The Midbrain: Central Gray Matter is the Resonance Center of the Radionics System
Radionics was developed by Albert Abrams, an American physician, as a diagnostic and treatment tool based on the percussion auscultation method. Although the efficacy of radionics for the treatment of diseases has been reported, there is a lack of theoretical evidence for its effects. The inputs and...
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| description | Radionics was developed by Albert Abrams, an American physician, as a diagnostic and treatment tool based on the percussion auscultation method. Although the efficacy of radionics for the treatment of diseases has been reported, there is a lack of theoretical evidence for its effects. The inputs and outputs of radionic devices are clearly defined; however, limited information is currently available for the location at which they interact. Based on an examination of the unconscious signal-sensing functions of the brain as an alternative to psychochemical methods, the present study provides novel insights that will contribute to a theoretical explanation of radionics. The present study identified the central gray matter of the midbrain as the central site of action of radionic devices. |
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