Multi-metal ring - BLACK - Size 63.3 mm

Life rings are open oscillating circuits with either a single-metal conductor based on copper or a poly-metallic conductor (7 metals: copper, gold, silver, nickel, tin, zinc, and iron), these multi-strand wires all being insulated from one another.

A powerful naturopathy system, the oscillating circuits of Georges Lakhovsky have been the benchmark in the field of wellness since the 1920s. Faithful to those of Georges Lakhovsky, these collars help fight stress, stimulate metabolism, relieve pain, improve sleep quality, and increase concentration, work capacity, and athletic performance.

These life rings serve to protect and regulate cosmic, telluric, and ambient waves, as well as those related to industrial electromagnetic pollution, mobile telephony, Wi-Fi, high-voltage lines, and, to a certain extent, radioactive rays. They create a magnetic field around a subject that filters waves by absorbing their excess (ionizing and non-ionizing radiation).
 

Difference between single-metal and poly-metallic conductor oscillating circuits

As early as the 1920s, physicist and biologist Georges Lakhovsky developed the theory of cellular oscillation, which received the best reception from the scientific elite by highlighting the relationships between radiation and vital phenomena.
He demonstrated that the living cell is a small electrical oscillator and resonator whose vibration is maintained by the radiant energy of the radio-electric waves that fill the atmosphere. Thanks to the influence of oscillating circuits, he obtained extraordinary results in therapeutics and in the development of plants in general.

These very simple circuits consisted of an open metallic ring folded into one or more loops, generally made of copper. These loops, which possess self-induction and capacitance, are capable of oscillating at very high frequencies. These circuits, intended to increase the vitality of plants, animals, and human beings, produced excellent results.

A few years later, certain studies led G. Lakhovsky to assume that the organism is sensitive to the nature of the metal itself, meaning that a specific organism will be more or less favorably influenced depending on whether the oscillating circuit is made of one metal or another. It is known in biology that, chemically, humans or animals contain almost all minerals, and if certain mineral substances or metalloids are missing in the organism, an oscillatory imbalance for the cell ensues, providing an entry point for disease. Georges Lakhovsky believed that by creating oscillating circuits made of multiple metals, each cell in need of a specific metal would find its resonance within this multiple field to materialize it. Thus, in 1935, poly-metallic conductor oscillating circuits were born.

Studies by Etienne Guillé on the influence of metals through the principle of resonance or "tele-action," to use his terms, are very real. To convince yourself, you need only read the book The Alchemy of Life.

The beneficial effect of the life ring manifests with a speed that varies greatly from one person to another, as its action depends on the geological nature of the soil, the living environment, and the body's resistance.
But in all cases, it will perform its energetic rebalancing action.
For people in great difficulty, it is recommended to wear it permanently, day and night.
Others should wear it during the day or on an occasional basis (for example, in case of pain or if you are in regular, prolonged contact with a mobile phone, computers using Wi-Fi, or in an electromagnetically disturbed place).



Unavailable for many years, these legendary collars have nonetheless been requested by many people for a very long time. They were just waiting to reappear! A passion for the immense work of physicist and biologist Georges Lakhovsky and one of his major inventions (the oscillating circuit) motivated Philippe Curtil to rigorously recreate new models in the spirit of the father of resonance therapy. He did this thanks to the expert advice of engineers and scientists: Guy Thieux, a geophysicist, collaborator, and friend of Serge Lakhovsky (the son of Georges Lakhovsky, who still manufactures the multiple-wavelength oscillator today), and Jacques Roll, an electronics engineer, for his relevance in the field of fundamental physics.

Using the GDV camera, a Kirlian bio-electrography system, Philippe Curtil—a passionate bio-energeticist knowledgeable in biophysics and quantum mechanics—was able to highlight the positive effects these collars produce on the body's energy system. This camera, connected to a computer, measures the biological energy fields of living beings.

To learn more, read: Oscillating circuits