Mr. Russel then designed another element which would produce more heat in the middle coils of the wiring, and gradually diminish to either or Both ends, into the invisible. This element was found to produce rays which, although they did not penetrate so deeply into the tissues, had r curative effect of superficial ailments and skin diseases. Boils, furuncles car-bundes, abscesses responded splendidly to these rays and cures, together with a clearing up of the skin eruptions, -were effected after a few irradiations.
When this apparatus was perfected, success in relieving and curing deep-seated ailments, especially those of the rheumatic group, became possible, but this was not until 1929—17 years after.
He then decided to test this apparatus amongst the medical profession, and from 1929 to 1934 it was used by over 1,000 hospitals and doe-tors with very excellent results. It is interesting to note that, during this period, many over-exposures were purposely given, but no IN aftereffects were ever felt. This clear! proves that he had obtained a ray that had definite curative values. which was safe to use in the privacy of one's own home, without medica! supervision.
It was formerly held in scientific circles that rays measuring over 64,000 aw. (Angstrom Units) were of no clinical value, and, therefore, ray apparatus were produced with a lesser wave length than 64,000 a.u. Investigation showed, however, that, whilst rays between 64,000 a.u. and 600,000 ani. had no proven clinical value, rays between 600,000 a.u. and 1,000,000 a.u had more curative value than any other rays in the spectrum. The "Heala" rays are located in this rang at the remote end of the infra-red region of the spectrum, with a wavelength of 800,000 a.u.
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