'You are killing more cancer cells, than if you were using radiation' - noted scientist
Anthony Holland: Associate Professor, Director of Music Technology, Skidmore College. DMA, MM, MM, BM; President: Novobiotronics Inc.discovered the ability of Oscillating Pulsed Electric Fields (OPEF) to destroy cancer cells and MRSA in laboratory experiments. Expert in custom digital electronic signal design, synthesis and analysis for biological effects. Mr Holland is a member of the Bioelectromagnetics Society (BEMS), and European Bioelectromagnetics Association (EBEA). His Postdoctoral work at Center for Computer Research in Music and Acoustics (CCRMA) Stanford University conducting Advanced Digital Synthesis and Analysis studies with: Max Mathews (the ' Father of Computer Music'), John Chowning (founding Director of CCRMA, Electronic Composer and Inventor (famed FM Synthesis Patent); Jean-Claude Risset (Electronic Composer and founding Director of the Digital Synthesis Division of the internationally renowned IRCAM center, Paris, France); John Pierce: former Director of Sound Division: Bell Laboratories.
"If you had millions of dollars developing a drug that killed this many cancer cells, it would be a home run" - anonymous scientist
Tuning forks and violins all display something that everything does, responds to resonance. If you vibrate one mass, another sympathetic body will vibrate in resonance with that mass. This simple physics lesson is best displayed by the shattering of glass by an opera singer, something we are all amazed to see happen. This principle is what Professor Holland decided to pursue when he developed the idea of sound shattering leukemia cells, one of the toughest forms of cancer.
Seeing that singers can shatter glass, when they know the frequency of the glass, and noting how the Tacoma Narrows bridge collapsed from a destructive resonant frequency he decided to pursue this avenue of study in the micro scale.
Mr. Holland took this much further, noting the book The Rainbow and the Worm The Physics of Organisms, by Mae-Wan Ho. Our bodies are essentially liquid crystals, we are familiar with the LCD display, that has color, modulated through a device that can regulate the electrical current. The newest form of this technology is OLED - organic Liquid Crystal Display.
Dr. James Barre of Albuquerque, NM had a patent on file that would use a vaccuum to create an electrical plasma, pulsing to allow for heat dissipation, and took the device to the lab to hunt for an organism shattering frequency.
They went through the range of Hz, possibly thousands of frequencies, until they figured out the correct combination of frequencies.
11th Harmonic begins to shatter micro-organisms like a crystal glass.
Can you target a specific organism with a specific frequency? The evidence suggests that it is possible, which led Mr. Holland to receive an invitation to a Cancer Research Lab where research showed great promise between 100,000 hz and 300,000 hz .
Repeated controlled studies showed that 25% to 42% of Leukemia cells and the slowed growth of 65% is possible with this technique as it is currently understood and applied.
The team tackled MRSA next and found elimination of antibiotic resistance was possible, helping to destroy the cells that would normally cause a severe infection.
"Since I was a 17 year old high school student with twin interest in both music and science, I never imagined the two would come together in a cancer research lab. I now believe that the future cancer treatment rooms for children will be a very different place." - Anthony Holland