Radionics is a system of non-invasive diagnostic tests
and associated treatments which may be performed on a sample of the patient's
hair
or other
bodily extract - even in the person's absence.
The word 'Radionics' is derived from the two words: 'Radiation' and
'Electronics'.
As these terms suggest, it is a relatively modern (within the last 100
years) therapy.
Interestingly, many articles and websites are extremely hostile to the
whole concept and describe its founder, Dr. Alfred Abrams (1863-1924) in
less
than favourable terms. Radionics may therefore be described as a controversial
diagnostic/treatment modality dismissed by some writers as 'fraud'
or 'quackery' while hailed by others as the future of vibrational medicine/healing.
The above is just a short summary about Radionics.
Further
information about Radionics
and the History
of Radionics is included on the relevant page of the Therapies
Section of this website.
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