Abstract: A device for determining the effect of pulsed primary magnetic fields on an organism has a measuring pick-up for secondary magnetic field signals generated by the organism in response to the primary magnetic fields. An evaluation circuit for the secondary magnetic field signals is provided. The evaluation circuit has a first memory device with a memory unit. The evaluation circuit has a control device. The control device includes a device for processing sequential secondary magnetic field signals such that the sequential secondary magnetic field signals are combined to a cumulative signal in the memory unit. The cumulative signal is used as an output signal of the evaluation circuit.

Abstract: A device for influencing localized low-frequency electric and magnetic fields which act on a conductive structure located within a delimited space, in particular an organic substance such as a living organism, compensates the localized fields by the establishment of an interference field. With such an interference field it is possible to eliminate the disruptive influence of localized fields as well as to provide a possibility for imposing a desired influence.

Abstract: A device has a generator for generating low-frequency pulsed electric currents and a transmitter coil connected to the generator for applying electromagnetic fields to a body region of a living organism and is designed for transporting ions from intra-corporal electrolyte liquids of the living organism into and through surrounding vessel walls and membranes such that the transmitting energy is selected to such a high value that the energy induced within the electrolyte liquid is greater than a thermal energy and is within a cell-specific amplitude window.