The body exchanges matter, energy and information with its environment. These “ingredients” are provided for the living organism by self-supporting functions, which are collectively called self-regulating processes.

The system of homeodynamics is controlled by electro-magnetic fields. Research has shown that the system of homeodynamics is controlled by actively emitted electro-magnetic waves from the different tissues and cell structures, as well as received from the environment (so called external pacers). The external and internal electro-magnetic interactions of the organism are collectively called electromagnetic bio-communication.

Bio-regulation Technology (BRT): In the age of physics, it has been measured and understood that life depends on the quality of electromagnetic bio-communication. On an average, 100,000 biological activities take place in a human cell per second. BRT is the support for optimal communication conditions, a specific telecommunication technology for optimising intra and intercellular signaling processes. That is why BRT brings a major improvement in adaptation processes and stabilises homeodynamics.

Origins of BRT

Soft tissue and bone repair

Bio-regulation technologies and/or therapy originate from the effort to understand the selfrepair capabilities of the organism. Research work before the second world war became classified, but right in a military (VA) hospital in Syracuse upstate New York the orthopaedic surgeon Robert O. Becker initiated a long research project in order to understand the governing forces behind wound healing and bone repair which resulted in the most important clinical data for BRT. Electric properties of tissue involved in repair mechanisms were identified; and in case of loss in tissue repair capabilities, decreased electromagnetic tissue communication functions were found as the cause. For the support of diminished communication processes, first FDA
certified devices were developed in cooperation with Columbia University, NY during the 1970s.

References

1. Becker RO, Bachman CH, Bioelectric effects in tissue, Clinical orthopaedics and related research, 1965 Nov-Dec;43:251-3,  PMID: 5861096
2. Marino A, Becker RO, Piezoelectric effect and growth control in bone, Nature, 1970 Oct 31;228(5270):473-4, PMID: 5482504
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Describing the nature of biological communication channels

W. Ross Adey, professor of anatomy and physiology, a medical doctor and researcher of adaptation mechanisms in the US Air Force discovered the importance of extremely weak electromagnetic fields in membrane transport and in intracellular enzyme systems. After 20 years of systematic investigation he was able to describe the main characteristics of such internal singling processes which control metabolic activity on cellular level. Resonance in frequency and intensity are required for inducing changes in metabolic processes, as described in the summarising articles:

1. Bawin, S. and Ross Adey, W. (1976): “Sensitivity of Calcium Binding in Cerebral Tissues to Weak Environmental Electric Fields Oscillating at Low Frequency,” Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 73, 1999–2003.
2. Adey W.R., Bawin S.M. (1977): “Brain interactions with weak electric and magnetic fields”. in Neurosci. Res. Prog. Bull. 15:7,  pp. 121-129.
3. Adey W. R. (1980): Frequency and Power Windowing in Tissue Interactions with Weak Electromagnetic Fields. in Proceedings  of the IEEE, vol. 63, no. 1, p. 119-125.
4. Adey W.R. (1989): Cell Membranes, Electromagnetic Fields, and Intercellular Communication. In Brain Dynamics, Volume 2 of the series Springer Series in Brain Dynamics, ISBN 978-3-642-74559-1 – pp. 26-42
5. Interaction Mechanisms of Low-Level Electromagnetic Fields in Living Systems, Adey W.R. Editor; Oxford University Press  New York, 1992.

Research work in the Academy of Science

Gabor’s research activity in Kiev began in January 1993; his first priority was to show that every single biological unit in the organism receives information from corresponding physiological units and adaptation mainly depends on the quality of information transfer. In this regard his supposition was, that the information content, the patterns of the physiological information flow are even more critical than other aspects of the waves. That is why he insisted, that cell repair functions can be optimised (even in lethally injured cell structures) by making available the full information content of the same tissue system. BRT studies with

a) immune cells of human blood;
b) during the early development of drosophila;
c) with immunosuppressed mice after long term exposure to ionising radiation

all confirmed that homeodynamics of every living cell depend on the availability of information and by the application of a specific technology which supports information transfer, cells can restart normal functioning.

Note

Lednyiczky, G. In vitro und in vivo Versuche, um die Kontrollfunktion niederenergetischer Bio-informationen und anderer  Schwingungen zu demonstrieren’ (in: Niederenergetische Bioinformation, Ed.: P.C. Endler and A. Stacher 1997; Facultas Universitätsverlag, Wien) pp. 115-152