Coherent Excitations in Blood

In Calgary, W.G. deHaas has had spectacular success in treating fractured bones which would not unite and infected bones which would not heal (deHaas, Lazarovici & Morrison 1979; deHaas, Morrison & Watson 1980) with pulsed magnetic fields. Patients have been spared otherwise Inevitable amputations. Dr. deHaas’ laboratory is next to mine and I always had an interest in his work. Two years ago while on Sabbatical leave I began to look for an explanation of the induced healing process at the cellular level. In the course of the search I came across the Frohlich (1968, 1980) theory of coherent excitations in living cells.