Energy Healing: Is It Worth the Hype? (Magnets, Electricity & Bioresonance)

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In this article I will discuss some interesting healing modalities and what the research says about them, as well as a personal experience of mine. The information in this article is a summary of some in-depth work covered in my landmark textbook, Dance Your Way Through Life. Check it out if you want the nitty gritty details and scientific references, or enjoy my BodyHacker Basics Masterclass where I teach you everything I’ve learned about health and wellness without the hype.

The Power of Energy Fields

Perhaps one of the first questions that arises from the knowledge that we (and everything else) have a magnetic field is this: can we also use fields or magnets to intervene therapeutically?

Over the last two thousand years, magnets have been studied and used by alchemists, healers and alternative medicine practitioners in a wide variety of situations.¹ From the Egyptians and Greeks, to the Hindus and Chinese, magnets were present in nearly every major culture and thought to improve health, draw out toxins and even help with aging gracefully. In fact, the latest research is showing these principles were employed in creating the Great Pyramids.² Interestingly, it seems the pyramids were constructed to generate massive fields and potentially act as large batteries. Some even say that Tesla’s model for infinite energy using his network of ionosphere towers was based on this ancient architecture to some degree. 

Nevertheless, throughout the centuries and leading into the present, notable historical figures, like Faraday and Russian engineer Georges Lakhovsky — who proposed that each cell had its own frequency — all contributed to today’s robust and growing field of therapies using magnets, electricity and bioresonance. Magnets are touted for pain relief, better circulation and even for influencing brainwaves for desired states. There are also countless devices and products that utilize “healing frequencies” in the hopes of mitigating stress, inflammation, aging and disease.