Albert Roy Davis - Magnetism & Its Effects on the Living System

Albert Roy Davis

Walter C. Rawls

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First Printing, October, 1974Second Printing, September, 1976Third Printing, January, 1978Fourth Printing, February, 1980Fifth Printing, October, 1980Sixth Printing, May, 1982

1974 by Albert Roy Davis and Walter C. Rawls, Jr.

All rights reserved, including the right of reproduction in wholeor in part, in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical,including photocopying, recording, or by any information storageand retrieval system. No part of this book may be reproducedwithout permission in writing from the publisher. Inquiriesshould be addressed to Exposition Press, Inc., 325 Rabro Drive,Smithtown, NY 11787-0817.

Library of Congress Catalog Card Number: 74-84423

ISBN 0-682-48087-8

Printed in the United States of America

Preface ix

Introduction xi

Acknowledgments xv

1. Understanding Magnetism 3

Legends and Recorded History 3

The Magnetic Computer 4

Present Uses and Applications 5

2. Discoveries Made Internationally Supporting International Work in Biomagnetics 11

3. Measurement of the Earths Magnetic FieldThe Old

and the New ConceptsThe Division of the Poles 21

4. The Effects of the Two Poles on the Living System

The Discovery of the Two Effects 25

The Chemical and Biological Analysis of the TreatedWorms and the Results 28

The Magnetic Exposure of Seeds 29

Increase of Important Protein, Sugars, Oils, FoundAfter Plant Seed Development When Seeds AreExposed to the South Pole Magnetic Energies 30

5. The Two Pole Effects on Small Animals, Snakes and

Birds 33

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The Growth and Development of the Treated Chicksto Chickens and Roosters 35

The Effects on and to Mice and Rats 37

Sex Life and Aging 39

The Increase or Reduction of the Normal Life Span ofAnimals 40

6. Man the Electromagnetic Animal 47

Mans Electromagnetic Environment 49

External Electromagnetic Forces and Man 53

7. Mistaken Concepts of Magnetism and Its Biological

Application 55

A Laboratory Demonstration to Show the Two Directions of Flow of Polarized Hydrogen Bubbles in aMagnetic Field 58

The Cable Effect 63

8. Why Previous Experiments Have Failed to Be Reproducible 67

Small Animal Research 68

Mutants Are Developed by the Old Concept Applications 70

The Possibility of Diagnosing Human Illnesses withControlled Magnetic Fields 71

9. Cancers and Tumors and Magnetism 73

The Effects of Magnetic Fields on Cancers 81

The Control or Arrest of Cancer by Magneto Therapy 82The Increase in the Production of Erythrocytes 82

10. The Bioelectrical Control of Nerve Pain 87

The Amino Acids and Resultant Protein Development 90

Contents vii

11. Magnetism and Gravity 91

The Broken 8 93

Cathode Ray Tube 95

Changes in Gravitational Weight 98

Funnel Effect of Magnetic Energies 101

A New World of Science 102

Atomic Energy and Magnetism 103

Man Bombarded by Elements 104

12. The Human Biomagnetic Aura 109

The Laying on of Hands 110

The Human Aura 112

Colors and Their Effects 114

Mans Biomagnetic Mind 114

Parapsychological-Biomagnetic Investigations 116

Warning 118

Measuring the Voltages of the Living System andTheir Locations on the Body 118

Biomagnetic Biological Electronics 120

The Present and Future Research into Very HighGauss Magnetic Energies (VHG) 126

Conclusion 126

About the Authors 129

General Research References 131

This book was written to aid in the understanding of the Scienceof Magnetism, and its effects on mankind and all biological systems.We shall discuss how magnetism, that natural energy we findsurrounding the earth, acts on living systems. Further, we shallin part discuss the effects magnetism and magnetic fields have oninorganic and organic materials, genes, cells, airs, and gases, aswell as protein structures. To this day magnetism holds manyunknowns and we shall present some of these answers to assist thereader, whether student, professor, doctor or physicist. We havetried to avoid complicated math and complex formulas in thisedition, yet present new research findings that will afford a bettercomprehension of the effects of non-homogeneous magnetic energy.After many years of practical laboratory and clinical researchencompassing the mechanics of practical and applied investigationsin and with magnetism and magnetic fields, this research hasdeveloped new laws, theories, and new and practical understandings in all phases of the physics of magnetism and magneticfields. This also includes electromagnetic fields generated by alternating voltages and currents, to direct currents and voltages, thesolid state, and the standard metal magnets with their two polesof energy.

One of the breakthroughs discovered a number of years agowas that the two pole energies of any magnet are not homogeneousas to effects to any and/or all subjected materials, organic or inorganic in nature.

In the past few years your authors have continuously urgedthose in influential and senior positions with the government andscientific departments to reexamine the accepted theories andconcepts of magnetism. However, our efforts have been unsuccessful and at this time many researchers at all levels of scientific