The MWO is an instrument for "Radiobiology therapy". It is based on the principles laid down by G. Lakhovsky. We offer you a clinic Model (MWO professional) and a portable version (MWO Portable) of the MWO. Also, with the MWO Broadcaster you can carry out radionic broadcasting with both instruments.
MWO Professional
MWO Broadcaster
MWO Portable
MWO-MULTIPLE WAVE OSCILLATOR PROFESSIONAL
 The original “Multiple Wave Oscillator” goes back to 1934. Engineer Georges Lakhovsky, born in Russia and living mainly in France, created the foundations for this instrument by virtue of his work on the cell as an electrical oscillating circuit. In common with the founder of radionics, A. Abrams, Lakhovsky assumed that diseases were primarily an electrical phenomenon. Disease can only arise if the cell has changed with regard to its electrical characteristics. Abrams, with his oscilloclast, was trying to irradiate the patient with electromagnetic waves to compensate for these variations in cellular electric characteristics. Lakhovsky also designed an instrument which generated an electromagnetic alternating field between a generator and a resonator. But, unlike Abrams, he generated several sinusoidal signals of varying frequences and overlaid them (hence the name “Multiple Wave Oscillator”). It was then possible for the patient to be exposed to this alternating field for therapeutic purposes. Lakhovsky’s MWO was an instrument with extensive indications. In Bruce Copen’s book “Radiobiology Therapy”, you can find further information about MWO principles. The MWO developed in our laboratories uses the principles developed by G Lakhovsky and combines them with knowledge from radionics. In common with the Lakhovsky MWO, the Copen MWO consists of two units: a generator and a resonator. On the reverse of the generator, it is possible to set radionic rates on 15 rotary controllers. This means that specific information can be transferred and specific balancing of more than 6500 different parameters. The resonator is connected by a cable to the generator and is set up opposite the generator such that the two antennae are opposite each other. (50 cm to 2m distance depending on the application). The field which arises between the two antennae penetrates any living tissue and reactivates the cell structure. The intensity of the field can be precisely set with a rotary controller. In common
with our radionic instruments, the MWO has a 6-level system in order to enable fine
balancing. Via the AUX interface (Copen 7-pole), the MWO can be connected with one of our radionic instruments (e.g. MK12) or potentisers. Thus it is also possible for homoeopathic remedies, EECS programmes, etc. to be in-corporated into the operation of the MWO. For treatment, either the entire body of the patient or areas or parts of his body are placed between the resonator and the generator. You will find further information in Dr Bruce Copen’s book “Radiobiology Therapy”. In conjunction with the MWO Broadcast Unit, it is also possible to perform radionic balancing on the basis of a patient specimen.
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Dimensions
(cm): Generator: 20 x 28 x 28, Resonator:
28 x 28 x 13 Weight: 7 kg Order No:
LR-07042 PRICE:
$2075.00
Case Colours: DARK BLUE Order No: O-07087 No Charge
WINE RED Order No: O-07088
No Charge
MOSS GREEN Order No: O-07090
No Charge
BLACK Order No:
O-07085
No Charge
WHITE Order No: O-07133
PRICE:
$110.00
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Once you have successfully
integrated the MWO into your treatment concept, it gives you the opportunity of using it
for radionic balancing as well (on the basis of a patient specimen). The MWO is then a
fully fledged radionic instrument. The MWO Broadcaster is connected to the generator and
to the resonator by means of the two cables which are supplied, and is placed in the field
between the two units. The patient specimen is then laid on the chrome plate on top of the
MWO Broadcasters. The MWO is then operated in the usual way, and is switched on.
This is a newly
developed, portable version of the described MWO. The generator is combined with the
resonator and the control unit to produce a carrying case. This makes the MWO the ideal
instrument for mobile use or for loan to patients. The case can be obtained in wine red,
dark blue, black or moss-green.