What do Plants and Radios Have in Common?

When you tune a radio receiver to 107.7 MHz on your radio tuner or bandwave, you match the wave length or frequency of 107.7 MHz of the radio transmitter. This causes the receiver and the transmitter to vibrate and communicate at the same frequency or band wave; allowing you to hear sound. Living cells behave similarly to a radio transmitter and receiver. 
In 1929 a Russian engineer named Georges Lakhovsky did research into the electrical nature of plant life. “He postulated that all living cells (plants, people, bacteria, parasites, etc.) possess attributes which normally are associated with electronic circuits. These cellular attributes include resistance, capacitance, and inductance. These 3 electrical properties, when properly configured, will cause the recurrent generation or oscillation of high frequency sine waves when sustained by a small, steady supply of outside energy of the right frequency. This effect is known as resonance. In electronics, circuits which generate these recurrent sine waves can be called electromagnetic resonators, but more commonly they are referred to as oscillators. Lakhovsky tells us that not only do all living cells produce and radiate oscillations of very high frequencies, but they also receive and respond to oscillations imposed upon them from outside sources. This outside source of radiation or oscillations are due to cosmic rays which bombard the earth continuously. This stupendous realization, achieved during the golden years of radio, not only led to a new method of healing by the application of high frequency waves, but broadened appreciation for the newly emerging field of hidden science known as Radionics or Radiathesia.” (http://www.electrocultureandmagnetoculture.com/history.html)


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