Text: "Magnetic fields in biology." In the early 1970's, the use of very low-level currents to aid in the healing of broken bones evolved from research on the electrical aspects of limb regrowth in lower order animals. In the late 1960's, resonance effects in matter containing particles with gyromagnetic properties, observing that "absorption of electromagnetic energy can cause transitions from lower to higher energy levels with resulting absorption of radiation and re-orientation of the dipoles." Physics Today. 21(11), Nov. 1968. p. 38-50.

See Also: magnetic fields, biological effects, scalar electromagnetics, foundations of biophysics, regeneration, magnetic resonance.

Source: