Is Homeopathy the same as electronic medicine? Or are there fundamental differences?

The modulator says its not possible to measure biological fields: So what have the psycholologists + the Drugs industry who hve suppresed info., been up to all this time... Measuring brain function and heart rate: Scientists like Michael Persinger pass low frequency into peoples brains and get them to hallucinateThe Secret Life of Ghosts and werewolves BBC 2001 )Because he has created a electronic stimulious or is it the fact he has stimulated a chemical responce, with a particular sine wave: The military + police use a combination of either low frequency on its own, as mentioned on "Tommorow`s World" in November 2001: (But they can use it in combination with microwaves) as "crowd control" devices:

This energy they use is largly beyond detection on a bog standard meter: Because it hard to measure low frequency: The only way to do it is to record the info. with a special analyser which goes down to 1Hz and below.. Then speed the tape up to find the information. Much the same as the militry, and naturlists socilties do with birds, Dolphins and Bats. That will bring the info. back on scale.

The miltary have been into this for years: They use it the combination of low frequency and microwaves as a weapon/communication system. As its much more powerful than radio systems. If measured with bog standard meters the microwave would only be detectable within normal limits. As was reported on BBC Horizon in 1995: In 1999 The Secret KGB Files reapeted the same story other signals were found to be present: Most of the staff at the USA embasy in Moscow had head and throat cancer as well as psychological problems. Some how this information got muddled and retold.. That some scientists thought microwaves should be set at a lower level... They did not conclued that low freq. was being used. Which acted as a "Carrier Wave" or amplifyier. The low frequency went largly undetected.

Since the 1980`s the Essence of this the 1995 Horizon program said that USA psychics were being put in faraday cages: Which they thought stopped outside effects.. Where`s like the low frequency systems used for a weapon or crowd control.. It amplified rather than just protected the indervidual.. They did not say they were using the low frequency as and other systems combined on that program.. But there is enough information around under a number of headings that suggest low frequency was being used to enhance their ablity as well as using it to heal, but also to interfere with other beings..

Medics in this country have got hold of this equipment to make the,equivlant of homeopathic medicine.. Which is far more introsive than the old radionic system invented by Rae et al in the 1930`s. That was only a glorified radio.

Psychologist esp. in the USA should know about the effects of these machines esp. Dr. P., The USA government have taken special licneces out, even though these devices were band in the 1950`s.. While the UK protection agencies don`t seem to have any understanding.. Of the saftey implications: Because main stream science does not know how to interprite data in the correct manor.. They are relying on out moded ways of just seeing the world at a chemical level, rather than the bodies responce to a electrical substance be it added directly to the body through pills or whether it comes over the air ways. Some say we only take the frequencies we need: That may be a exuses of whether people understand on a human level or whether direct measurment was taken.. I supect like everything else, is more what the eye don`t see can`t harm or help..

So we can just do, if you don`t know: If you do know you are oversenstive?

Electronic medicine may have some aspects of the more traditional Homeopathic medicine.. Its effects are much more potient.. Than traditional med. We are not dealing with the same animal. In simplistic terms electronic versions are more yang in nature than traditional made systems. Rather than being a balanced product. [reply]

re: Electronic V Homeopathy Clare D - 123rd post - 22 May 2003 15:10
come again?!!
It is not at all hard to measure low frequencies.

Dolphins and bats emit ultrasound, not electromagnetic waves. And it's at very high frequency. The reason they artificially slow the recording down on wildlife programmes is so that it gets down low enough so that we can hear it.

I'm not aware of microwaves being used as a weapon system. Microwaves don't cause cancer. They don't have enough energy to muck up the chemical bonds in your DNA. All they do is jiggle water bonds around a bit to heat things. And microwave communication transmitters wouldn't even do that.

It doesn't make sense to say that low frequencies enhance psychic ability as psychic ability has not been demonstrated.

"main stream science does not know how to interprite data in the correct manor". Goodness me, I wonder how we ever managed to get planes in the air then.
There is no such thing as an "electrical substance".
Cheers then [reply]

re: Electronic V Homeopathy Paul Elliott - 864th post - 23 May 2003 10:08
Carol has some very... interesting ideas. I'm still waiting to be told how any chemical compound can be synthesised electronically, it would make my life a lot easier at the moment. [reply]

re: Electronic V Homeopathy carol rae - 129th post - 24 May 2003 22:08

Paul,

Its part of these anti-gravity systems ability to generate low frequency, they create a type of Faraday Cage effect/electrostatic field: These systems stop normal earthing.. Which help retain the information. A sine wave of any substance could be made on a GLC machine: That sine wave could be passed directly into a substrate: Or even a solid object.. In combination with the low frequency, it carriers the information further into the body or any other object.. "Barrie Trower" and tetra: There is some interconnecting info.. about this information.. Low freq being taken further into the body..

"Swiss scientists warn about Robots" might still be on the net: The military are able to programme any microprossesor to be you or another person.. By a combination of low frequency systems or you directly. You can not in general terms, create the soild.. The sine wave will cause a biochemical reaction until other componants in the body are deminished: The electrical simulus may be increased, without increase in biochemical reaction:

Scientists under various names, "quantum physics": Are able to move soild matter from place to place.. It was thought that large amounts of energy were needed to change one substance into another.. These anti-gravity systems harness large amounts of energy.. In which anything can be done or made.. There are scientist working on it and have done for many years.. No matter how much jo public says I see no ships.. Or Scientist in main stream science: What makes you and me, can be vibrated, in or out of various sets of molcules. All there is needed is some sort of focusing require and Co-ordiantes. Again this sort of stuff is under military applications.. They seem to have little understanding in "quatum physics" of the total effect on all of us, making or doing this type of work.. They might say or talk about Butterflies doing whatever. There is no one able to put controls on things.. As main stream science does not know what they are up to: They could be playing with lollypops.. An some idot will say its all lies it can`t be true, so they carry on.. This science is not new, Why people think it is a belif system? If they don`t believe, they can`t do anything to me.. I am perfectly safe.

Or at least I hope I am? I will just say one more time then I don`t believe in all this "Hocus Pocus". Lets all say it perhaps it might help. [reply]

re: Electronic V Homeopathy Raymo UK - 170th post - 25 May 2003 18:44
re: Electronic V Homeopathy carol rae - 134th post - 26 May 2003 00:56

raymouk,

Sorry they do exist.. Have a look for Zero point on Amazon. [reply]


re: Electronic V Homeopathy OTLSJ - 89th post - 23 May 2003 12:03
"chemical compound can be synthesised electronically" ever heard of electroylsis, quit a major branch of chemistry [reply]

re: Electronic V Homeopathy Paul Elliott - 868th post - 23 May 2003 13:06
But you can hardly make "any compound" by electrolysis now can you. Apparently there's a marvellous technology which exists which we academic chemists and industrial chemists deny and cover up (muhahahahahah!!!!) by which you can make any compound by electronic waves, piff-paff-poof, and you've got taxol!
I think not. [reply]

re: Electronic V Homeopathy Vanessa Keeler - 10th post - 23 May 2003 00:09
An interesting electronic device to treat ailments is the "Bicom 2000" - which seems to be proving very successful. (You can find out more if you search for it.....) It appears to normalise the body's unbalanced electromagnetic frequency patterns with spectacular results. Perhaps this is what Radionic treatment and other 'subtle energy' based systems like Homeopathy and Acupuncture are doing aswell? Regarding the dangers of microwave radiation (mobile phones/transmitters) - it seems that the biological damage is not done by the heating effect of the radiation, (which is what the 'safe limits' are based on regarding telecommunication equipment) but is due to the action of the radio frequencies on the brain waves of the subject. A lot of information has been suppressed by the big phone companies (rather like what the cigarette companies did when one of their experts discovered they were carcinogenic - but eventually the truth came out.)
Also, there are lots of studies out there which do demonstrate various types of psychic ability, but it is fashionable either to ignore the evidence and pretend it doesn't exist, or debunk the scientists involved - it would mean that science would have to move its goal posts but eventually that will have to happen. A lot of 'science' has been shown to be incorrect from what I learned at school - slowly but surely the new science filters through into society....... have a look at the work of Rupert Sheldrake. [reply]

re: Electronic V Homeopathy Paul Elliott - 863rd post - 23 May 2003 10:07
"It appears to normalise the body's unbalanced electromagnetic frequency patterns ..."
Erm, 'electromganteic frequency patterns'? That sound like someone trying to blag it that they know what they talk about, ie psuedo-science, the enemy of public understanding of science.

"Regarding the dangers of microwave radiation (mobile phones/transmitters) - it seems that the biological damage is not done by the heating effect of the radiation, (which is what the 'safe limits' are based on regarding telecommunication equipment) but is due to the action of the radio frequencies on the brain waves of the subject"

Erm? Radio waves are at even lower frequency and energy to microwaves so are orders of magnitude less likely to cause damage. And exactly how does a radio waves affect ion migration across membranes, journal references please.

"...fashionable either to ignore the evidence..."

What evidence, and what do you mean by fashionable, if you mean we have degrees in scientific subjects so that we know that the calptrap someone is banging on about was disproved 70 years ago, then hey, we're ain't geeks after all!

". A lot of 'science' has been shown to be incorrect from what I learned at school"

Er, no, it was simplified The real scientific world is really quite complicated and so unsuitable to teach at school age. [reply]

re: Electronic V Homeopathy Vanessa Keeler - 13th post - 24 May 2003 01:15

"Electromagnetic frequency patterns" refers to the work of Fritz-Albert Popp - that living organisms emit light photons (eg rudimentary plants or animals emit 100 photons/cm2/sec at a wavelength of 200-800 nanometres, humans 10 photons for same area/time/frequency. In illness, these patterns become disturbed.)

Regarding microwave radiation from mobile phones, why is it I read that emissions from them can be, depending on the type, either 'continuous wave or pulsed microwave RF' (doesn't RF stand for 'radio frequency'?) (see paper by Drs. Henry Lai and N.P. Singh, University of Washington, Seattle) Also, look for Dr Gerald Hyland's work (he is a physicist at University of Warwick and government adviser on mobile phones) - he says "there are many reports over the past 30 years that MWR can exert non-thermal influences, at intensities well below those necessary to cause any detectable heating" and that there are "reported biological impacts of exposure to this radiation, particularly those provoked by the contentious non-thermal effects." He believes that the pulsed MWR has effects on biological electrical activities in the brain at a cellular level. Have a look for yourself - I can't keep putting quotes on here! As for 'science' changing over time, having trained as a medical radiographer years ago I am aware that a lot of factors have changed today. For example, the 'safe levels' of ionising radiation have progressively been reduced as harmful genetic effects have become apparent over the generations. My boss at that time had been taught that an electric current travels from the positive terminal to the negative, and then had to relearn it the other way round once the electron had been discovered. Is that 'simplified' or 'incorrect'?? [reply]

re: Electronic V Homeopathy carol rae - 136th post - 26 May 2003 01:09
Vanessa,
Hyland has retired is there anyone else in this country? There was work being done in Liverpool uni. where he was trained is no longer done.. Bristol uni. does not have much understanding or Coventry uni.. Prof. C. Smith used to be at Salford uni. He is into Bicom.. [reply]

re: Electronic V Homeopathy Vanessa Keeler - 31st post - 26 May 2003 17:54
As far as I know, Gerald Hyland is still involved to some extent - I went to a lecture he gave last year here in Winchester, as a local school has been trying to prevent a mobile phone mast being erected nearby. [reply]

re: Electronic V Homeopathy Clare D - 127th post - 27 May 2003 13:55
The fact the one man is researching a theory doesn't mean it's true or even plausible. Nothing in science can be really taken seriously until it is independently replicated. [reply]

re: Electronic V Homeopathy Vanessa Keeler - 41st post - 28 May 2003 12:58
He isn't one man researching a theory, he has brought together all the available research that has been done/is being done around the world. And it isn't a theory any more - there seems to be sufficient proof that mobile phone radiaton does cause biological damage in a non-thermal way. That's why the research continues, so that there is enough evidence to make it through to the government and the general public. If there weren't people like him around we may never understand what dangers modern technologies may bring...... [reply]

re: Electronic V Homeopathy carol rae - 126th post - 23 May 2003 19:56

Vanessa,

I will have a look at Rupert Sheldrake thank you: There are problems with "Bicom". I was told several medics did not like the radiation effects. They complained to the company in Germany. The companies solution was to give them a crystal.

You are suppose to say various affimations with this systems in order to programme effects. It says in the instructions, that the sine wave is inverted and the patients condition is feed back to them at a low potency: The trouble is its not doing that, the machine uses different types of sine waves other than the normal "S" shape it might use square or stepped which makes it produce subfrequencies.. Most of the energy is off scale.. So I don`t believe, Bicom don`t know how the machine works: The wave inversion makes more low frequency like wise the different shape sine wave crates, still more low freq. My experiance of these machines they produce high levels of electrostatic fields.. Which radiated out about a good 15/20ft. Its worse when the machine switches off, it leaves any toxins that came out of the patient/pratitioner to perminate the fabric of the building and surrounding area:

It creats an electromagnetic smog.. There are supposed to be cleansing programmes which are not very effective.. Yes I do believe there have been good reports in some people. This and other machines cause geopathic stress. While they are running they work like a catalyst.. Drawing out toxins from the body.. They have effects of pulling in Currie Grids and Hartman layer.. Which puts back ground energies out. There is not enough understanding that taking too much toxin out of the patient causes a back ground energy problems: They are over healed or over withdrawn: Which leads to them disrupting ground transmission lines in and around their own homes. If that the case its dread to think what`s happening where the practitioner is working how much energy is being mix and matched.. In this electronic smog.. THERE IS NO WAY OF ISOLATING THIS ENERGY ITS VERY CLOSELY RELATED TO NEUCLEAR RADIATION IN SOME ASPECTS: It also creates a long period vibration which goes through anything..(this is the same as earth quakes and volcanoes).

These systems relate back to the "Tom Bearden website" and Henry Moray also anti-gravity systems. Tessla. Tom Bearden has made his own version of Biocom. I don`t think he understands how powerful these systems are: THEY ARE TOO POWERFUL TO EARTH: They do not feel like finding a place which has naturally good ionisation and healing.. Its very artifical it lacks something, as I think I said its all yang and no yin..

THERE IS NO ORGANISATION IN PLACE TO ASSESS THE SAFETY, of these systems.. The NRPB or HSE have not the experties. Because they still see theses types of devices as low energy.. Even "Free Energy devices".

There is nothing new about this technology, just a combination of Scientists wanting to do their own thing.. Each in their very very tinney world. Saying I see no ships, or molecules. Therefore it does not exist? It Can`t exist because I can`t see it or feel it. What about electricity?

Some people don`t feel much because they have a poor up take of energy along with understanding.. Like teaching a person who has not seen and regained their sight, at some stage in their life they did not learn.. While others who do feel things have a good up take.. They are mislabled as oversensitive and perhaps daft. Where`s the truth is quite the opposite. It the ones who can`t feel who are the daft ones: Who rely on meters that may or may not tell you what the real energies doing.

Have you looked at the "Homeopathyhome"? [reply]


re: Electronic V Homeopathy carol rae - 126th post - 23 May 2003 21:34
Venessa,
If any of the above seems garbled I have to compete with me husband saying I want me dinner, something us ladies have cope with: [reply]


re: Electronic V Homeopathy Vanessa Keeler - 15th post - 24 May 2003 02:00
I can sympathise - it's my husband and 4 children clamouring for their food. (Not at this time of night, though...) [reply]

re: Electronic V Homeopathy carol rae - 124th post - 23 May 2003 17:59
Clare,
Animals use low frequency to carry information over distance.. Where the ultra sound would only travel a short way.. They use both systems to judge distance I would think.. [reply]


re: Electronic V Homeopathy carol rae - 125th post - 23 May 2003 18:11
Clare D,
I am not saying you can`t measure low freq. but the lower you go down the scale the harder it is to measure. There is a feed back between the higher freqencies and the low frequencies.. Where energy is not acuratly measured, not even calculated mathamatically.. [reply]


re: Electronic V Homeopathy Tim Kelleher - 64th post - 24 May 2003 12:18
Clare,
Yes, I also think that all these therapies, including Homeopathy, mediate their actions thru some form of radiation (possibly e/m), with the Brain as the target in all cases. Tim [reply]


re: Electronic V Homeopathy Simon Baker - 1091st post - 22 May 2003 15:21
What is a 'bog standard meter'? [reply]

re: Electronic V Homeopathy alan calverd - 1078th post - 25 May 2003 12:24
1. A stick 39.37 inches long
2. An AVO meter (very good for measuring low frequency currents)

3. A soil hygrometer

4. A toilet gas analyser0A [reply]


re: Electronic V Homeopathy carol rae - 136th post - 26 May 2003 01:36

Alan,

Very good! We cast a few spells with the stick or perhaps beat some sense into a few of them, or even some Feng shui? I think a fatal electric shock might do better perhaps, then a Avo.. Would a soil hygrometer know if the world is round or perhaps flat? What to do with the toilet gas analyser, I wonder if its good at detecting ghosts, or which way the wind might be blowing.. Could it be adustied to find the etheric body? Or perhaps suck it up like ghost busters: Though I think a broom might be the best anti-gravity system: [reply]

HERE

re: Electronic V Homeopathy Tim Kelleher - 66th post - 24 May 2003 14:43
I think she means that the Military and Police went in this direction of using other Frequency ranges as carriers of secret information so it could not be heard/hacked by radio equip. available to the general public. This cheap radio equipment is the bog standard meter. [reply]

re: Electronic V Homeopathy Tim Kelleher - 62nd post - 22 May 2003 23:19
Hi Carol,
"Homeopathic medicine the same as electronic medicine." "..not possible to measure biological fields".

Depends on which branch of electronic medicine you are referring to. Some Homeopaths do biomagnetic or radionic treatments. "Radionics" is not taken that seriously in Britain (banned in the USA). A SQUID magnetometer (superconducting quantum interference device) can measure magnetic fields as low as 10 to power of -13 Tesla, from Brain tissue. The heart's magnetic field is much stronger, in the 10 to the power of -10 Tesla range. I think only the Brain is affected by Homeopathic medicines. The subtle e/m radiation of the medicines is mimmicking one of the Brain's own internal communication systems - the one which controls symptoms and their perception. These medicines cause PERCEIVED symptoms around the body (of an artificial disease, Hahnemann called it), just false signals. The Brain has been instructed to give the patient the perception of these symptoms, and actually feel pain in the foot, for example. But, symptom management is in the Brain. Homeopaths never rub a homeopathic solution on the foot, for example - it acts only centrally, or holistically, on the Brain; taken by mouth or inhaled, or just close to face in sensitive cases reported Hahnemann. The perception of a symptom in the foot, for instance, is actually communicated to the patient's consciousness by the Brain. Let me ramble then; the Homeopathic medicine is in the form of e/m radiation imitating the e/m range used by some high-level "symptom management" process in the Brain, possibly related to the PNI axis (Homeostatic control system thought to be centred in the Hypothalamus/Pituitary region, near centres which sense and control circulating blood chemistry). Will think more about how this might work. Bye. Tim [reply]


re: Electronic V Homeopathy Vanessa Keeler - 16th post - 24 May 2003 02:18
Okay - how's this for weird rubbish. Suppose it is possible to view the 'aura' (energy field) around a living thing (I know people who make this claim - or you can look into Kirlian Photography). The energy field reflects the state of health of the physical body but can also be used to heal it. Disease creates changes in this 'aura'- such as gaps or weak areas. 'Energy' medicine (the likes of homeopathy, Bach flower remedies, Radionics, Acupuncture ......) unblocks or 'replaces' the missing areas in order to transfer the 'healing' to the physical body. Some energy medicines rely on a 'middle man' to transfer this healing energy (homeopathic tablets, the radionics box, the acupuncture needle) but ultimately it is an energy transfer from ...where...(zero point field?) which could be carried out by a healer (spiritual or whatever) directly (lots of experimental data to show that 'healing' works, if you want to look for it). Therefore the effects that were seen in the homeopathic experiment were not reliant on the homeopathic preparations, but the ability of the persons involved to transfer that energy. (James Randi and associated sceptics thus having a negative effect on such transfer - not unheard of, I believe.) Just had an idea - how about repeating the experiment with Jacques Benveniste, but slipping him 'pure' water instead of what he thinks is homeopathic dilutions and see if 'the experimentor effect' produces positive results?? [reply]

re: Electronic V Homeopathy Clare D - 133rd post - 27 May 2003 14:19
what you just described (slipping in some 'fake' treaments just made of water) is exactly what is meant by a "control" - you make some real treatments and some fake, and see if there's a difference. But wait, hold on...THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT JAMES RANDI DOES! That was the whole point of having him involved! There are some important things to bear in mind here:
1) neither the person applying the treatments or the person analysing the results (or the patients, if it's being tested on humans) should know whether they're using the real thing or not, until AFTER all the results are in. This is known as doing the experiment "double blind".

2) when a new drug, for example, is being tested on humans, the "control" group (who just get water) will show a significant improvement. This is not because the experimenter had some magical electronic effect on the water, it's a psychological effect known as the placebo effect.

3) we know the placebo effect is psychological rather than physical, because it only happens when you test something on humans. In the test shown on TV, they were using in vitro tests purely to exclude this effect. The fact that they got negative results with the all treated samples means that the experimenter DIDN'T have any effect on the solution tested.

The test shown on TV was a perfect example of exactly the type of test you are proposing. So why do you place so much emphasis on doing the whole thing all over again?! [reply]


re: Electronic V Homeopathy Vanessa Keeler - 39th post - 28 May 2003 12:32
Yes, I realise that! The point I am (unsuccessfully it seems) trying to make is that they could do an experiment to show that the experimenter DID have an effect (magical you say, but "the experimenter effect" is a known phenomenon) on the results. Not by any devious means, but by 'expecting' a particular result. (It has been proven that people can affect the outcome of a Random Event Generator which theoretically should be impossible, so why can't they affect experiments such as the Horizon one at a quantum level?) It would be a different experiment of course, but the basis of it would be the same. It would be proving the 'experimentor effect', not whether Homeopathy works or not. [reply]

re: Electronic V Homeopathy Clare D - 139th post - 28 May 2003 15:40
There can indeed be an experimenter effect on results due to people 'expecting' certain results. This is nothing psychic etc, it is due to the testers unconsciously INTERPRETING the results as being different (not MAKING the results actually physically BE different). And there is no convincing evidence showing any influence of people on random number generators - no decent controls are even done and the statistics are generally very dodgy.
In this test, the people analysing the results DIDN'T KNOW what samples they were analysing - whether treated or unteated. So it is not possible for them to have had any negative interpretation on one specific set of test results - they wouldn't have known what results to 'affect'. And this is all part of the reason why people say that homeopathy etc works on animals - they know which animals have been treated and INTERPRET that the treated animals have a better rate of improvement than untreated ones. Usually there is no real comparison anyway - it's just an anecdote where someone says "I treated my dog and it got better" - anecdotes are utterly worthless as evidence, no matter how many you collect. Do you know of any double-blind tests that have been done animals? I would be willing to bet that either none have been done or that they saw no effect beyond placebo.

This really needs to be stressed - the reason that scientific tests are done the way they are is to EXCLUDE experimenter influence. [reply]


re: Electronic V Homeopathy Vanessa Keeler - 41st post - 28 May 2003 20:02
Okay, whatever you say. But the work of Roger Nelson, Brenda Dunne et al looks pretty convincing. On another note, how about Remote Viewing? If that is a load of bunkum, why did the US Defence Department organise military personnel to be trained in it? And the training course still continues......
Regarding homeopathy and animals, many farmers use nosodes (homeopathic 'vaccination') to prevent mastitis in their herds - and say it is the most reliable method. [reply]


re: Electronic V Homeopathy J C - 422nd post - 28 May 2003 22:16
Vanessa,
you say...."On another note, how about Remote Viewing? If that is a load of bunkum, why did the US Defence Department organise military personnel to be trained in it? And the training course still continues......"

Vanessa, I strongly suggest you spend less time reading the more bizarre sites on the internet and more time thinking for yourself. Remote viewing is garbage - there is no evidence that it works and no mechanism by which it could.

Even if the US military did spend time on this nonsense - and I don't put it past them - don't you remember the old truism...."definition of oxymoron: military intellegence" [reply]


re: Electronic V Homeopathy Vanessa Keeler - 44th post - 29 May 2003 17:34

Ingo Swann has provided plenty of correlated evidence and the mechanism by which it works has not been found.....yet. You can see for yourself that the CIA and the US Department of Defence spent millions of dollars on training people in the technique - it is possible for anyone to learn - so why not have a go yourself, before you criticize things you obviously haven't a clue about. [reply]


re: Electronic V Homeopathy Vanessa Keeler - 39th post - 28 May 2003 12:33
By the way, how does the placebo effect explain that homeopathy works on animals? [reply]

re: Electronic V Homeopathy carol rae - 123rd post - 23 May 2003 17:48
Tim,
Who is the expert on these SQUID magnetometers? [reply]


re: Electronic V Homeopathy Tim Kelleher - 66th post - 24 May 2003 14:05
Carol,
They are scientific instruments that have been around for over 30 years, but are now more sensitive than ever. The expert would be the Scientist using it for Bio-medical studies, or work in Physics. There is a specific type of Squid called MEG for brain function studies.

PASTE

Magnetoencephalography (MEG) is a functional imaging tool for medicine and fundamental investigations of brain function. We use the Aston University 19 channel superconducting magnetometer to measure the very weak magnetic fields.

There's a latest SQUID at Cardiff University, being used for Biomagnetism research.

A company called PTB in Germany a developed a SQUID magnetometer module that surrounds the sample being studies and is able to measure ALL THREE VECTOR COMPONENTS of the magnetic field.

As regards the expert on it, I don't know. There is plenty out there if you do a Yahoo search on Squid magnetometers. I know a little - what's the question? Tim [reply]