5th Century BC The history of the atom evolved from the Ancient Greeks. Greek philosophers Leucippus and Democritus first developed the concept of the atom in the 5th century BC. They proposed that matter was made up of tiny indivisible particles called atoms, including the human body. The first to show electrical stimulation's healing potential to generate shocks to help with pain relief using electrical eels and produced a favorable influence on the blood circulation were the Ancient Greeks.
46 AD Largus, a Roman physician, and Dioscorides (Greek physician, pharmacologist, and botanist) documented significant therapeutic effects of electricity on circulatory disorders and the management of pain from neuralgia, headaches, arthritis, and rheumatism.
In 1700 AD, many European doctors used controlled electrical currents from electrostatic generators for medical issues such as pain, injuries, and circulatory disorders. During that time, Benjamin Franklin documented pain relief by using electrical currents for conditions such as "frozen shoulder."
In 1840 AD England's first electrical biofeedback department was founded at Guy's Hospital under Golding Bird. The electrical discovery of Galvano results in the use of mechanically pulsed galvanic currents.
In 1860 AD was the start of the Faradic Stimulation. Bristow develops the Bristow Coil, using Faraday's The Discovery of the Body Electric by Michael Faraday. Electricity is used all around the body. Neurons carry electrical signals from the brain to all parts of the body. Generally, this is how our brains assist us in getting information from our senses, process information, and control our muscles and organs. Historians of science refer to Farady as one of the best experimentalists in the History of Science.
In 1891 AD Nikola Tesla presented a paper in "Electrical Engineer" about the medical application of high-frequency currents. He noted that when the body is transversed by alternating currents above a specific frequency, heat is perceived.
In 1897 AD Thompson described the first component of the atom: the electron, a particle with a negative charge.
In 1905 AD Einstein confirmed Plank's theory that the energy of light is determined by its frequency, where E=hf.
In 1910 AD approximately 50% of all US physicians used electromedicine in their practice daily.
In 1920 and 1930 AD. Dr. Royal Raymond Rife produced some rather astounding accomplishments in medicine and biology using frequency.
In 1929 AD Lakhovsky published his book "The Secret of Life." He conducted studies and concludes that cells possess resistance, capacitance, and inductance and function like tuned circuits, which were capable of resonating to a resonant frequency when exposed to a range of frequencies.
Between 1920 to 1960, there was extensive research of Bio-Energetics and Biofeedback by Rife, Tesla, Miller. Bioenergetic Biofeedback is studied as the effects of electrical signals on healing wounds and defects.
In 1944 AD Schrodinger wrote: What is life?" Entropy is the concept of becoming more in order and the concept of a complex molecule with the genetic code for living organisms. In his book, he writes that DNA is Quantum in nature and not thermodynamic. According to D. Watson's memoirs, DNA, the Secret of Life, Schrodinger's book motivated him to research the genes that led him to discover the double-helical structure of DNA.
In 1950 AD research studies with Dr. Reinhold Voll's were being done evaluating electrical reactivity. Voll measured changes in skin resistance at acupuncture points and showed that the body electrically reacts to things that are harmful.
In 1955 AD Dr. James Pershing Isaacs printed his book on the "Complementary in Medicine" and defines Biology as Quantic. Werner Heisenberg writes an introduction.
In 1959 AD, the Nobel Prize in Chemistry was awarded to Jaroslav Heyrovsky for his discovery and development of the polarographic Voltammetry methods of analysis. This proves the fact that there is an energetic signature of a Voltammetric field around all items.
In 1969 AD, Professor William Nelson-Dubounet worked on the Apollo Navigation system and discovered the need for a three-dimensional electrochemistry analysis- tri vector.
In 1970 AD Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation was acknowledged as a useful method of pain management by America's Food and Drug Administration. Many American companies began the production of TENS devices. The heart pacemaker was developed.
In 1980 AD Professor Nelson-Dubounet published the Promorpheus Treatise on Quantum Biology.
In 1985 AD Becker published "The Body Electric." His theories challenged the established mechanistic understanding of the body. With these research findings, he uncovered cues that lead to a better comprehension of the healing process for the theory of electricity being essential to life. Becker examined why normal bones heal and then explored the reasons why bones failed to heal properly. His experiments were with salamanders and frogs, and his scope was widened to studying regeneration after lesions such as limb amputation. He suspected that electrical fields played an essential role in controlling the regeneration process and therefore mapped the electrical potentials at various body parts during the regeneration process. This mapping process revealed that the center part of the body was normally positive, and the limbs were negative. When a limb of a salamander or frog was amputated, the voltage at the cut altered from approximately -10mV (millivolts) to +20 MV or more the next day. This phenomenon was called the current of injury. In a frog, the voltage would change to the normal negative level in four weeks, and no limb regeneration would occur. In a salamander, however, the voltage would change from the +20mV to -30mV during the first two weeks, normalized to -10mV during the next two weeks, and the limb would be regenerated.
In 1985 AD Professor Nelson-Dubounet developed the SCIO EPFX.
In 1987 AD Professor Nelson-Dubounet developed the QQC Electronic Tongue.
In 1988 AD The Voll electro=-acupuncture energetic medicine device was registered with the FDA. The Voll device was a one-dimensional measure of skin resistance.
In 1989 AD the FDA registered Professor Nelson-Dubounet's Quantum Biofeedback Xrroid, a tri vector three-dimensional device to send and measure voltammetry. Professor Nelson Dubounet registered the EPFX.
In 1996 AD Professor Nelson-Dubounet developed the Subspace System and obtained the European Registration of the QXCI.
In 2002 AD Professor Nelson-Dubounet developed SCIO.
From 2010 AD μέχρι σήμερα, χιλιάδες ερευνητές σε όλο τον κόσμο διερευνούν την ηλεκτροφυσιολογική Βιοανάδραση ως αποτελεσματικές εναλλακτικές λύσεις.
In 2013 AD ο καθηγητής Nelson-Dubounet ανέπτυξε το EDUCTOR Ηλεκτροφυσιολογική Βιοανάδρασης με τη δεύτερη γεννήτρια κυματομορφής για να δημιουργήσει ένα βιοδιαστατικό φαινόμενο ηλεκτροδιέγερσης.
In 2019 AD ο καθηγητής Nelson-Dubounet έχει αναπτύξει τη συσκευή Ηλεκτροφυσιολογική Βιοανάδρασης QUEX S και την πιο προηγμένη συσκευή Ηλεκτροφυσιολογική Βιοανάδρασης QUEX ED με 3η γεννήτρια κυματομορφής.