Phase 2 - Results:

100 patients were involved and received a total of 2600 challenges.

25 patients gave 0% responses ( EMF insensitive);

25 patients gave true positive responses 62%, false positive responses 0%;

50 patients gave true positive responses 71%, false positive responses 60%.

Phase 3 - Results:

25 patients from Phase 2 giving zero false positives were re-tested double-blind.

Of these, 53% gave true positives, 8% gave false positives. No patient reacted to all the frequencies tested. The 25 controls gave 0% responses to any frequency.

Phase 4 - Results:

16 patients from Phase 3 were twice re-challenged double-blind at each patient’s most sensitive frequency. Both the Phase 4 trials gave 100% reactions to the double-blind challenges, 0% reactions to the placebos.

Figure 1

2.5 Testing for Electrical Sensitivities

Just as abnormal food and chemical sensitivities can be tested for, so can electrical ones. Initially, our procedure was simply to sit the patient a controlled environment. In practice, this was a chemical and particulate clean room, with negligible electrical fields from within or without and lit by daylight. An electrical oscillator was located at a normal TV-viewing or computer-using distance away from the patient as shown in Figure 2. This gave the patient a controlled electromagnetic field comparable with that commonly experienced in the environment within which the patient must be able to function.

The person carrying out the test slowly tuned an oscillator through all the environmental frequencies likely to be giving problems. It was usual to begin at or below 1 milliHertz (circadian rhythm frequencies) continuing through 1 Hz (Hz = Hertz = cycles per second) which is the order of heartbeat and brain wave frequencies, and on upwards until no further reactions were observed. Sometimes it was necessary to continue to frequencies far beyond those of microwave cookers and mobile phones. The clinician noted the observable symptoms, the patient reported any subjective symptoms as and when felt. The symptoms experienced were usually the same as those triggered during the patient’s foods and chemicals testing. This would have already taken place and that information available to the tester who needed to know if for example a heart condition or loss of consciousness was likely to occur. In this case, the tester had to attempt to detect the pending onset of symptoms before they became too uncomfortable or hazardous for the patient.

Figure 2 Testing for Electrical Sensitivities

The frequencies at which the symptoms were ‘triggered’ and ‘neutralised’ were recorded. There were usually one or more of the frequencies at which all the symptoms cleared up together. This amelioration would not be maintained if there was a heavy body load of toxic chemicals; environmental or nutritional stresses. However, all patients did feel great relief in realising that the symptoms that they suffered from for years could be turned on/off at will from an electrical oscillator on the other side of the room, not connected to them in any way, and that it was not ‘all in the mind’.

When we started patient testing, we did not know what if anything to expect. It was sufficient for the patient to sit in the same room as a set of electrical oscillators which were tuned slowly over the frequencies with the clinician noting the frequencies at which symptoms occurred and were neutralised. We then had some patients who were so sensitive that they were unable to tolerate frequencies at even the field strength found near a TV or computer and some were so extremely sensitive that they could not tolerate an oscillator being switched on when they were anywhere in the building.

To cope with these cases, we took a glass tube of saline or water from any source which was known to be tolerated by the patient since some patients are water-intolerant. This was given to the patient to hold in the fist and to ‘succuss’ by banging the exposed end of the glass tube on a wooden surface. When the patient had gone away, this was measured to find neutralising or therapeutic frequencies for this patient. These frequencies were imprinted³ into a tube of water to make the equivalent of a homoeopathic potency. This procedure fitted in well with the allergen dilutions already prepared and used in allergy clinics.

Imprinted water may be sent through the mail in a padded envelope if first wrapped in aluminium foil. With many years of experience and being many years retired, the writer prefers to use this method of testing patients for frequencies to which they may be sensitive.

2.6 Patients’ Frequencies

The frequencies from 200 patients which either triggered or neutralised reactions that involved the autonomic nervous system are shown in Figure 4. From this it is clear that while some patients had their characteristic reactions triggered by a particular frequency others had their reactions neutralised by the same frequency. The lowest frequency available to me then was about 2 Hz and the highest was about 4 GHz. Nothing could be deduced from these results concerning possible mechanisms for the sensitivities.

The neutralising frequencies for 55 patients measured at the Environmental Health Center in Dallas in November 1992 are shown in Figure 5. Three frequencies are statistically significant but there is no correlation with anything environmental.

The data for 661 frequencies from 120 patients showing effects consistent with an effect on the hypothalamus integrated autonomic nervous system is shown in Figure 6. The distribution tests non-random; there is statistical significance at 2 Hz, 50 Hz which is the UK power supply frequency, and at harmonics of 50 Hz

Figure 4

Figure 5

Figure 6.

2.7 Sensitivities to Foods and Chemicals

Severely electrically sensitive patients are unlikely not to have responses to chemicals and other factors in the workplace. About 10% of all patients in the clinics with chemical, nutritional or particulate sensitivities had acquired electromagnetic sensitivities as a part of the package. About 1-in-6 of a statistical population is usually considered to have some impaired function due to an allergic reaction to the environment or to food.

Exposure to a frequency while a person is reacting to some other allergic trigger may link their specific sensitivity pattern to that frequency so that the same reaction is triggered on encountering either the frequency or the allergen on a subsequent occasion. In general, the patient’s pattern of response is the same whether the trigger is chemical, biological, particulate, nutritional or electrical – it is a characteristic of the patient. This individuality is a problem which homoeopathy is well aware of and it seeks to find the similiter for each individual.

Exposure to pesticides, herbicides or, formaldehyde seems to enhance or even create electrical sensitivities. A few persons may become hypersensitive to light, some to sunlight or, to the light of the mercury vapour spectrum which is superimposed on the light from fluorescent tubes.

It is a common feature of electrical hypersensitivity that its sufferers try avoidance and complain vigorously that nobody does anything for them such as turning off an electrical source which they know is triggering their reactions but which seems to have no effect on anyone else. When a hypersensitivity to sunlight is acquired, the futility of an avoidance approach is realised but perhaps not before the sufferer has become almost paranoid about the problems.

Dental fillings may cause problems due to electrolytic currents between amalgam fillings containing different mixtures of metals or, between fillings and surrounding tissue. Patients have been seen with black stains on the palate due to electrolytically transported mercury. Unfortunately, a mercury frequency happens to stress the parasympathetic branch of the autonomic nervous system. Amalgam-to-tissue contacts may detect environmental frequencies like radio transmissions just like a cat’s-whisker crystal set. There has been a case where a dentist heard music from a local radio station coming from a patient’s mouth.

Chemical toxicity in these patients is manifest through the appearance of frequency signatures. These are frequencies arising from H-bonding between water and the chemical. It has been possible to re-program the frequency imprints of a cell culture and have these were transmitted correctly to cultured daughter cells which demonstrates that lasting effects are possible. The presence of frequencies which fluctuate to a limited extent (a few percent) over time is a sign of a normal healthy biological system. Chemical contamination restricts this activity by imprinting a chemical signature frequency.

2.8 Treatment for Electrical Sensitivities

A therapy for alleviating allergy reactions is called provocation/neutralisation therapy. It was developed from earlier work in the USA by Dr Joseph Miller of Mobile, Alabama, and further developed at the Breakspear Hospital in England, by Dr Jean Monro and at the Environmental Health Center, in Dallas, Texas, by Dr W J Rea². This therapy relies on successive serial dilutions of the substance having in sequence the effects of stimulating or quelling allergic reactions. This therapy is not a substitute for eventually reducing the total body loading of triggering substances to a level that the individual can cope with which is done by simultaneously increasing the rate of detoxification and reducing the rate of toxin intake, until the body can function normally assuming that the enzyme systems for detoxification are still intact. However electrical neutralisation can produce a more immediate alleviation of the symptoms and thereby assist in achieving eventual normalisation by de-toxification. It may not be possible to achieve this without some change in the patient’s lifestyle. All this is labour-intensive and therefore expensive.

When patients have acquired a high degree of sensitivity to many factors in foods and/or the chemical environment (multiple-sensitivities), they are very likely to have acquired an abnormal sensitivity to their electrical environment as a part of this ‘package’ of symptoms. It is rare to have electrical sensitivities without ongoing chemical sensitivities. This electrical sensitivity can become so severe that a person becomes incompatible with technology and unable to function in the modern environment. Electrical sensitivity is not mutually exclusive of other clinical conditions; it can co-exist with and even trigger physical or mental illness. Electrical sensitivities make diagnosis and therapy more difficult. Medications may produce abnormal responses, side effects, even chronic sensitisation to the electrical environment.

The effective treatment for many allergic responses to foods, chemicals and inhaled matter includes neutralising the effects of problem foods and chemicals, minimising exposure to electromagnetic frequencies and noxious chemicals, restoring nutritional status, especially of cell membranes, and the removal of heavy metals. The general concept introduced by Dr W J Rea is to seek to reduce the total body load of stressors. Which stress factors one seeks to reduce may be a matter of choice although some stresses are involuntary. Where chemical stress already exists, exposure to an electrical stress may not be an option. As the foods and chemicals sensitivities are brought under control and the body detoxifies itself, the electrical sensitivities usually disappear as well. Symptoms usually disappear in the reverse order to their appearance. If a person is working or sleeping in a zone of ‘geopathic stress’ (which may be electrical in origin) then the problems may persist and resist therapies. After a patient has been chemically detoxified, a “memory” or “miasm” of the toxin may remain in the body and this needs to be removed by homeopathy.

In one case in Dallas, an electrically hypersensitive patient had been prescribed Calc. Carb. 10M by the homeopath. Electrical frequency testing had shown that this patient needed stimulation by the frequencies: 1.5Hz, 5.6Hz and 1.6kHz. Subsequent measurement of some Calc. Carb. potencies showed that only the 10M potency of Calc. Carb. contained exactly these frequencies.

2.9 Entrainment of Environmental Frequencies

As shown in the above Figures 3-5, patients’ reactions were triggered and neutralised by a very wide range of frequencies and no recognisable pattern was discernable. Eventually, it was realised that 7.8 Hz was often significant as seen in Figure 6. This frequency is used in some therapeutic or environmental protective devices to stimulate the heart acupuncture meridian and measurements quickly confirmed this effect. One of the frequency bands in the Schumann Radiation from the upper atmosphere in which life has evolved is at 7.8 Hz so, it is not surprising that the body tolerates it.

Further measurements revealed that each acupuncture meridian and also each chakra, had a characteristic endogenous frequency and that many of the frequencies which had triggered or neutralised these patients were the endogenous frequencies of the acupuncture meridians and chakras.

Our measurements shown in Figures 3-5 were telling us which acupuncture meridians were under stress and which needed stimulation. Figure 7 takes the frequencies from 12 electrically hypersensitive patients who during the course of their therapy had imprinted a 57 tubes of water with a total of 726 frequencies. Of these, 167 frequencies (shown in blue) would have been capable of synchronising to an acupuncture point. Synchronisation means that a frequency is able to replace the normal endogenous frequency. This may be from the environment or from body stress.

A total of 655 frequencies (shown in red) would have been capable of entrainment at the acupuncture points shown. Entrainment means that once the frequency had become synchronised to the meridian, a further change in the frequency would pull the meridian with it. Thus it would be overriding the endogenous meridian frequencies and their normal metabolic related fluctuations.

The stomach meridian is abnormal in two respects firstly, the left and right sides have different endogenous frequencies secondly, many patients had more than one frequency capable of entraining the stomach meridians hence the >100% values. These results show that electrically hypersensitive patients have a good overall frequency coverage of the Ting acupuncture points. There were only 49 out of 726 frequencies outside any synchronisation or entrainment range. These included ten patients who had imprinted 19 out of 54 tubes with the 50 Hz power supply frequency. Two patients who lived in N. America had imprinted 3 out of 5 tubes with their own 60 Hz power supply frequency with nothing at 50 Hz.

Figure 7

Patients’ Frequencies Match Frequencies Endogenous to Meridians

(synchronisation = blue; entrainment = red)

The pathway to the action of homeopathy now leads from electrically hypersensitive patients to acupuncture of which the following is but a brief introduction. For a full exposition, reference should be made to an appropriate textbook⁵. According to “Classical” Chinese ideas first recorded about 200 BC, something called Qi links body organs to specific points on the skin along what are termed meridians. The Qi reflects the status of a body system, which may be under- or over-active. In turn a body organ can be affected by an action at the appropriate acupuncture point such as by needling or pressure. Twelve body organs are considered and these are allocated among two systems called Yin and Yang which complement each other.

In addition to the normal endogenous frequencies, certain acupuncture points carry the frequencies of another meridian to which there is a connection. These are called Luo or connecting points. For example, the points He 5 and He7 on the heart meridian also carry the frequency of the small intestine (SI) meridian which is not present on point He9.

The “Classical Acupuncture Points” are summarised in Table 1. The names acquired by the meridians relate more to function than anatomy. The second column gives a very approximate path for the meridian and the acupuncture points along it. The third column is an equally brief list of some of the principal activities associated with points on the meridian.

A modification was introduced by Dr. R Voll for purposes of electro-acupuncture. This uses electrical resistance measurements at the acupuncture points to assess the status of the meridian and body system and applies electrical feedback techniques for therapy. It used so-called Ting points which are all conveniently located on either side of the nail-bed on the hands and feet as listed in Table 2. In these Tables, the meridian names are indicated by the letters and the sequence of points along them by the numbers.

The work with electrically hypersensitive patients described above led to the realisation that their frequencies of their sensitivities and the frequencies in their body fields we were measuring were in general either the endogenous frequency of an acupuncture meridian under stress or an adaptation to a frequency chronically present in the patients’ environment.

Table 3 lists the endogenous frequencies as measured for the acupuncture meridians. If a meridian is stressed by illness its frequency spreads throughout the body and is picked up in the whole-body field. If it is stressed by applying pressure to an acupuncture point, this also happens but, only while the point is being stressed; when the stress ceases the frequency returns shortly to the region of the meridian. Table 3 lists the “Classical” points first, then some ‘extra’ points and finally the additional ‘Ting’ points used in electroacupuncture. The points have their resonances in two bands of frequencies, low and high. The reasons for his will be dealt with in a later Chapter. The range of frequencies extends from below 1 milliHertz for the Nerve Degeneration and Kidney meridians to the GigaHertz or millimetre wave region for Triple-Warmer, Fibroid Degeneration and ‘Extra’ points.

Table 1

‘Classical’ Acupuncture Meridians

Meridian Label	Meridian and points run: from / to	Specific Activity – additional to effects on systems along meridian
Lung	Lateral side of thorax, arm, thumb nail	Respiratory, nose & throat, skin.
Large Intestine	Index finger, arm, neck, face, nose	Lung, analgesic, immune.
Stomach	Eye, temple, throat, thorax, abdomen, leg, foot, toe nail.	Face, abdomen, urogenital, leg.
Spleen	Toe nail, foot, leg, thorax,	Pancreas, abdominal, immune.
Heart	Axilla, arm, finger nail.	Heart, circulation, brain, mental activity.
Small Intestine	Finger nail, arm, shoulder, neck, cheek, ear.	Neuralgia, tooth, ear, shoulder.
Urinary Bladder	Eye, forehead, crown, neck, parallel to spine in 2 branches, down leg to toe nail.	Headache, eye, vertebral connections to organs.
Kidney	Foot, leg, abdomen, thorax, clavicle.	Urogenital, arthritis, mental depression.
Pericardium	Mammilla, axilla, arm, finger.	Heart, brain, mental functions.
Sanjiao (Triple-Warmer)	Finger nail, hand, arm, shoulder, auricle, eyebrow.	Functions of organs in the 3 body cavities (intake, digestion, excretion).
Gall Bladder	Eye, ear, occipital, forehead, crown, neck, shoulder, lateral chest and abdomen, leg, foot.	Liver function, metabolism.
Liver	Toe, leg, thigh, abdomen chest	Urogenital, liver, metabolism, eye
Du Mai (Governing Vessel)	Coccyx, mid-spine, neck, crown, forehead, upper lip.	Coordination of all regions of body
Ren Mai (Conception Vessel)	Perineum, anterior midline, abdomen, chest, chin.	Coordinating liver, kidney, lung, heart , gastrointestinal.

Table 2

Ting Acupuncture Points (after Dr. R. Voll).

These points are located on the skin at either corner of the nail bed and are used in electroacupuncture, some are distinct from “Classical Acupuncture Points”.

Points on Hand

Hands	Location	Target Organs	Meridians & Points
Thumb	Outside	Lymphatic tissue, Lungs	Ly1
	Inside	Lungs	Lu1
Index Finger	Outside	Large intestine	LI1
	Inside	Nerve degeneration	ND1
3^rd. Finger	Outside	Circulation, Pericardium	Ci9
	Inside	Allergy	AD1
4^th. Finger	Outside	Organ degeneration	Or1
	Inside	Triple Warmer	TW1
Little Finger	Inside	Heart	He9
	Outside	Small intestine	SI1
Feet	Location	Target Organs	Meridians & Points
Big Toe	Inside	Spleen, Pancreas	Pn1
	Outside	Liver	Liv1
2^nd. Toe	Inside	Joint degeneration	JD1
	Outside	Stomach	St45
3^rd. Toe	Inside	Fibroid degeneration	FibD1
	Outside	Skin degeneration	Sk1
4^th. Toe	Inside	Fatty degeneration	FatD1
	Outside	Gall bladder	GB44
Little toe	Inside	Kidney	Ki1
	Outside	Bladder (urinary)	BL67

Table 3

Acupuncture Points with Nominal Values for Endogenous Frequencies

‘Classical’ Acupuncture Meridians	Point Measured	Low Band Frequency	High Band Frequency
		Hz	MHz
Lung	Lu1	4.8×10^-1	2.4×10⁷
Large Intestine	LI1	5.5×10^-2	2.7×10⁶
Stomach	St45 / right	4.4×10^-2	2.2×10⁷
Stomach	St45 / left	4.4×10^-1	2.2×10⁶
Spleen	Pn1	5.5×10^-2	2.7×10⁶
Heart	He9	7.8×10⁰	3.8×10⁸
Small Intestine	SI1	2.5×10^-2	1.2×10⁶
Urinary Bladder	BL67	5.5×10⁰	2.7×10⁸
Kidney	Ki1	9.5×10^-4	4.7×10⁴
Pericardium	Pe9	2.5×10^-1	1.3×10⁷
Sanjiao (TW)	TW1	6.0×10³	3.0×10¹¹
Gall Bladder	GB44	5.0×10^-2	2.5×10⁶
Liver	Liv1	4.8×10⁰	2.4×10⁸
Du Mai (GV)	GV14	4.3×10⁰	1.5×10⁸
Ren Mai (CV)	Ren24	1.4×10¹	7.3×10⁸

‘Extra’ Points
Anmian I & II	Ex 8 & 9	3.0×10³

Extra ‘Ting’ Points
Lymphatics	Ly1	6.0×10^-2	3.0×10⁶
Nerve Degeneration	ND1	5.5×10^-4	2.7×10⁴
Allergy	AD1	2.0×10⁰	9.8×10⁷
Organ Degeneration	Or1	7.8×10^-2	3.9×10⁶
Fatty Degeneration	FatD1	7.4×10^-1	3.6×10⁷
Skin Degeneration	Sk1	3.5×10^-3	1.7×10⁵
Joint Degeneration	JD1	3.0×10^-1	1.5×10⁷
Fibroid Degeneration	FibD1	8.0×10²	3.9×10¹⁰
Circulation, pericardium	Ci9	5.0×10^-2	2.5×10⁶

The mean High-Band to Low-Band Ratio for the Ting points is 49.185 (± 0.075) ×10⁶ [S.D. = ± 0.15%]. There must be something fundamental going on for this precision.

The endogenous frequencies on an acupuncture meridian are also very precise. For 31 TW1 frequencies from 22 patients, the mean was 6.0178 kHz (S.D. ± 0.20%) and for 53 He9 frequencies from 38 patients, the mean was 7.7877 Hz (S.D. ± 0.92%). These were for electrically sensitive patients for whom there is usually some departure from the nominal endogenous value.

2.10 Frequency Entrainment from the Electrical Environment

There is a surprising degree of interaction between living systems and exogenous frequencies. Although the frequency synchronisation bandwidth on a meridian is only about ±2% of its mean frequency the latter can be ‘entrained’ or ‘pulled’ by external oscillations such as from an electrical oscillator or an environmental source of radiation such as a computer, TV, mobile phone, or the frequency signature of a chemical. This entrainment may be up to ± 30% before the acupuncture meridian frequency jumps back to its normal endogenous value. Table 4 shows this frequency entrainment taking place at the heart acupuncture meridian (He9).

For this the subject was exposed to the high frequency by sitting in front of the output coil of a microwave oscillator for 3 minutes after which the frequencies on acupuncture point He9 were immediately imprinted into water and measured. The microwave power density at the subject was estimated to be of the order of mW/m². The frequency measurements took about 5 minutes following the exposure. By this time the acupuncture point frequency had relaxed to its unexposed value making another measurement possible.

Table 4 shows that at 260 MHz and at 500 MHz there was no entrainment. From 270 MHz to 480 MHz, the frequencies measured on He9 had become entrained to the exposure frequency and the low band frequencies had also shifted in proportion. The frequencies where entrainment has occurred are shown red. Within the entrainment region, the high-band to low band frequency ratio is: 50.8 ± 4.7 × 10⁶ (SD ±9%).

Table 4

Entrainment by Environmental Frequencies at Acupuncture Point He9.

The Frequencies at which Entrainment Occurred are Shown in Red

Environmental Frequency MHz	High Band Frequency of Heart Meridian MHz	Low Band Frequency of Heart Meridian Hz
No Exposure	382	7.768
260	382	7.718
270	270	5.245
370	370	7.652
390	390	7.864
400	400	7.933
450	450	9.830
480	480	7.657
500	382	7.660

2.11 Frequencies, Meridians and Homoeopathy

Having shown that frequencies in the environment could synchronise and entrain acupuncture meridians, the next step was to see whether homeopathic potencies would do likewise.

The first column of Table 5 lists the acupuncture meridians, first the hand and foot ‘Ting Points’ then the additional points of “Classical Acupuncture” and finally the Chakra Points. The nominal frequencies endogenous to these points are given in the second column. The third column lists homeopathic potencies taken from my miscellaneous collection which were found to stimulate the particular meridian. These potencies represent a selection from what happened to be available to me at that time. In some cases, more than one remedy or more than one potency would stimulate a given meridian.

The fourth column gives the stimulating frequency as measured in the potency involved. There will of course be other frequencies in the potency which are not active in this case. Comparison of Columns 2 and 4 shows how close these frequencies can be. This shows that there is at least one factor characterising a given homeopathic potency which can be correlated with the acupuncture meridian system and the chakra system.

Table 5

Homeopathic Potencies Interact with Meridians

Meridian Points	Meridian Endogenous Frequencies	Homoeopathic Potency	Matching Frequency of the Potency
Ting-Hand	Hz		Hz
Ly1	2.95×10⁶	Proteus 30C	2.92×10⁶
LU1	2.36×10⁷	Calc Phos 30 C	2.36×10⁷
LI1	2.70×10⁶	Cuprum met. 6C	2.67×10⁶
ND1	2.70×10⁴	Electricitas 200C	2.710×10⁴
Ci9	2.46×10⁶	Opium 30C	2.43×10⁶
AD1	9.84×10⁷	Thuja 30C	9.30×10⁷
Or1	3.85×10⁶	Arsen. Alb 10M	3.78×10⁶
TW1	6.00×10³	Merc. Sol. 30C	5.940×10³
He9	7.80×10⁰	Staphysagria 30C	7.808×10⁰
He9	3.84×10⁸	Staphysagria 30C	3.84×10⁸
SI1	1.23×10⁶	Cadmium met. 1M	1.23×10⁶
Ting-Foot
BL67	5.50×10⁰	Naja trop. 6C	5.513×10⁰
Ki1	9.50×10^-4	Sulphur 30C	9.502×10^-4
GB44	2.46×10⁶	Opium 30C	2.43×10⁶
FatD1	3.64×10⁷	Apis 6C	3.64×10⁷
Sk1	1.72×10⁵	Arnica 6C	1.72×10⁵
FibD1	8.00×10²	Aurum met. 30C	8.015×10²
St45_R	2.16×10⁷	Tabacum 30C	2.16×10⁷
St45_L	2.20×106	Graphites 10M	2.40×10⁶
JD1	1.48×10⁷	Silicea 6C	1.410×10⁷
Liv1	4.80×10⁰	Conium 6C	4.807×10⁰
Pn1	2.70×10⁶	Cuprum met. 6C	2.67×10⁶
Other Points
Pe9	1.34×10⁷	Arsen. Alb. 10M	3.78×10⁶
Ren24	1.43×10¹	Calc. Carb. 30C	1.433×10¹
GV14	1.49×108	Calc. Fluor. 6C	1.48×10⁸
EX_8_9	3.00×10³	Plumbum met. 30C	3.020×10³
Chakras
Crown	2.50×10^-1	X-ray 200C	2.512×10^-1
Forehead	1.48×10⁸	Calc. Fluor. 6C	1.48×10⁸
Thyroid	8.10×10¹	Rad. Iod. 200C	8.120×10¹
Heart	7.80×10⁰	Staphysagria 30C	7.808×10⁰
Heart	3.84×10⁸	Staphysagria 30C	3.84×10⁸
Umbilical	2.30×10¹	Arg. Nit. 200C	2.301×10¹
Pubic	8.10×10¹	Rad. Iod. 200C	8.120×10¹
Coccyx	8.10×10¹	Rad. Iod. 200C	8.120×10¹

It was then possible to progress even further through the work of Dr. R. Voll who had linked the acupuncture meridian system to whole of the autonomic nervous system. This is summarised in Table 6.

Table 6

Voll’s Electroacupuncture Points Linking to the ANS

The Summation Point for Entire ANS is the Nerve Degeneration Point ND1a

This is stimulated by the potency Electricitas 200C

St10a Þ	Summation Point Parasympathetic ANS	Summation Point Ü Ü Sympathetic ANS Ü Ü	Ü GB20
GB11b	Vagus nerve nucleus in medulla	Sympathetic nerve - cranial	GB19a
St8c	Vagus nerve -cervical	Sympathetic nerve - cervical	GV16
St8d	Pharangeal plexus	Cervical ganglion	TW1a
St16	Vagus nerve -thoracic	Sympathetic trunk – thoracic	BL16*
St15	Oesophageal plexus	Sympathetic trunk – abdominal	BL24*
St18	Pulmonary plexus	Coeliac plexus	St44c
St20 L/R	Gastric plexus – anterior/posterior	Sympathetic - Pelvic	BL33
Ki20	Vagus nerve - coeliac	Inferior hypogastric plexus	BL63*
Ki21	Vagus nerve - hepatic
Ki 19	Vagus nerve - renal
BL35	Sacral preganglion fibres
BL34	Pelvic plexus
BL32	Pelvic splanchnic nerves

* = Summation points for further subdivisions listed below

* Notes for Table 6

*BL16 is the EAV summation point for:

Ci8e/L Thoracic aortic plexus

Ci8e/R Cardiac ganglia

He8e Cardiac plexus

Lu10d Coronary plexus

Lu9a Bronchial plexus

**St44c is the EAV summation point for:

St19 Phrenic plexus

Ki1b Supra renal

Ki1d Renal plexus

St30a Testicular or ovarian plexus

St22/R Superior gastric plexus

GB43c Hepatic plexus

SI1a/R Superior mesenteric plexus

SI1a/L Inferior mesenteric plexus

Ci8a Abdominal aortic plexus

LI1a/L Iliac plexus

LI1a/R Superior hypogastric plexus

***BL63 is the EAV summation point for:

Ki4 Renal or haemorrhoidal plexus

BL66c Vesical plexus

BL49d Prostatic plexus in male / uterovaginal plexus in female

BL50 Cavernous plexus of penis or clitoris.

This relationship between the acupuncture meridians and the autonomic nervous system (ANS) comes from the work of Dr. Reinhardt Voll. His work is cited in English by Kenyon⁵ in “Modern Techniques of Acupuncture” from the German source by Friedrich Bechtloff ⁶.

2.11 Homoeopathic Potencies to Stimulate the ANS

Having found potencies which stimulate the acupuncture meridians it was possible to progress to finding potencies which would stimulate the autonomic nervous system⁶.

The following Tables 7 & 8 is a list from some of the potencies available to me which stimulated the sympathetic and parasympathetic branches of the ANS through Voll’s acupuncture points listed in Table 6. The list is not exclusive. It is intended to demonstrate the possibility of accessing the ANS through homeopathy using the information provided by Voll’s acupuncture points. Those potencies stimulating the greatest number of the Voll summation points were selected from the potencies tested.

In addition to the frequencies of Voll’s linked meridian points the
Sympathetic ANS linked acupuncture points carry the frequency 3 × 10^-3 Hz and the
Parasympathetic ANS linked acupuncture points carry the frequency 3 × 10^-1 Hz.

Table 7

The ‘+’ indicates Homoeopathic Potencies Stimulating Sympathetic ANS

Voll’s Points	GB20	GB19a	GV16	TW1	BL16	BL24	St44c	BL33	BL63
Homeopathic Potency
Arsenicum alb. 1M	+	+	+	+		+
Lycopodium 6C	+	+				+	+	+
Chamomilla 30C	+	+	+					+
Ac. fluor. 6C	+	+	+	+
Crotalus 6C/12C			+		+		+
Electricitas 200C			+	+		+
X-ray 200C	+	+					+
Carcinosin 200C	+	+			+
CA colon 200C	+	+			+		+		+
Petroleum 30C							+	+	+
Rad. Brom. 1M	+					+			+

Homeopathy – How It Works and How It Is Done

Chapter 2. Chemical and Electrical Sensitivities

2.9 Entrainment of Environmental Frequencies