therapeutic uses of electricity and electrical devices by physicians on ailing patients.

From then to present day, electromedicine energy healing has continued to evolve with the most important advances being made in the last 50 years with monumental advances in technology and electronics.

The following highlights:

The Language of Energy
The Body’s Electric Energy
Electromedicine Uses
Electromedicine Benefits
Early Pioneers
Electromedicine Advances

The Language of Energy

The language of energy, or frequency is depicted in the Energy Spectrum; it represents a range of energy frequencies; frequencies from a few cycles per second to several million cycles per second.

Electrical energy of brainwaves are an example of low frequencies. A few hundred cycles per second is what we call sound; a few thousand per second are radio waves, and several million cycles per second are called light.

So, from sound to light there is a very broad range of frequencies. Color is a specific light frequency within the electromagnetic spectrum. The spectrum continues to infinity. Electromedicine energy healing uses a synergistic combination of energy from the spectrum to support the body’s healing.

Electric Energy & The Body

The body is part electrical; the body’s nervous system is an intricate bioelectrical system. The nervous system is used to control the functioning of the entire human body via a combination of both electrical and chemical functions.

The nervous system is composed of two parts: the central nervous system, which is the control center comprising the brain and the spinal cord, and the peripheral nervous system, which consists of nerves connecting other parts of the body to the control center.

Every cell in the human body interacts with this intricate bioelectrical system and is part of a well functioning body.

Electromedicine Uses

Electromedicine is used for many body conditions including serious and degenerative conditions, which include:

Immune system disorders
Chronic fatigue
Fibromyalgia
Autism
Lyme disease
Most Cancers
Infections
Pain

It is also used by athletes to improve athletic performance (strength and endurance) and to speed recovery from workouts and injuries.

In addition, electromedicine is used for most chronic or catastrophic disorders including but not limited to:

Digestive disorders
Headaches
Pain from disease, surgery, injury etc.
Bladder disorders
Heart conditions
Tumors
Spinal cord injury
Muscle restoration
Re-flowing nerve paths for nerve regeneration and healing
Harmonic balance of brain energies
Mood Disorders

Electromedicine is used as an alternative method for healing, and importantly, it is complementary to most other healing protocols. Many have used electromedicine to get over the side effects of surgery and prescription drugs, including chemotherapy and radiation.

Electromedicine Benefits

As noted in the Townsend Letter: February/March 2008 On Electromedicine:

“Unlike drugs, each of which can be used only one time by one person and for just specific conditions, the many electromedicine modalities that have emerged in the last century are:

Effective
Non-invasive
Enhance the body’s innate ability to heal
Used easily
Utilized long-term over the course of a lifetime
Used with more than one person in a family
Inexpensive, considering their range and scope.”

Early Pioneers

Nikola Tesla – in 1895 discovered alternating current and invented the AC generator, published many papers, and invented numerous electrical devices including Tesla coil therapy instruments.

Alexander Gurvich - in 1922 discovered waves named “biophotons”, “mitogenic”, and “mitotic”. His work became the basis for the design of later bioelectromagnetic therapy devices after being the first to document evidence of “biophotons.”.

Georges Lakhovsky – in 1925 invented the multi-wave oscillator, which produced a spectrum of electrical frequencies that restored cell equilibrium in the body, and published a paper in “Radio News” magazine titled “Curing Cancer with Ultra Radio Frequencies.”

Royal Raymond Rife – in the 1930’s demonstrated how his frequency research and mitogenic impulse-wave technology could cure cancer.

Ed Skilling – in 1959 California Cancer Doctors commissioned Ed Skilling to apply “space-age” electronics to these historic works by some of these earlier pioneers. Ed Skilling was the Senior Electronics Design Engineer for General Dynamics for 17 years and personally supervised 1,000 of the brightest electronics engineers in the world.The first instrument he developed got better results than anything in history and he has been number one in the world since 1959.

Electromedicine Advances

Ed Skilling founder of The Skilling Institute has been recognized as the “genius” in this field and now has 50 years of research and development with his latest instrument the Photon Genie.

The Photon Genie is the current and most advanced electromedicine technology. It communicates at the cellular level of the body with thousands of frequencies and millions of harmonics transmitting a balanced “life-force” energy. This healing power or energy to the body’s immune system makes it stronger. It also reflows nerve paths and empowers the body.

Today’s Photon Genie by Ed Skilling represents significant advances in electromedicine beyond the early pioneers and is helping to significantly improve the health and quality of life of many.

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