All living organisms, whether plants or animals, consist of electromagnetic systems normally in equilibrium under the influence of a field of cosmic radiations combined with internal radiations such as those conditioned by nutritional processes. Excessive or deficient amplitude of this radiation must involve oscillatory disequilibrium which is fatal to the organism. This state of affairs may be brought about simply by variations in the characteristics of radia­tions which modify the functional activity of the transmitter or cellular-resonator.  Learn More below.

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“The improver of natural knowledge absolutely refuses to acknowledge authority as such,” declared the great Huxley.

Georges Lakhovsky stood firm in this belief. He dared to challenge the high priests of science, much like those who questioned the dogmas of religion. Lakhovsky saw that these self-appointed gatekeepers of knowledge, entrenched in their laboratories, were unwilling to accept ideas that might disrupt their conventional worldview. He, however, embraced experimental evidence and pushed forward with his bold theories.

Lakhovsky’s journey began with a simple yet profound idea: “Every living being emits radiation.” This statement, though met with skepticism, would lead him to explore the very fabric of life and its connection to the cosmos.

Steven A. Ross, Ph.D. is co-founder and CEO of the World Research Foundation. For nearly 40 years he has researched and lectured around the world. He has delivered over 200 lectures and made presentations to various worldwide government agencies, hospital networks, and been interviewed on more than 150 radio programs and 15 regional and national television programs. He has been an expert witness for the City of Los Angeles and consulted for the insurance industry.

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