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|United States Patent Application
April 12, 2012
FREQUENCY THERAPY METHOD AND DELIVERY SYSTEM
In a therapy method, the oscillations/vibrations of a natural substance
or plant are first measured. Environmental signals are canceled out to
isolate only a useful signal. The useful signal is then amplified and
stores in a sound file library containing a many such useful signals. An
audio file is generated by mixing from one or more useful signal files
from the sound file library and the audio file is then delivered to a
subject. The delivery may be effected by direct sound playback, via the
tympanic membrane or the skin of the user, or by exposing a carrier
medium, such as water or cream or oil, to the mixed file and then
applying the carrier medium to the subject.
ELFERING; GERT; (LONDON, GB)
October 12, 2011|
|Current U.S. Class:
|Class at Publication:
||A61H 1/00 20060101 A61H001/00|
1. A therapy method, which comprises: recording a first input signal
generated by a natural substance or plant at a first location, the first
input signal being a composite of a useful signal originating from the
natural substance or plant and a nuisance signal; recording a second
input signal in close vicinity of the first location, the second input
signal substantially only containing the nuisance signal; processing the
first and second input signals to thereby isolate the useful signal from
the composite signal while canceling the nuisance signal; amplifying the
useful signal and storing the useful signal in a sound file library
containing a plurality of useful signals; generating an audio file from
one or more useful signals by mixing one or more useful signals from the
sound file library; and delivering the audio file to a subject.
2. The therapy method according to claim 1, wherein the processing step
comprises inverting the second input signal and combining the first input
signal with the inverted second input signal.
3. The therapy method according to claim 1, wherein the recording step
comprises recording sound waves emanating from the natural substance or
plant, and wherein the nuisance signal is an environmental sound signal.
4. The therapy method according to claim 1, wherein the delivering step
comprises playing back the audio file and exposing the subject to sound
generated by the audio file.
5. The therapy method according to claim 4, which comprises playing back
the audio file with an MP3 player through head phones.
6. The therapy method according to claim 4, wherein the delivering step
comprises placing a plate onto the skin of the subject and exciting the
plate to oscillation with the signals of the audio file.
7. The therapy method according to claim 1, wherein the delivering step
comprises playing the audio file to generate sound waves, injecting the
sound waves into a carrier medium selected from the group consisting of
water, oil, cream, serum, and lotion, and exposing the subject to the
8. The therapy method according to claim 1, which comprises recording and
processing a multitude of useful signals originating from a multiplicity
of natural substances and plants, transforming and storing the useful
signals in a frequency library, selecting from the library a plurality of
file, formulating and mixing from the plurality of files mixed resonant
frequency bundles combining a plurality of different frequencies through
enforcement, sequences, and overlay, and delivering individual frequency
bundles to the subject.
CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATION
 This application claims the benefit, under 35 U.S.C. .sctn.119(e),
of provisional patent application No. 61/392,317, filed Oct. 12, 2010;
the prior application is herewith incorporated in its entirety.
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION
Field of the Invention
 The invention relates to a therapeutic method and system. The
frequency therapy of the invention is based on complementary and
alternative medicine ("CAM"), especially traditional Chinese medicine
("TCM") combined with homeopathy as well as modern quantum mechanics and
nanotechnology. The invention utilizes the physics law of conservation of
 It would be well beyond this specification to deal with the
specifics of the law of conservation of information. Whether it be
founded in quantum mechanics, in Hawking's solution of the black hole
information paradox, in classical wave theory, or in a rigorous
description of string theory, the following specification assumes as
correct and applicable that information is contained in many systems, is
retained in all physical states of the system, and is transferable from
one state to another and from one matter to another.
 Each human cell consists of two dimensions: the DNA (i.e., akin to
hardware) and the vacuum (i.e., akin to software). The vacuum is an
energy field that holds information that steers the construction and
function of our cells. It is responsible for the determination which part
of the DNA is being read and used. The information may be expressed in
the frequency domain and, as such, the frequencies envisioned and
utilized in the novel system are targeted towards the information held in
the energy field of the vacuum.
 The cell loses its natural energetic state through aging, toxic
environmental influences and destructive living conditions. Therefore,
the effectiveness of the cell is damaged. If more cells of a system are
getting damaged leading to an unnatural balance of more impaired than
healthy cells, the entire system enters the stage of illness or oldness.
In consequence, it would be desirable to be enabled to restore the
natural information of the cell vacuum. This process is akin to
reprogramming the cell.
BRIEF SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION
 It is accordingly an object of the invention to provide a method
and a system, which provides for a solution to the above-mentioned
quandary and which makes it possible to regenerate lost information and
to restore cells and living organisms to their natural, and healthy,
 With the foregoing and other objects in view there is provided, in
accordance with the invention, a therapy method, which comprises:
 recording a first input signal generated by a natural substance or
plant at a first location, the first input signal being a composite of a
useful signal originating from the natural substance or plant and a
 recording a second input signal in close vicinity of the first
location, the second input signal substantially only containing the
 processing the first and second input signals to thereby isolate
the useful signal from the composite signal while canceling the nuisance
 amplifying the useful signal and storing the useful signal in a
sound file library containing a plurality of useful signals;
 generating an audio file from one or more useful signals by mixing
one or more useful signals from the sound file library; and
 delivering the audio file to a subject.
 In accordance with an added feature of the invention, the
processing step comprises inverting the second input signal and combining
the first input signal with the inverted second input signal.
 In accordance with an additional feature of the invention, the
recording step comprises recording sound waves emanating from the natural
substance or plant, and wherein the nuisance signal is an environmental
 In accordance with another feature of the invention, the delivering
step comprises playing back the audio file and exposing the subject to
sound generated by the audio file. The delivery may be by playing back
the audio file with an MP3 player through head phones. It is also
possible to play the audio file to a carrier medium (e.g., water, oil,
cream, lotion, etc.), and exposing the subject to the carrier medium. In
the alternative, it is possible to deliver the file to the subject by
placing a plate onto the skin of the subject and exciting the plate to
oscillation with the signals of the audio file
 In accordance with an added feature of the invention, the method
comprises: recording and processing a multitude of useful signals
originating from a multiplicity of natural substances and plants,
transforming and storing the useful signals in a frequency library,
selecting from the library a plurality of file, formulating and mixing
from the plurality of files mixed resonant frequency bundles combining a
plurality of different frequencies through enforcement, sequences, and
overlay, and delivering individual frequency bundles to the subject.
 The novel process, which we refer to a the "eWaves" method, aims to
produce correspondent frequencies that are able to increase the intrinsic
energy of the impaired cell up to its original state. Each cell has a
memory of its healthy energetic stage and therefore, knows which
information is needed to repair itself. The eWaves frequency therapy
stimulates the natural self healing and rejuvenating ability of the human
 The frequencies that are used by the eWaves method are created from
natural substances and therefore, produce the strongest resonance.
Resonances occur when a system is able to store and transfer easily
energy between two or more different storage modes. The frequencies show
no side effects because the cell only absorbs its missing information.
Unnecessary, unused frequencies are passing through the cell and show no
effect. Synthetic frequencies are assumed to not be healthy for the body.
 In accordance with the invention, we provide for a transformer. The
eWaves transformer that we have used, has read the frequencies of
thousands of natural substances and transformed them into a frequency
library. From this computer based library, our specialists (pharmacists)
have mixed resonant frequency bundles (formulas) that combine several
different frequencies through enforcement, sequences and overlay. The
perfect frequency bundle would be the 100% reproduction of the frequency
of the healthy cell.
 The eWaves frequency bundles are as close as possible to the
natural energetic stage of the cell and therefore hold the correct
information to reprogram the vacuum of the impaired cell. The energy
passes through the cell membrane to the binding proteins of the DNA. The
cell restores its natural resonance by absorbing the missing information
that oscillates the cell energy to its original maximum. The improved
proteins lead to the repair of the cell structure. In the context of this
invention, we call these resonant frequency bundles "Vita Waves."
 The Vita Waves may be delivered in different carriers so that they
reach the cell in different modes: as sound waves (e.g. Internet
streaming, MP3-player, etc.) or through liquid (water, oil, serum and
 Other features which are considered as characteristic for the
invention are set forth in the appended claims.
 Although the invention is illustrated and described herein as
embodied in a frequency therapy method and delivery system, it is
nevertheless not intended to be limited to the details shown, since
various modifications and structural changes may be made therein without
departing from the spirit of the invention and within the scope and range
of equivalents of the claims.
 The construction of the invention, however, together with
additional objects and advantages thereof will be best understood from
the following description of the specific embodiment when read in
connection with the accompanying drawings.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE SEVERAL VIEWS OF THE DRAWING
 FIG. 1 is an illustration of the cancellation, i.e., the mutual
extinction of sound waves;
 FIG. 2 is an illustration of the regeneration of the useful signal
by subtraction of an interference signal;
 FIG. 3 is a circuit diagram of an exemplary device according to the
invention for acquiring and processing useful signals for transmission to
a frequency library;
 FIG. 4 is a graph showing a short segment of a useful signal;
 FIG. 5 is a signal graph illustrating a useful signal that is
looped several times; and
 FIG. 6 is a graph showing signal volume ratios of various
individual signals and a composite signal relative to a number of tracks.
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF AN EXEMPLARY EMBODIMENT
 Referring now to the figures of the drawing in detail and first, in
particular, to FIGS. 1 and 2 thereof, there is shown a principle of sound
cancellation and of signal subtraction. Sound waves are longitudinal
pressure waves. A pressure wave may be cancelled by an equal and opposite
pressure wave. In the idealized graph of FIG. 1, for instance, a
sinusoidal input signal 1 may be opposed by an inverted signal 2, here
the exact same signal with an opposite phase. A composite signal 3,
therefore is exactly a flatline signal. The indicated amplitude units on
the abscissa are arbitrary.
 In FIG. 2, the sinusoidal input signal 4 forms a carrier of a
useful signal, which is modulated onto the carrier signal. Here, too, the
useful signal is indicated as a sinusoidal signal with a frequency that
is a multiple of the carrier signal frequency. The same inverted signal 2
as in FIG. 1 is used here to cancel the carrier signal 4. The leftover
signal 5 which is illustrated along the center line corresponds to the
useful signal that is modulated onto the carrier. That is, the useful
signal has been extracted from the carrier by offset-cancelling the
 Referring now to the remaining figures and, particularly, to FIG.
3, the first part of the novel system concerns the acquisition of the
information, i.e., the reading in of the frequency oscillations and the
acceptance (approval) of information. Certain functions and certain
equipment are required.
 The read-in unit is a device, which records oscillations (i.e.,
frequencies) that are delivered in the form of electrical oscillation
signals at two inputs (medium to be read-in and interference signals and
ambient signals), processes them and provides them in processed form for
recordation at the output.
 The device consists of a base plate with two adjacent metal
surfaces (if necessary, two shielded cups of the same construction as an
expansion), the central unit and the cap. The base plate and the central
unit are connected by way of a plug.
 The base plate consists of two metal plates, of which one is used
for piecing with a specimen. Plate 10 is used as the input for the useful
signal. An additional plate 20 records (i.e., absorbs) the interference
effects of the environment in order to subtract them from the input
signal, if necessary. This procedure allows the pure, useful signal to be
filtered out, according to the principle illustrated in FIG. 2. The plate
20 can also function as an additional output (transfer of information
onto the carrier). The central unit 11 contains the electronics and the
 Those sections of the input wave spectrum, which are to be
transferred to the output (switch AF/TP/HP), are adjustable. Thus, it is
possible to pass  only the high frequencies  only the low
frequencies  the entire spectrum of frequencies on to the output.
The frequency selection is effected in a frequency filter 12. The filter
12 is adjustable by way of an external selection switch 18. The filter is
fully adjustable, but the set filters TP and HP offer a further
possibility for correction. TP only allows frequencies below 1000 Hz
(1000 oscillations per second) to pass to the output, HP only frequencies
above 1000 Hz. Thus, HP filters out, for example, the disrupting 60 Hz
oscillations of the mains power supply.
 The amplification of the input signal and the duration of the
transfer are also controllable. The amplification is effected by an
amplifier 13 which is operator-adjustable with external switch 14. The
amplification may be sixty times that of the input signal.
 Finally, it is possible for the operator to select whether the
input signal is directly transferred onto the output or inverted in an
inverter 15. This means that the incoming wave may be reversed (positive
deflection is converted into a negative one and vice versa, while the
waveform is maintained). The transfer is triggered by (initiated with)
the start key.
 The connection for the power switch, four outputs, two inputs
(external read-in cup), one additional output with two-fold amplification
and an IN differential switch are located on the backside.
 The inputs are connected with the plate 10 and the plate 20. The
connection is effected by a plug, which connects the base plate and the
central unit 11 with one another.
 An IN differential switch 16 connects the plate 20 with the
electronics, which, again, subtracts the signal emitted by the plate 20
(cup 20) from the one emitted by the plate 10 (cup 10) or switches the
plate 20 as the output. The difference formation is illustrated as an
op-amp 19 into which the signals from the plate 10 and the plate 20 are
 Due to the fact that we deal here with very highly sensitive
systems, all cables which guide signals are shielded, which means,
enclosed by a metal net located on a mass, which net prevents electrical
interference effects (among others, from the power switch). The
shieldings must be configured neatly up to the connections, so that all
cables guiding signals are shielded from possible, disrupting electrical
influences. It should be understood that any noise would typically be a
disturbance and that a superior signal-to-noise ratio is desirable.
 The metal plates of the base plate are connected directly with the
plug by means of a shielded cable with the plug being placed onto the
central unit, and receive a mass connection as an opposite pole.
 Besides the display of the built-in timer, the electronics controls
the amplification and the difference formation "input-plate 20" and the
 The duration of the signal transfer is adjusted to be between 1 and
10 minutes by way of the timer 17. Electrical waves (frequencies) present
on the metal plate 10 or on the two input sockets, are transmitted, in a
timer-controlled manner, to the four output sockets (jacks) for an
adjustable period of 1-10 minutes. Longer or shorter times are possible
 In order to correct the input signal, the signal present on the
metal plate 20 is subtracted from the former by means of the IN
differential switch 16. If the same signal is present on the metal plate
10 and 20, no output signal is present when the IN differential switch is
 The input signal is either processed by means of the mentioned
possibilities and directly guided to the outputs or inverted when
adjusted correspondingly. If one were to mix the input signal, when
uncorrected and unamplified, with the inverted output signal, the signals
would cancel each other.
 The power supply for supplying current is a power supply that is
approved for medical equipment. The power supply typically delivers a
direct current d.c. voltage of 15V at the output.
 The base plate consists of two metal plates, which are each
connected with the connection plug for the central unit via a shielded
cable. The input (plate 10/cup 10) and the plate 20/cup 20 are switched
to the differential amplifier 19 (for example, BB INA 105U), which
subtracts the signals from one another. A preferred connection layout of
the plug is as follows: Lead 8: signal plate 10 (input), lead 15:
shielding cable plate 10; lead 5: signal plate 20 (differential input);
and lead 12: shielding cable plate 20.
 In an exemplary embodiment of the system the central unit 11 is
provided with a main board with the electronics for signal mixing, signal
amplification, signal filtering and signal inversion, connections of the
exterior operator elements, a switch for the timer (1-10 min) and the
drive of the ten time signal-LEDs, a drive of the remaining LEDs,
connections for the base plate and an additional plug at the upper side
of the device for additional devices, and terminal connections of the
inputs and outputs.
 In the ON position, the IN differential switch 16 connects the
metal plate 20 with the differential amplifier 19, which forms the
difference of the input signal and the signal of the plate 20 as well as
the appertaining front LED with the supply voltage. In the OFF position
of the switch 16, the plate 20 is switched as an additional output.
 The signals may be delivered from the central unit 11 for storage.
For that purpose, the absorbed (received) individual frequencies
(frequency patterns) are present as an analog signal at the output
(EXTERNAL OUT) 21.
 In this case, the wavelength (s) is between 2.00E+02 and
4.00E-06/the frequencies at the output lie between 0.005 and 250,000 Hz.
The amplitude (V) of the signal is at 10V to 3V.
 The output signals, carrying the transferred oscillation patterns,
are deposited as digital data in a database that is controlled by a
computer program. The analog-to-digital conversion of the analog output
signal is effected at a suitable scanning frequency, which must be above
the Nyquist rate for the highest frequency useful signal.
 We now turn to the subsequent processing of the recorded frequency
patterns and make reference to FIG. 4 et seq. The recorded, digital sound
patterns (recorded output sound lasting approximately 60-180 seconds)
show a clear pattern, wherein the repetitions (loops) of the individual
frequency patterns are recognizable. The average length of an individual
frequency pattern is between 0.3 and 1.0 seconds.
 The pattern illustrated in FIG. 4, with the individual frequency
patterns (more precisely, approximately 3 repetitions) is cut out of the
digital sound pattern (the output sound) and subsequently processed by
way of a sound program.
 During subsequent processing, the individual frequency patterns
(length between 0.3 to 1 seconds) are cut so that the time of
commencement and the finite time are present on the acoustic zero line.
On the one hand, this corrects the transfer between the frequency
patterns now to be looped to one another and, on the other hand, the
subsequently necessary transfer of the individual sounds, resulting
therefrom, of the read-in information (crackling/clicking). This
processing step clearly improves the product convenience and serves the
necessary relaxation of the user.
 The corrected, individual frequency patterns of FIG. 4 are cut off
at the vertical lines and looped, as in FIG. 6, to a length of
approximately 3 seconds and stored as a sound file in .wav format in a
 The setup and formulation of a treatment process are as follows:
First, we deal with the arrangement of individual frequencies. According
to the created mixture prescription the looped, individual frequency
patterns are compiled in a sound file. In this case, the respective
sequences of 3 seconds are arranged in two planes in several sound
tracks, which corresponds to the number of components+1.
 In a first plane (i.e., track 1), all individual frequency patterns
are presented in succession. In a second plane (i.e., tracks 2 to n), the
respective, individual frequency patterns are looped separately one after
the other over the entire run time of the treatment.
 Thus, the separate, individual frequencies of the components are
played, in each case, simultaneously (second plane/track 2 to n) and
additionally, separately (first plane/first track).
 This doubles and highlights all frequencies successively. The
doubling is represented in the following table:
Block 1 Block 2 Block 3 Block 4
Track 1 Ing. 1 Ing. 2 Ing. 3 Ing. 4
Track 2/Ing. 1 Ing. 1 Ing. 1 Ing. 1 Ing. 1
Track 3/Ing. 2 Ing. 2 Ing. 2 Ing. 2 Ing. 2
Track 4/Ing. 3 Ing. 3 Ing. 3 Ing. 3 Ing. 3
Track 5/Ing. 4 Ing. 4 Ing. 4 Ing. 4 Ing. 4
 The volume of the individual tracks is centrally important. The
number of the used frequencies has a direct effect on the volume of the
individual tracks of the second planes (track 2-n). By way of efficiency
tests, we were able to determine that an optimal ratio of the first and
second plane amounts to 60:40 (volume of the first plane).
 Taking this ratio as the basis, the individual volume of the second
plane (the respective track 2 to n) is defined via the number of the
used, individual frequency patterns.
 This also changes the ratio in which the individual frequency
patterns are highlighted as the composite volume because of the doubling
with the first plane (and are thus highlighted).
 With reference to FIG. 6, given five tracks (components), the
individual frequency pattern is highlighted by 8% because of the
doubling, however, only by 0.8% given 50 tracks. This also results in a
limit (maximum number) of individual frequency patterns that can be
combined with one another.
 With regard to the formulation, product ideas are developed within
the context of client feedback (inquiries about products) and proposals
by experts. In this case, specifically with regard to the expert
proposals, the formulation may be directly responsive to the feedback
received from these daily practices. Generally, all formulations are
based primarily on formulations and means used in homeopathy.
 Taking the desired properties of the product as the basis (contrary
thereto described as symptoms in homeopathy), first formulations are
composed, which are then supplemented, if necessary, by components of
TCM, Ayurveda and naturopathy (e.g., Bach flowers, Bach flower extracts,
Schuessler cell salts, or cell salts).
 In a first step, these formulations are composed to test
treatments, which, according to product, are additionally divided in
cluster or sub-products (female/male, adults/children and juveniles).
These test treatments are then tested in cumulative steps.
 A first test step is a limited application test with test persons:
In this first step, the treatments are tested by a small number (10-30)
of test persons. The numeric feedback delivered in this case is evaluated
according to the desired and defined properties.
 If previously defined quality KPIs and efficiency KPIs are
achieved, the product is transferred to the second test step.
 A second test step is an application test by physicians/multipliers
(professional test/supervised test):
schematic representation of the second test step: professional test
Conversation with 1. recordation of the master data of the test person
test subject 2. definition of the individual test contents and the
application parameters of the professional tester
3. assessment of the personal condition at the beginning
of the application and self-assessment of the test person
regarding aches and pains by speaking directly with the
4. systematic recordation of the physical condition based
upon details provided by the test person (basis for
determining criteria of influence and exclusion of
individual products/e-waves method)
5. details on personal views and expectations of the test
person (acquisition and basis for evaluating how views
influence the success of the treatment)
feedback by continuous feedback by the test person (evaluation of the
the test subject respective preceding application) on:
how the last application effected the impairment
when improvement occurred
3. the type and individual evaluation of side effects
observed during the application
final feedback at the end of the test period on:
how the application effected the impairment
when and for how long the impairment improved
3. the type and the individual evaluation of all side
effects which occurred and were observed during
 Besides the numeric self-assessment on the period of application by
the test person and the professional supervision, observation by
physicians, multipliers (professional tester), the pulse-frequency
analysis can also be used for evaluating medical products.
 Even in this step, the achievement of set KPI's (quantitative and
qualitative effect evaluation) is a prerequisite for the transfer to the
 Principally, the quality of a treatment is defined on two levels of
the achieved efficiency: A "qualitative efficiency" defines the effect
observed by the individual test person and/or multiplier with reference
to the application objective, and in addition, with reference to the
temporal profile and the achieved lasting effects. A "quantitative
efficiency" defines the qualitative effect observed by the totality with
reference to the defined application objective
 The achieved efficiency is decisive on both levels as an indicator
for the quality of a treatment, since the products are not
individualized, thus applications are not tailored to the personal
indicators of the user but must be effective as broadband products for a
plurality of users.
 The delivery of the therapy sound may be effected by a simple sound
delivery system, by way of a kit or by delivery over the Internet. For
instance, a sound file may be downloaded onto a portable player (e.g.,
iPod, Nano, etc.) or it may be sold as a complete kit (player with
 In the alternative, the therapy sound file may also be transferred
to an alternative carrier, by exposing the carrier medium (water, cream,
oil, etc.) to the sound waves. In this type of delivery, where a liquid
forms the carrier medium, the law of the conservation of information,
known from physics, is utilized. The delivery may be effected as a
transdermal delivery or as subcutaneous absorption.
 In a further embodiment of the delivery, which may be seen as a
hybrid, the sound file may be delivered to a plate or platelet (e.g., a
metal plate or a composite metal/plastic plate) so as to induce a
vibration in the plate. The plate is placed onto the skin of the
user--any location may be chosen by the user--and the plate is excited to
vibrate and thus "communicate" its vibration content through the skin and
into the patient. One compact possibility here is a watch or a bracelet
with a watch-like device that contains a complete electronics set. The
backwall of the "watch" thus is formed as an oscillating platelet.
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