Oldfield Research & Development

Harry is working on additions to the range of therapies which use pure energy to balance the human energy field and Electro-Transplant Therapy is one which looks likely to develop markedly in the future.

Harry says: "Electro-Transplant Therapy is in it's infancy. Research is needed to help it develop into a fully fledged therapy."

The rationale behind Electro-Transplant Therapy is basically the idea of digitally recording signals from the body for subsquent 'playback' to the same person or to others: Think of the body like a choir. The individual members of the choir, the body's cells, want to sing in tune and this they normally do by transmitting the correct signals to adjacent cells. If a few of the choir members start singing the wrong notes, then adjacent singers can remind them.

In some cases the choir master, or brain, may need to intercede, for harmony to prevail. However, in disease, too many of the choir start singing out of tune for the situation to be contained by the other choir members or it's master. Outside help is required.

I think that Electro-Transplant Therapy can assist in this re-tuning process. We digitally record the melodious sound made by the healthy cells, and then play this back to those that have gone off-key, to remind them of the correct notes needed for harmony to be re-established. Hopefully, once re-tuned, the choir can, with regular practise, maintain that balance.

Where possible we try to take signals from the persons themselves. If, for instance, someone has a problem with their left hand, we would take a signal from their right hand if that were transmitting a healthy signal. Where someone has a heart problem, we would take a signal from a healthy close relative who had no problems in that area. We have to be sure to take recording from a healthy site. We assess this by listening carefully to the medical history as told to us by the person. We also use ESM and PIP to discover if a site is relatively sound: then we record a signal.