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Information / Bioresonance / Biofield

The “information / resonance / biofield” family — where words stand in for a coupling model. Some hardware is real (skin-impedance meters, RF generators, reflector geometry), but the doctrines built on it — inverted “pathological frequencies,” “mortal oscillatory rates,” “scalar” and “torsion” fields, “field-information transfer,” passive “information” cards, “structured” water — are unsupported, and several contradict physics or chemistry outright.

Bioresonance — BICOM / MORA / IMEDISMoved into the under-study tier (from a prior mis-flattening): the skin-impedance substrate is real and the doctrine is not physically refuted, but it has not been shown above placebo. Narrow NMPA/CE allergy registrations exist (market access, not efficacy).Insufficient evidence / under study   grade ERife MachinesA canonical physically-incoherent claim: a pathogen-specific 'mortal oscillatory rate' that selectively kills. The RF generator is ordinary hardware; the selective-lethal-resonance claim contradicts physics.Insufficient evidence / under study   grade FScalar-Wave Devices'Scalar' fields are not Maxwell solutions; the healing claim and the hardware are both marketing. No real substrate to retain.Insufficient evidence / under study   grade FJiang Kanzheng Field-Guidance Cabin (姜堪政 / 场导舱)The most extraordinary, least-scrutinised case: plant 'biological microwaves' claimed to drive adult tooth and hair regrowth. The claim contradicts developmental biology; there is zero peer-reviewed footprint — which is itself the finding.Insufficient evidence / under study   grade FBiotron — Bio-Energy Field ChambersA chamber that claims to concentrate and transfer 'radiation' from a young biodonor organism (plant sprouts) to a person — said to convey 'biological / hereditary field information' for rejuvenation, cure, or lifespan extension. The reflector geometry and plant ultraweak photon emission are real as physics objects; the field-information-transfer doctrine is unsupported and untrialled. Russian utility patents exist — an IP fact, not efficacy.Insufficient evidence / under study   grade F'Quantum-Healing' BrandingAn advertising label, not a therapy: 'consciousness / entanglement / quantum fields restore health'. At biological scale, decoherence destroys quantum effects — the term is technobabble unless tied to a specific testable mechanism.Insufficient evidence / under study   grade FKozyrev Mirrors + BIG HarmonizersCurved polished-aluminium sheets formed into a left-handed spiral enclosing a seated subject, claimed to concentrate and return the subject's 'torsion emissions' — for consciousness, remote viewing, 'noosphere access,' and health. Torsion fields are not recognized in physics and no peer-reviewed work validates the claims. The aluminium enclosure is real; the 'torsion information field' interpretation is not.Insufficient evidence / under study   grade E/FBioinformation / SI Cards (information cards)Passive cards claimed to 'store' electromagnetic 'information / frequencies' and deliver healing when worn on the body — no active device, no measurement, no dose. The passive-carrier subtype of informational medicine: a stronger, more clearly contradicting claim than the base measure-and-return bioresonance device (which the atlas grades T2). Homeopathy-of-EM; a patent is existence, not efficacy.Insufficient evidence / under study   grade E/FStructured WaterCommercial 'structured / hexagonal / fourth-phase' water marketed as a distinct molecular form (H₃O₂ / 'EZ water') with superior hydration and broad health benefits. The product claim contradicts basic chemistry: H₃O₂ is not a stable, drinkable molecule, NMR shows products indistinguishable from pure water, and 'clusters' last femtoseconds. This entry grades the PRODUCT claim — not Gerald Pollack's exclusion-zone (EZ) lab phenomenon, which is a real, legitimate area of inquiry kept separate.Insufficient evidence / under study   grade E/FRadionics / Abrams ERA (Oscilloclast, Dynamizer)The origin of the entire 'a device reads the body's frequencies' tradition — and the first of it to be blind-tested. Abrams' Electronic Reactions (ERA) were investigated by a Scientific American committee (1923–24) and the Royal Society of Medicine's Horder committee (BMJ 1925), and failed. Abrams is upstream of Rife, Voll, and bioresonance; the tradition kept going anyway. That is the essay this entry exists for.Tested — not confirmed   grade FReich Orgone Energy Accumulator (ORAC)A layered box of alternating organic and metallic material said to concentrate a universal 'orgone' life-energy. Never tested blind. The 1954 FDA injunction against it was a regulatory action granted BY DEFAULT — not a scientific test. The atlas rule cuts both ways: registration is not efficacy, and an injunction is not a refutation. 'Orgone energy' has no definition in physics.Insufficient evidence / under study   grade FMagnetic, Ionised & Hologram Bracelets (Q-Ray, Power Balance)The cleanest 'tested and failed' entry in the set: a blinded randomized trial exists and is negative, and enforcement action followed the marketing. These devices are passive — no energy is delivered — so family assignment is by claim, since there is no carrier to file them under.Tested — not confirmed   grade FShungite (Flooring, Panels, Applied Material)A carbon mineral sold as flooring, panels and objects for electromagnetic shielding and health. Claim-split, and it matters: carbon conductivity is real and thin-film shungite does attenuate fields — that is physics, an engineering question of geometry and conductivity, not of the mineral's provenance. The health claims are a separate proposition with no established pathway and no human clinical evidence. Family assignment follows the claim.Insufficient evidence / under study   grade F