Lisa Millen wrote
From: "l.rauha" <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: Ali and Jacobson resonance machine
Just learned from the local newspaper that Ali is (was?) being treated with
dr. Jerry Jacobsons (retired dentist and oral surgeon) resonance machine,
which emits a weak magnetic field.
Quote from the Champ (according to the Palm Beach Post):"I've been to 15
different doctors. None of them have been able to do anything."
This seems to be the same machine that was being developed by Pioneer
Intern Services
which was the subject of a Stock Advisory News Letter report some time ago.
I give an extract of this below, but if anyone would like a copy of the
full report I'll be pleased to send this off list as it is rather long:-
PIONEER SERVICES INTERNATIONAL, LTD.
One relatively new procedure that is beginning to make inroads on the
medical front is
bioelectromagentics. For over eight years, thousands of people have
been successfully
treated for Multiple Sclerosis, Epilepsy, Parkinson's Disease, and
cancer in Greece and
in China with electromagnetic fields. You Star Trek fans are familiar
with the technology.
How often have you seen Doctors Bones McCoy and Beverly Crusher use
their
electromagnetic gadgets to heal a bone fracture or mend a wound?
Investors now have a ground-floor opportunity to invest in a company
that is headed
by the "godfather" of bioelectromagnetics; is at the vanguard of this
cutting edge
technology; has captured the interest of the Senate Majority Leader
Trent Lott's office
and NASA's Technology Transfer Office: has on its board of directors a
former
President of the Nobel Assembly of Medicine; and could see its
revenues soar from
zero to $7.5 million during 1997.
The company is PIONEER SERVICES INTERNATIONAL, LTD. (OTC BULLETIN
BOARD: PSVC).
Every person has a magnetic profile, with each part of their body
having a specific
energy field, but illness can alter the magnetic pattern. Enter Dr.
Jerry Jacobson,
Pioneer's president and the inventor of the Jacobson Resonance
machine. Based on
Jacobson Resonance, a weak electromagnetic field restores the
structural integrity of
the damaged molecules and normalizes the magnetic field.
This is not Star Trek technology of the 24th century. It is happening
now, and it is real;
and unlike many biotech ventures, which only promise hopes of curing a
few diseases,
Pioneer's bioelectromagnetic treatment could possibly be utilized in
almost every facet
of medicine. The company is nearing the end of its R&D phase and
should begin
marketing in early 1997. Pioneer's market seems unlimited and so does
its revenue
potential.
COMPANY BACKGROUND
Pioneer Services International was formed in mid 1996 as a
biotechnology startup
company. However, unlike most startups, Pioneer has been able to hit
the ground
running, thanks to its president, Dr. Jerry Jacobson, the inventor of
proprietary
technology in the field of bioelectrogmagnetics.
The company, through Dr. Jacobson's efforts, is developing an
electromagnetic machine
that has widescale applications including treatment for neurological
disorders such as
Parkinson's Disease, Epilepsy, and Multiple Sclerosis. Other
applications are for the
treatment of AIDS, cancer, bone fractures, Rheumatoid Osteo Arthritis,
head injuries,
pain elimination, and therapeutics. Basically, the electromagnetic
procedure invented by
Dr. Jacobson could be used in almost all areas of medicine.
The science of bioelectromagnetics can be traced back several thousand
years to when
ancient cultures used magnetite to treat rheumatoid arthritis, wounds,
and tremor. The
electric eel was used in ancient Greece for its curative capabilities.
Since then, of course,
the science has matured greatly.
Scientists from around the world have experienced varying degrees of
success in
several areas of treatment. In Greece, bioelectrogmagnetics was used
to treat more than
400 patients suffering from the types of neurological disorders
mentioned above; and, in
China, physicians treated in excess of 8,000 cancer patients during an
eight-year period
which resulted in five-year remission rates of 50% to 60%. More
significantly, the HIV
virus was neutralized in human blood studies at the Albert Einstein
School of Medicine,
New York University, and Cornell Medical School.
As stated, these doctors and scientists have had varying degrees of
success, but the
exact equation for consistent results had not been determined until
now. After spending
almost 20 years in research and development in bioelectromagnetics,
Dr. Jacobson has
been able to refine the specific levels of the electromagnetic field
required, resulting in a
patented medical application for his equation, which is:
mc2 =Bvlq, also known as Jacobson Resonance.
For you physics buffs, "m" is inertial mass, "mc2" refers to the
intrinsic energy of the
mass, "B" is magnetic flux density, "v" is inertial velocity, "l" is
the length of body or
cell, and "q" represents a unit of electrical charge.
Jacobson Resonance is now more than just an equation written on a
piece of paper. On
December 3, 1996, Pioneer announced it had entered into a contract
with the Mississippi
Enterprise for Technology (representing the State of Mississippi),
which is located at
the Stennis Space Center. The Enterprise has engaged the Lockheed
Martin Prototype
Laboratory, a NASA contractor, to build the Jacobson Resonator
Prototype. The
prototype should be completed in February, 1997, and marketing should
commence by
the end of the first quarter.
NASA? Mississippi Enterprise for Technology?
What did Pioneer do, wave a magic wand? Following an inquiry to the
office of Senate
Majority Leader Trent Lott, Dr. Jacobson was introduced to officials
of the Enterprise at
the Stennis Space Center as well as the University of Mississippi and
NASA's
Technology Transfer Office. The introductions arranged by Senator
Lott's office were
done in the hope that Dr. Jacobson would establish his manufacturing
facilities in
Mississippi. Of note is that Pioneer is only one of eleven businesses,
to date, to receive
backing from the Enterprise.
Not only is Jacobson Resonance garnering political muscle, it has
received widespread
support throughout the medical community, evidenced by recent
appointments of two
highly visible scientists to Pioneer's board of directors. One is Dr.
Bjorn W.
Nordenstrom, of Sweden, a former president of the Nobel Committee for
Medicine and
Physiology, and the inventor of such well-known procedures as balloon
catherizations
and needle biopsies. He also discovered biologically closed electrical
circuits in the
human body and applied this to an electrochemical treatment for
cancer. The other
person is Dr. William Yamanashi, Professor of Medical Physics
Research, Department of
Medicine at the University of Oklahoma. Among his many achievements
and
credentials, he holds several patents in the medical and
electromechanical fields.
After the machines are developed, the next step is FDA approval, but
Pioneer, unlike
most biotech companies, will not have to wait for the agency's
go-ahead in order to start
marketing the Jacobson Resonators. Yes, the company will have to
undergo all the
usual clinical trials required by the FDA, but the approval process
should be
substantially shorter than normal since the machine is a non-invasive
medical device;
maybe a year's wait. In the meantime, Pioneer will market its products
overseas, and
even in the United States.
The marketing program for leasing the machines will focus on the
European, Central and
South American, and Caribbean markets for treatment of diseases,
primarily neurological
disorders while initially the U.S. marketing will concentrate on the
leisure industry.
Incidentally, the company plans to open 10 treatment centers within a
few hours flight
time of the U.S. in order to encourage treatment visits from U.S.
clients wishing
treatment prior to FDA approval. These centers will be opened in
partnership with
medical practitioners at the various locations.
Beginning early to mid 1997, Pioneer feels it can manufacture and
distribute between
1,200 to 1,500
Jacobson Resonators a month. Depending upon the type of machine and
its usage,
each machine will generate between $1,000 to $6,000 annually in
leasing or licensing
fees. The company believes that it can realize revenues of at least
$7.5 million during
1997.
Pioneer is a company that has come a long way in a very short period
of time. If it even
attains half of its 1997 projections, it will have achieved what very
few biotech startups
have been able to do - show significant revenues after only one year
of operations.
The company's address is Pioneer Services International, Ltd., Suite
318, 1761 West
Hillsboro Blvd., Deerfield Beach, FL 33442, Phone 954-725-8383; fax:
954-725-9501. Web
address: http://www.netcom.com/~ppc/pioneer.html
MANAGEMENT
Dr. Jerry L. Jacobson, President, is a widely recognized biophysicist
and theoretical
physicist, who has spent most of the last 20 years developing and
patenting medical
applications for his equation known as Jacobson's Resonance. He has
numerous
patents in the U.S. and in 80 other countries. Additionally, Dr.
Jacobson has written
over 58 articles in professional journals and has authored 20 books.
His education
includes a D.D.S., a D.M.D., and a Ph. D. in Physics, from Temple
University.
Stephen Brodsky, Director of Operations, has been the owner and
president of several
successful distribution companies. In recent years, he was the broker
and owner of
Action Business Sales, in Deerfield Beach, FL.
Also, we cannot over emphasize the importance of the two recent
additions to the
Pioneer board of directors, Doctors Nordenstrom and Yamanashi. Both
gentlemen will
be very instrumental in the development and distribution of the
company's technology.
Unfortunately, I believe that in spite of the all of the "hype" given
above, the company no longer exists, but the treatment is on similar lines
to that offered by Dr. Reuven Sandyk who has a clinic in the New York area
- living in the UK it is difficult for me to keep track of these things.
There are a number of references to Dr Sandyk in the Parkinsn List
Archives, but if any would like these, and has difficulty in retrieving
them, I shall be pleased to send them off list
With best wishes to you all
Ray ([log in to unmask])
