Re: More modern synchrometer?

I disagree partly. While it was a crude piece of junk that could not produce any relevant data as far as I can tell, There is such as thing as resonance and many different frequencies exist throughout the universe according to mathematical law. Just because our technology is too primitive to actually produce relevant data, does not mean that it does not exist and that it is not possible to some day detect and translate that data into useful information.


Only narrow-mindedness pushes us to make such claims. I am certain that many, like Einstein and Tesla would take exception with part of your statement.

For many years, the subject of acupuncture points was hotly contested, at least, until they were electrically identified and verified by Dr. Robert O. Becker, M.D., and his associates.

Back in the 1870's there was a new product introduced, called the Medical Electric Battery, which consisted of a dry cell battery and a mechanical coil/armature assembly that when turned on would produce electrical impulses. These devices were in high demand for over a half a century until they were forced out of business by the AMA under Morris Fishbein. These units were so popular that they were available from Rexall Drug stores, Montgomery Wards, and Sears.

They were forced off of the market because it was claimed by the Pharmaceutical industry that they were Quack medicine machines and did nothing, equivalent to snake oil.

I know today, that the actual scam was the drug company claims and that these devices actually work. They Kill Germs!

This becomes apparent after they have been wrongly scoffed at for close to 80 years.

Just because a devices does not always produce the expected or promised results does not make it worthless or a fraud. It is often those with the longest noses who are the most incorrect.