The Secret of Life

Focusing on the innovative medical theories of Georges Lakhovsky, the book explores his invention of the Multiple Wave Oscillator, which he used in cancer treatment. Lakhovsky argued that living cells emit electromagnetic radiations at unique frequencies, influencing health. His 1939 work, "The Secret of Life," posits that the health of cellular oscillations determines overall well-being, with pathogens disrupting these frequencies. The book includes photographs from his clinical research in a Paris hospital, showcasing his treatment of cancer patients.