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L-Field

The L-field is a name proposed by the Yale Professor of Anatomy Harold Saxton Burr for the electromagnetic field of any organism. Burr held that the study of this field offered great promise for medicine since it exhibited measurable qualities that might be used in prognosis of disease, mood and viability. The voltage measurements he used are not in doubt, but his conclusions are at odds with mainstream biology, and have not generally been accepted by the scientific community.

Those having produced notable research along the same lines include Becker, Marino and Selden, Lund and Athenstaedt. Progress has also been made in the use of electromagnets to aid the healing of broken bones.