Cinema study commissioned by NV Dynamized Technologies on September 13, 2016, based on a device that applies the principles of dynamics, similar to the Biodynamizer®.

Method : The Bioscoop is a spectrometer that analyzes changes in the electrical properties of water resulting from the emission of a low-frequency electrical signal (136 Hz) sent through an electrode into the water. The interpretation of the measurements (distortion between the transmitted and received signal) is computer-controlled. The analysis focuses primarily on energy shifts (in terms of electrons/protons) and electric field dynamics, particularly in the low frequency ranges = frequencies emitted by "living" cells.

* William Ross Adey Professor of Anatomy and Physiology at the University of California« Electromagnetic Fields and the Essence of Living Systems »: « Laboratory studies have tested a spectrum of EM fields for bioeffects at cell and molecular levels focusing, on exposures at athermal levels. A clear emergent conclusion is that many observed interactions are not based on tissue heating. Modulation of cell surface chemical events by weak EM fields indicates a major amplification of initial weak triggers associated with binding of hormones, antibodies, and neurotransmitters to their specific binding sites. Calcium ions play a key role in this amplification. These studies support new concepts of communication between cells across the barriers of cell membranes; and point with increasing certainty to an essential physical organization in living matter, at a far finer level than the structural and functional image defined in the chemistry of molecules. There is increasing evidence that these events relate to quantum states and resonant responses in biomolecular systems, and not to equilibrium thermodynamics associated with thermal energy exchanges and tissue heating.”