These concepts form the foundation of many of the treatment approaches used at the Liebell Clinic. The public has been taught the bio-chemical model of medicine, thus it may take some time to fully grasp bio-energetics. Conceptualizing or visualizing L-fields might seem troublesome. However, according to Harold Burr, there is nothing mysterious about living electric fields. In his 1972 book, Blueprint for Immortality (1972) Burr described the school science class experiment, where iron filings are scattered on a card held over a magnet. The filings arrange themselves in the pattern of the lines of force from the magnetic field. If the filings are discarded, and new ones are scattered on the card—the same pattern emerges.
In the human body, cells are constantly damaged and rebuilt from the raw materials of the foods we eat. It is the living electric fields that guide cellular reconstruction. All of your body’s proteins renew every six months. Some organs and tissues do so even more frequently. Burr pointed out that if you see a friend whom you haven’t seen in six months, you’re not seeing the same face—but the “blueprint” of the living electric fields dictate that the new cells rebuild themselves exactly the same!
Ahead of His Time How accurate Dr. Burr was when he predicted that extensive application of living electric fields in medicine would not be quickly embraced. He felt that since modern instruments were available, there was no good technical reason why it should take doctors so long to show interest. He wasn’t naïve; he knew his work was well ahead of its time. Dr. Burr pointed out that electrocardiogram techniques took over thirty years to become embraced by mainstream medicine. The professor was able to foresee the link between physics, chemistry, and biology, which was validated scientifically with applications of ECG, EMG, and other technologies of conventional medicine. Burr determined that biologically-based electricity was no different from that from any other source.
Why has medical science ignored the extraordinary breakthroughs from Professor Harold Burr?
Like so many important discoveries, politics, greed and jealousy prevailed—and vital information was swept under the rug. Despite over 40 years of extensive professional publication (Yale Journal of Biological Medicine), Dr. Burr’s research findings were ignored by the medical community. His work was poorly timed—it came at the time when medicine was certain antibiotics were going to become the “silver bullet”—the cure for all disease. Despite his impressive credentials, Burr’s energy-based concepts were not consistent with the biochemical pharmaceutical model of medicine that was exploding on the scene. Although his works can be found in the archives of Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine, it is not mentioned in biology textbooks!
In 1910, John D. Rockefeller funded the development of a doctrine called the Flexner Report. It enabled the AMA to monopolize Western medicine with a focus on pharmaceuticals. The well-executed plan was to eliminate any competition, which included any other treatment approaches. The claim was there were too many doctors and too many medical schools. The Flexner Report was positioned as a means of standardizing medical education. It successfully destroyed the development of and usage of natural health care methods—labeling anything other than drugs as unscientific.
With medical schools overhauled as drug-based institutions, electrotherapies (and many other treatments) were banned from medical practice, regardless of effectiveness. The threat of imprisonment was real for those who would continue using them. Essentially, it was the birth of Big Pharma. The AMA has consistently claimed their actions are in the interest of protecting patients. According to Nobel laureate Milton Friedman in his 1961 book, Capitalism and Freedom the AMA’s attempts to control doctors and their services produced a reduced quality of care and technological advancement. More than fifty years later, little has changed. An academic bias still exists against the bio-energetic model of medicine.
Conventional medicine has been reluctant to pursue bio-energetic research, despite proof that the first sign of diminished health is vibrational or electromagnetic. Frequency damage is stored like computer memory inside your cells. This can accumulate without any outward sign or symptom for years—long before any noticeable chemical or structural damage shows up. With such energetic damage, germs can have more fertile ground to multiply. In other words, it appears that a great deal of disease begins due to electrical interference in our bodies and altered cellular vibrational frequencies, created by a variety of causes.
In 1937, Professor Burr determined that abnormal voltage gradients preceded abnormal cellular growth such as cancer. As mentioned, Burr’s work has largely been ignored. However, biologists at Tufts University recently conducted experiments where they were able to cause frog tadpoles to grow new eyes—by altering electrical voltage on embryonic cells! The researchers concluded that the formation of organs is driven by specific voltages. (Source: Transmembrane voltage potential controls embryonic eye patterning in Xenopus laevis. Pai VP, Aw S, Shomrat T, Lemire JM, Levin M Development. 2012 Jan; 139(2):313-23)
The implication is that bio-energetic stimuli interact with genetics to create developments in living systems. This is precisely what Harold Burr was proclaiming so many decades ago. We owe a debt of gratitude to scientists like Harold Burr. He was willing to further medical science at a time when the body was viewed as a machine whose ailments were to be managed chemically with drugs, or mechanically with surgery. (Source: Harold Saxton Burr, Blueprint for immortality; the electric patterns of life, 1972) An entire list of Burr’s work can be found in the archives of Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine. Many academic papers from Dr. Burr can be found at the US National Library of Medicine National Institutes of Health website: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov