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Meet the inventor of the Resonator™
and Magneceutical® Therapy...
Dr. Jerry I. Jacobson
by Ronald C. Trahan
Dr. Jerry Jacobson, 63, is a pioneer in developing and applying
electromagnetic fields (EMFs) to treat disease and illness.
His breakthrough invention—the Resonator™—is making
possible the clinical application of Magneceutical® Therapy for treating Parkinson’s and other diseases.
DR. JERRY JACOBSON has
been treating Parkinson’s
disease patients in his
clinics around the world since
1996 —with dramatic results. “I
remember one of my Bahamian
patients in particular,” recalls Dr.
Jacobson, scientific founder and
chief science officer for Pico-
Tesla. “He walked very, very
slowly. Had a three-sided walker,
walked at a snail’s pace. He was
rigid, so stiff he could barely
move. Couldn’t talk. When he
tried his mouth opened no more
than an inch and froze in that
position for a long time, and
whatever finally came out was
unintelligible. And you couldn’t
see him smile, because it was as
if he were wearing a really tight
mask over his face. Regarding his
writing—Parkinson’s patients’
writing is extremely small. In
many cases they can’t write at
all. This particular patient wrote
very tiny letters. And his sense of
spatial relations, his ability to
draw, his ability to sense depth
perception, was markedly
decreased. When this patient
drew a house, for example, it
was just bits and pieces, unconnected,
in different places on
the paper. The picture wasn’t of
a house. You didn’t see a threedimensional
object when he tried
to draw one. But as I treated him
with Magneceutical® Therapy in
the Resonator for about 90 minutes
a day, three days a week for
a month, the size of his handwriting
increased. His ability to
draw three-dimensional objects
came back. His ability to walk
returned. Remarkably, after a
while he even threw away his
walker, and he could walk with
no help at all. In fact he could
walk quite briskly. His rigidity
decreased markedly, so that he
could negotiate turns around corners.
Parkinsonians have a lot of
trouble negotiating turns. His
speech was intelligible. He could
carry on a normal conversation.
And he regained his ability to
smile when the rigid mask disappeared.
After a while, he was
dancing in church. I can share
many similar stories. Which is
why there is no doubt in my mind
that Magneceutical® Therapy
will have a significant impact in
improving the lives of Parkinson’s
patients.”
Renaissance man
Before he was 8, Jerry read Darwin’s ‘Origin of Species’ and books by Galileo, Freud and Einstein. By 11 he was playing Mozart’s clarinet concerto with artistry. Testing at 13 years old showed he had a potentially genius I.Q.; his middle-school teacher told him he was capable of doing anything. He did: playing first-clarinet with symphonic orchestras; leading jazz, pop, and Latin bands; and demonstrating academic skills with flair in mathematics, physics and biology. As an
adult, Jerry
elected painting
as a means to
visualize the
world, creating
hundreds of oils
and pastels. A
prolific writer,
he has authored
thousands of
pages on science
and philosophy,
as well as
patents, novels,
short stories,
essays, poems
and musical
compositions. |
