Nordenstrom was on the Nobel selection committee at one time, or so I read.
On 2011/10/25, at 7:12, David AuBuchon wrote: > Oh, actually it is like this according to them: > > “The ReBuilder is different from other common TENS devices in that it > analyzes in real time, the waveform that the nerves are responding with, and > then creates a specific waveform to gently nudge the dysfunctional nerves > back to full function. We have discovered in our research here in our own > lab, that nerves communicate with each other like an FM radio. in an FM > radio. Each station is looking for a specific frequency and waveform as a > ‘carrier”. Then the data sent from the radio station is translated to music > or voice. Similarly, your nerves expect to communicate with each other, your > brain, and your muscles with specific frequencies and waveforms. The > ReBuilder reads all this data from your nerves, determines the various > deficiencies, creates a custom output signal, and does it all in real time, > and it does this 7.83 times per second to give your nerves a chance to > re-polarize and not become overloaded or go into fibrillation.” > > And the Dr. I was thinking of is Dr. Yu-Ling Xin who worked with Nordenstrom. > Though there may be others. And looking back at the book I read it in, > there is no mention of a Nobel prize. It must have been the scooby snacks or > something. > > David
