Recent university-based scientific studies have revealed that matter and space communicate through magnetic resonance.  Extremely low intensity magnetic fields, found naturally in the human body, and predicted by the unified field equation of Jacobson Resonance have been shown to exert profound effects on living systems.  

The discoverer of Jacobson Resonance, Dr. Jerry I Jacobson, biophysicist and inventor, maintains that there is no such thing as empty space.  All space is filled (even a perfect vacuum) with an infinite sea of extra- dimensional energy that may be physically undetectable.  The link between matter and space is a gravity wave, predicted by Einstein; and these extremely weak magnetic signals (billions of times weaker than MRI) produce gravity waves on microscopic (quantum) levels.  Indeed, these magnetic forces represent a quantum gravity.  

In his new book, "Reason for Life," Dr. Jacobson states: "It is obvious that there is no such thing as absolute space or emptiness, if all things, everywhere, are incessantly affected by gravity, which has to be something.  After thinking about what leads to the idea that an infinite number of things are never directly seen, heard or felt, one realizes that there has to be a universal order, that is, everything must be arranged this way.  Since there are an infinite number of things apparently avoiding ostensible touching, such an order could not happen by chance, but by design... And, the purpose of life must be to serve the Creator's intention, by holding the integrity of life sacrosanct.
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​            It is now known that Pico Tesla magnetic fields are natural to the human organism, as they have been measured directly with atomic magnetometers and super conducting quantum interference detectors.  Recent studies, both clinical and basic science, have revealed an amazing array of effects concerning neuroendocrine function. 
For example, one such study conducted at the Weill Medical College of Cornell University demonstrated that Pico Tesla magnetic resonance energies could regenerate nerve ultrastructure secondary to poisoning with neurotoxin.  Clear demonstration of normalization of myelin sheath, mitochondrial function, and Schwann cell release of nerve growth factor was noticed.  From a clinical perspective, Pico Tesla magnetic field profiles have been shown to ameliorate peripheral neuropathy.  In point of fact, pineal hypothalamic tract mediation has been related to HPA axis stimulation of the stress hormone cortisol, and very specific magnetic resonance energies have been demonstrated to enhance feelings of relaxation through regulation, most specifically of parasympathetic innervation.  Studies at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center have additionally revealed that low level, Pico Tesla magnetic resonance energies may affect heart rate variability quite positively, as well as A-V conduction mechanisms.  Recent studies at the Heart Rhythm Institute revealed the potential for Pico Tesla magnetic field amelioration of paroxysmal atrial fibrillation non-invasively.  It appears that there is little doubt affecting the magnetic profile of tissues will provide global responses of a positive nature when natural magnetic field profiles are utilized.  The aforementioned are simply some of the benefits thus far gleaned from the usage of this new non-invasive, holistic methodology.  There is little doubt that magnetic resonance therapy is still in its infancy, but the method known as Jacobson Resonance should be extensively researched. 
 
 
Professor Jerry I. Jacobson