The article by Bjørn Øverbye is the first of two (or more) dealing with the history of bioresonance medicine. It makes a strong impression reading how Royal Rife, George Kendall and Milbank Johnsen were persecuted during the 1930’s after having made what might have been a true breakthrough in medical science. What was really behind this, and what were the true motives? One motive, of course, was economical interests – the fight for money. But I can not escape a suspicion that also the fight for power may have been a part of the story. The words of Francis Bacon: “Knowledge is power” in a fateful way initiated the Modern Age. Perhaps Rife, Kendall and Milbank Johnsen were persecuted, not because they were believed to be unscientific, but because somebody believed this was really significant and might change the history of medical science.

Personally I got aware what a sinister potential this part of medical science might get in the global fight for power. It was on that basis I wrote the book ‘Elektromagnetismen og livet – en konfrontasjon mellom to supermakters vitenskap’ (Electromagnetism and Life – A Confrontation between the Sciences of Two Superpowers) in 1987. The back page of my new book ‘Fredsgudinnens hevn’ (Revenge of the Peace Goddess) tells what this is about:
“In 1987 Vilhelm Schjelderup published the book ‘Elektromagnetismen og livet – en konfrontasjon mellom to supermakters vitenskap’. The book was written just after the historical meeting between President Reagan and Gorbachev in Reykjavik when we were all holding our breath whether there would be an end to the atomic threat and the Cold War. Schjelderup did fear that the threat from Soviet electromagnetic weapons should be used as a critical argument against making an agreement about disarmament with the Soviets. That is why he opened the book with a citation from a speech the Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev had given in 1975 urging the United States to go together with the Soviet Union to prohibit the development of a new type of weapon he characterised as an even greater threat to humanity than the atomic weapons. Schjelderup was right. There were strong forces both in the East and in the West who tried to stop the peace process, and the threat of Soviet electromagnetic weapons was tried used as a critical argument. Luckily President Reagan went against the advices of most of his security advisers, and there was an end to the Cold War.
This is a part of our near history which has received too little attention, and which the author believes is being partly hidden. To day electromagnetic weapons are being developed in the US in secret, so called ‘black projects’ where the politicians have no insight. The author believes that this development represents the greatest threat to democracy to day.”

In a more positive context it is important to tell that there is to day a growing interest and positive development for bioresonance therapies in Norway. Most well known is probably the school called ‘quantum medicine’ which can be contacted at the web site www.scio.as Important are also the therapies based on the MORA and BICOM machines. Reidun L. Dahlheim has done a study at the University of Tromsø in cooperation with NAFKAM (The Norwegian institute for the academic study of alternative therapies). They compared the effect of bioresonance therapy and cortisone treatment in asthma. The study was completed 4 years ago and gave best results for bioresonance therapy. To day several studies of somewhat different scientific qualities that confirm the therapeutic effect of different bioresonance therapies. At the international Medical Association Congress on BICOM Bioresonance Therapy in Fulda in 2006 Hans Brügemann presented a survey of 15 such studies evaluated according to accepted norms for scientific documentation. His conclusion is that to day we may state that the therapeutic effect of BICOM bioresonance therapy is scientifically proved, and that anyone suggesting otherwise is ignoring these studies”.

There are some highly interesting developments in present day physics that may provide a new basis for the physics of the 21st century. In our last news letter we had an article on the book by Dunning-Davies with special emphasis on the important research of Ruggero Santilli and the development of hadronic mechanics. In this issue I have written a small article on the work of Peter Rowlands and Peter Marcer which has given us a new basic theory The Nilpotent Rewrite System. In the light of this theory biology finds its natural place and the ECIWO concept becomes a logical consequence. This is an abstract and most comprehensive theme which it is difficult to mediate. This article is therefore only meant as a small introduction I hope to follow up later.

Vilhelm Schjelderup
 

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