Inventive Product's Multi-Wave Oscillator (MWO)
IP took months researching the patent that Lakhovsky received on his machine and various writings of Lakhovsky and Nicolus Tesla describing the inter-workings of the MWO machine design.
IP's engineers determined to produce the most accurate and best machine possible even if it required more expensive components, elected to follow the direction of Tesla in his writings as which circuit most accurately produced the healing waves that Lakhovsky sought. However, there were some documented issues with Lakhovsky's machine. For one, the antennas were extremely expensive to produce and so IP utilizes modern printed circuit board design and production to produce the antennas at a fraction of the cost of hand crafted antenna. Lakhovsky's machine would only run for about 5 minutes at a time due to the internal electronics that were available during the 1920's, so thorough more research and development of some custom components, IP was able to run our machine for 15 minutes at a time and up to three treatments in succession. Lakhovsky's machine was also very large and extremely heavy, IP's machine although still somewhat large and heavy is at least portable and all fits within its carrying case. Lakhovsky also used two Tesla coils on his machines, something that some manufacturers do not use. It is IP's opinion that this is a critical element of what makes the machine function properly and therefor utilizes both coils in the same manor and relationship as did Lakhovsky.
Since late summer 2002, IP's engineers have been steadily improving the machines performance and reliability and at this point contend that they have the most robust, and accurate to the original intent of Lakhovsky and Tesla MWO that is available anywhere in the world today.
History:
Georges Lakhovsky developed and presented the idea that each cell in the human body works as a micro-cellular oscillator with energy fields resonating with a "twisted filament" (like a tiny "oscillator") in the neuclei of living cells. The cell acts like a transmitter and receiver of radio-electric waves that produce an energizing effect. With help from Nikola Tesla, he built the first Multiple Wave Oscillator (MWO) in the mid-1920s. He applied for a U.S. patent (#1,962,565) and received it in 1934. Lakhovsky, unfortunately, died in 1942 at the age of 72. His patent expired in 1951 and is now readily available in the public domain. The MWO and other similar devices continued to be used in clinics throughout Europe after his death, but the technology seems to have been almost forgotten in America. After achieving a 98% success rate over an 11 year period, it's more than a bit curious as to why his work was suddenly withdrawn from use and patients told treatments were no longer available. MWOs' have been documented to be of value in treating cancer, arthritis, and other illnesses. Lakhovsky's goal when designing the Multiple Wave Oscillator was to produce and transmit a full spectrum of harmonic frequencies within the body, allowing each cell to resonate with the appropriate frequency. Cells that were sick would be entrained by the correct harmonics, bringing them into a normal state so they could heal themselves through natural processes. With the proper resonant frequencies, normal mechanisms of detoxification could work to bring about greater health and well being. |
