Frequency Therapy

Service Description

Exclusive Frequency Therapy in Dubai! Experience our unique technology that energizes and rejuvenates your cells, helping to fight illness and promote overall vitality. Georges Lakhovsky (1869–1942) was a Russian-born engineer, scientist, and inventor known for his pioneering work in bioelectromagnetics and the invention of the Multiwave Oscillator (MWO). His research focused on the effects of electromagnetic fields on living organisms, particularly on how specific frequencies could influence health and vitality. Key Contributions and Beliefs Lakhovsky believed that: Cells resonate at specific frequencies: He theorized that each cell in the body functions like a tiny electrical circuit, oscillating at a unique frequency. Disease, according to his theory, disrupts this natural resonance. Electromagnetic fields could restore health: He proposed that exposure to the right frequencies could restore cells' natural oscillation, promoting healing and vitality. The Invention of the Multiwave Oscillator Lakhovsky developed the Multiwave Oscillator (MWO) in the 1920s to test his theories. The MWO was designed to generate a wide spectrum of electromagnetic frequencies to "recharge" cells by re-establishing their natural vibrations. How It Works Electromagnetic Spectrum: The MWO emits multiple frequencies simultaneously, covering a broad range of electromagnetic waves. Oscillating Circuits: The device uses resonant circuits (like antennas or coils) to create a mix of high-frequency waves. Non-invasive Therapy: Patients would sit or stand near the device without any direct contact. The radiated frequencies were believed to stimulate the body's cells to regain their natural resonance. Purpose Lakhovsky envisioned the MWO as a tool for: Strengthening the immune system. Rejuvenating cells and tissues. Treating diseases by restoring the body's energetic balance. Scientific Basis Lakhovsky’s work was grounded in early 20th-century physics and emerging studies on electromagnetism. He was influenced by Nikola Tesla’s research on high-frequency energy and shared some principles with Tesla’s innovations. Lakhovsky also collaborated with other prominent researchers of his time to explore the biological effects of electromagnetic fields.