The Founders of the Therapeutic Movement

Other procedures were added to the treatment with the patient's own oscillations (endogenous BIT) in which external healing impulses were also provided. The first procedure in this direction was treatment with micro-magnetic field impulses according to biophysicist W. Ludwig. This "Indumed” device equipment operated on two frequencies, which could be set without graduation and transmitted to the patient by way of a magnetic transmitter. This magnetic field distinguished itself from others because of its special modulation with 64 tracers (geo-magnetic waves) which represented a realistic copy of the earth's magnetic fields. It also included the wellknown Schumann waves (7,83 Hz). The intensity of the field was not much stronger than the earth's magnetic field (approx. 1/2 Gauss). This equipment was further developed later on and received the new name of Medisend Super II.

F. Morell took it a step further with the "MORA-Colour" machine, the first electronic colour therapy machine. It used 6 colours, which were transformed in the lower frequency range and transported by electrodes.

The "Multicom" machine was further developed in 1987 as a consequence of the principle by which therapeutic effects should be reached through the transmission of information, including the experience accumulated in the meantime through many years of joint experience, based on the ideas of B. Koehler, as well as of W. Ludwig. The findings of the English physicist C.W. Smith were incorporated, according to which the organism has the capacity to absorb the frequencies needed in fractions of seconds, while blocking unwanted frequencies for a certain time. For the first time 12 colours were used in connection with the corresponding tones. Moreover, the frequencies of 33 precious stones as well as the information of 12 metals were stored, which could also be used for therapy.

It was within this framework that a new procedure for storage, developed by W. Ludwig, was introduced for the first time. Ferrite nuclei were structured with the specific oscillation frequencies of different therapy parts (through forced place changing reactions) which also laid the base for further developments.

The transmission took place via a micro-magnetic field according to W. Ludwig, or via a modulated soft laser, which also was used for the first time.

A little further down the road to progress, B. Koehler then took it a step further with the development of the "Audiocolor" machine. Two polarized colours could thus be combined with each other without graduation, and act directly at different levels of the organism without irritating non participating zones.

This selective procedure is part of the "System Information Therapy (SIT"). It is true that this concept was introduced for the first time in 1993 by B. Koehler, but the method had already been applied earlier (see "SIT - System Information Therapy", Dr. W. Ludwig, Spitta Publications). The principle consists of the consequent application of the polarization law, whereby, in so far possible, closed areas of the system only are treated selectively. Healthy areas are not influenced by it.

It was according to this new principle that B. Koehler developed the "Metabolism Test and Therapy" VEGA-STT machine, which is based on the scientific idea of the Three Component Theory by J. Schole. With this equipment, it is possible to measure in a simple way, the actual condition of the metabolism, to correct it immediately, and this in connection with one precise organ, or on a general basis.

The technical fundamentals are once more based on information storage (in this case, the regulating hormones in the metabolism) in ferrite chopsticks, according to the procedure developed by W. Ludwig.

But progress was also made in the endogenous BIT field. Separation of pathological frequencies from the healthy ones was carried out differently by means of the "BICOM" machine in 1987, thanks to new developments. The frequency range could be better delimited by means of a crosswise band filter (after R. Marscholeck). The so-called HD-Filter after L. Meersmann was, however, still preserved.

Later this was also applied in the same way to the "MORA-Super". The trend towards computerization did not spare these machines either the dramatic materialization of this was translated through the creation of the new MORA machine.

The "Vegaselect" machine is the latest development which offered some innovations again in 1991. Because of a bi-polar entrance and exit, it does not contain an amplifier, which improves the frequency. Moreover, the machine contains a biological storage, which results in a clean separation of pathological and physiological frequencies. This procedure thus represents the 3rd generation equipment development. The Vegaselect is an endogenous and exogenous BIT combination thanks to two additional adjustable frequencies. The transmission takes place non-thermally through a dynamic magnetic field.

Another new construction was the VEGA-MRT equipment for "Matrix Regeneration Therapy" presented by B. Koehler in 1991 and which designed for the intensive basic detoxification and regeneration of the matrix. It synergetically combines petechial suction massage with weak direct current and BIT. Thanks to the special connection of the BIT part, the SIT principle could already be applied here. Successful healing of very ill patients resulting from this method are correspondingly great.

A special BIT field consists of storing of therapy signals in certain transmitters, which contributes to prolonged efficiency. P. Rademacher and Gilch have been discussing storage of signal data on magnetic bands for 15 years already, but this was materialized only in 1994 by P. Rademacher in a special way. He used the so-called SI-Cards, thin small cardboard cards equipped with a magnetic strip which can record therapeutic frequency data consecutively and separately in the space provided.

About 15 years ago, independently of this, C. W. Smith also proposed to record the electro smog present in the incubator of premature babies on an audio-cassette and then to play it back on reverse to reduce this maxi-stress of the weak organism.

In 1996 D. Mueller elegantly presented a different storage medium using fixable video tape strips which the patient can apply to different body regions and contain the substance-analogue resonance spectra (information) of a certain pharmaceutical in the recorded form.

Aside from these possibilities, water also continues to be used as a storage medium.

As time went by, other machines (smaller or bigger) appeared on the market, from a total of about 20 manufacturers. However, no new ground-breaking innovations were introduced and therefore we will skip details of this information for purposes of clarity in our presentation.

The differences are mainly technical in nature. As far as the distribution of electrodes is concerned, today the division is between "double cable” (Vegaselect) or “single cable” (BICOM, MORA and all the others). Different filters (MORA, BICOM) or a biological memory (Vegaselect) are used to separate pathological and physiological frequencies. Some machines use amplifiers (sometimes very powerful ones, but this does not make any sense, because the breaking of the Lecher chain (cf. Ch.2) results in allopathic suppressed effects and the transmission of information is no longer possible); others do not carry amplifiers.

A decisive step was successful into the future only in 2004 again. With the consistent putting into action of the 3+1 law of the Nobel prize winner Wolfgang Pauli (Neutrino) on the medicine by Bodo Koehler the 4-pole control mechanisms of the life processes were decoded and applied to the most important function systems. A new therapy method, the cell & matrix revitalization which is carried out with the ZMR device, arose. Flowed besides the research results of Max Luescher with respect to the psycho-regulation, the knowledge to Juergen Schole's cell-metabolism and new points of view to the acids/bases household also over 1 decade practical experience in this field with.

But also at the technical putting into action new ways were walked along. The transfer of the signals was chosen as true to life as possible besides a newly developed measuring system: electric, magnetic, colour light and scalar. An analogous permanent storage was developed by the biochemist Erwin Ringwald on silica basis (like in nature) after substantial tests and represents an absolute novelty. The matrix of the connective tissue consists of silica, our food growths in silica (earth of the field ground). Silica is indispensable for life processes and therefore represents the ideal resonance board for the therapy signals.

After more than 20 years of empirics, research and development BIT now rests on four pillars:

Progress in the development of equipment was also accompanied by several new BIT applications. New research results gave way to a new understanding of the physiology of the body which allowed for optimalization of therapeutic applications. Inevitably, new words were created and new terminology appeared which are listed separately presenting its own technical jargon.

The name of the method has also changed over time. The original "MORA Therapy" was in 1987 replaced by "Bioresonance Therapy" and changed in 1995 to "Biophysical Information Therapy".