What’s your frequency?

Q: A friend of mine recently told me that her natural medicine doctor used radionics to diagnose her. Can you tell me what it is exactly, and whether it works?

Dr. Wright: Radionics is a method of diagnosis that was pioneered, and achieved clinical success, in the early 20th century by Albert Abrams, M.D., who was a “fellow” of the American Medical Association and professor of pathology and director of clinical medicine at Stanford University.

Dr. Abrams discovered that energy frequencies emitted by a person can be used to diagnose various health conditions. The person need not even be present for the radionic machinery to pick up on these frequencies: A piece of hair or a spot of blood will suffice.

Years ago, at the request of a patient, I investigated radionics by sending suitable “blood spots” labeled with name only and no other diagnostic data to a radionic practitioner in England, who sent back a diagnosis corresponding exactly with that patient’s prior diagnosis here in the United States. He also sent a suggestion for (homeopathic) treatment, which was partly successful. I’m convinced that radionics needs to be freely investigated in our land of “liberty and justice for all.” Unfortunately, many people don’t take the time to investigate radionics for themselves, and it’s often labeled as “quackery” by mainstream physicians and other medical “experts.”