RadionicBoost

A digital radionic device for programming water

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Where it comes from

Radionics

Around 1910, Albert Abrams (San Francisco, USA) began investigating the interaction between simple electronic circuits and living beings, with results he and his followers documented as remarkable, both in analysis and in preparing remedies aimed at regulating certain physiological processes. Science has never managed to explain the results obtained.

RadionicBoost implements part of those experiments with up-to-date technology. It uses the principles Abrams and other researchers established long ago, and extends them with the use of digital archetypes.

What is it for?

RRM device

RadionicBoost makes it possible to programme water with specific digital archetypes to obtain what other researchers in the field of Radionics have called electro-homeopathic water. That turns RadionicBoost into an extraordinarily versatile RRM (Radionic Remedy Maker).

Working with digital archetypes makes them far easier to handle: the profile of information “injected” in each programming cycle can be set up in an instant. This technique opens a very wide range of possibilities for experimentation on physiological processes.

What technology is underneath?

A device that never stops…

Behind the layer of modern technology that the application provides, there is a radionic device in multiplexed use that implements technology developed experimentally by the fathers of Radionics. Technology that defies the “solid principles” established by modern science. Multiplexing allows the radionic core to be shared by many users. The system automatically allocates use of the device according to demand and availability.

It is the piece Abrams’s era could not have, and the one that makes this technology broadly accessible in the form of a service over the Internet.

Where radionics stands

The part usually left out

Radionics currently has no accepted explanation in science. There are speculative theories that account for how it works based on certain quantum principles, but nothing conclusive. It had no explanation in 1910 and it has none today; we offer none either. The work has a broad experimental basis but has been systematically rejected by science, much as homeopathy has.

This service is not a medical device: it does not diagnose, does not treat and does not replace medical treatment. It is an invitation to experiment, based on experimental results reported over decades.

Contact

The service is running in a trial phase

To try the service and learn the details of subscriptions and how it works, get in touch with us at admin@radionicboost.com. Tell us about your interest in Radionics and how you came to hear about us.