The "Tesla MedBed" traces back to Georges Lakhovsky's Multi-Wave Oscillator (MWO) from the 1930s.

The device generated a broad high-frequency spectrum intended to influence biological processes through resonance.

In Paris and later in the United States, there were clinical applications with documented improvements in patients.

However, the method was never widely adopted and disappeared from medical practice after the 1940s.

The underlying concept: Cells are considered oscillating systems, whose balance can be supported by external frequencies.

We can assume that this was also a technique from the ancient world, adopted before it eventually vanished.

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