Abstract: Pathological conditions are alleviated by bone conduction practiced by the application of sinusoidal electric waves at frequencies of between 4,200 and 6,500 hertz at less than 200 microamperes current.

Abstract: Pathological conditions are alleviated by bone conduction practiced by the application of sinusoidal electric waves at frequencies of between 4,200 and 6,500 hertz at less than 200 microamperes current.

Abstract: Viral induced physiological stress is reduced by electronic diagnosis and treatment. A patient is slowly scanned with a sinusoidal signal over a frequency range within some 2,000 Hz to 6,000 Hz while stress level is monitored by fingertip thermal sensors. A 5 VAC source is used with a source impedance of between 8,000 and 12,000 ohms that is ungrounded. A fingertip temperature rise and peak is correlated with a therapeutic frequency. The patient is treated with a signal at the therapeutic frequency applied to the torso for a period of time sufficient to treat substantially all of the circulating blood in the patient. It is believed that the electrotherapy causes the viruses that induce the stress to resonate mechanically and become inactivated. By associating diagnosed frequencies with a prior diagnosed frequency, a diagnostic method is thus also provided.