A method of therapeutically treating epilepsy and Parkinson's disease comprises subjecting mammals suffering from said diseases to an alternating magnetic field having flux density and a frequency calculated as a function of the mass of the oncogene, target gene, messenger RNA, protein, enzyme and/or hormone. The calculation is such to equate the energy of a current electromagnetically induced in the mammal with the gravitational energy of the target genetic material, such that a dual resonance is achieved.
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This is a continuation of application Ser. No. 07/873,534, filed Apr. 22, 1992, now abandoned, which is a continuation of 07/619,114, filed Nov. 28, 1990, now abandoned which is a continuation of 07/278,043, filed Nov. 30, 1988, now abandoned, which is a continuation in part of 07/172,388, filed Mar. 24, 1988, now abandoned, which is a continuation in part of 06/840,881, filed Mar. 18, 1986, now abandoned, and which is a continuation in part of 06/451,021, filed Dec. 20, 1982, now abandoned.
A method and apparatus for ameliorating the aging process and the effects of aging and maintaining the integrity of health is provided. The method includes subjecting biological systems to alternating and steady magnetic fields having flux densities ranging from 10.sup.-6 gauss to 10.sup.-20 gauss and frequencies from 0 Hertz to 10.sup.14 Hertz. The calculation is made with reference to the equation mc.sup.2 =Bvlq, where m=mass; c=speed of light; B=magnetic flux density; v=inertial velocity of the mass contained in l; l=length of the conductive body; q=unity. The process begins by targeting the larger targets first and then diminishing the field magnitude slowly and incrementally according to the targets. The frequency when AC is indicated is calculated with the cyclotron resonance formula, f.sub.c =qB/(2.pi.m). The apparatus includes a specially constructed pool or tub for generating the specific magnetic flux necessary for treatment. Orientation of the patient with reference to North, South, East and West is varied. The earth's position in relation to the sun is taken into account. The patient may be in an upright, prone or swimming position depending on the specific treatment scheme.
A way to supplement the electrical component of all living organisms has been discovered, and is disclosed herein. This is accomplished by passing electrical currents through elements and/or compounds in an aqueous environment. The elements and/or compounds gather electrical energy from the electrical current. The energized or magnetized elements are then given to the living organisms.
A method for beneficially restructuring water and its contents for consumptions by organisms. The method involves subjecting water for a period of time to an electromagnetic field of a specific flux density varying from 10.sup.-5 to 10.sup.-21 gauss and a specific frequency varying from 0 hertz to 300 hertz, depending on the intended subsequent use of the water. The specific flux density and the specific frequency is empirically determined to restructure the water such that the water beneficially affects the organism to which the water is subsequently applied.
Method and apparatus for treating a patient, including maintaining the patient in a low-frequency, low-intensity magnetic field for an extended period. The frequency of the magnetic field is preferably in the range of from about 40 Hz to about 80 Hz. The intensity of the magnetic field is less than about 2 mT. The patient may preferably use a thermoregulator to select a temperature for treatment, preferably between the temperatures of 65.degree. F. and 100.degree. F. This temperature should be maintained at a uniform temperature over his body, and at a constant temperature over time. The thermoregulator controls heating elements to heat the patient if the patient's body temperature is too low, and controls cooling apparatus, such as fans, air conditioning, or cooling coils, for cooling his patient if the body temperature is too high.
A method and apparatus for evoking epileptiform activity in patients with drug resistant epilepsy, as part of a presurgical evaluation procedure are disclosed. The apparatus includes a cranial helmet, for generating a DC magnetic field of a sufficient strength to evoke epileptiform activity, and means for localizing the regions of the patient's brain where said epileptiform activity has been evoked. In the preferred embodiment, the magnetic field strength varies between 1 milliTesla and 2 milliTesla, and is generated by two generally similar coils which are coaxially separated, and which are wound on corresponding thermoplastic members to form the helmet. The desired magnetic field strength is produced at about the middle of the distance between the two coils, in general registration with the hippocampus region of the brain. In an exemplary embodiment, the localizing means includes implantable Foramen Ovale electrodes for sensing the evoked and natural epileptic firings. An EEG machine is connected to the Foramen Ovale electrodes, for recording the sensed evoked and natural epileptic firings.
