Many medical diagnostic tools—including electrocardiogram (ECG), electroencephalogram (EEG) and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)—measure electromagnetic parameters in the body in order to assess overall health or specific organ function. We think of these tests as modern, yet scientific pioneers Georges Lakhovsky and Nikola Tesla were using electromagnetism in the 1930s to address certain medical issues. Their technology is the inspiration for PolarAid, a handheld device designed for use at home to support health and healing.

“Lakhovsky and Tesla achieved amazing results using high-frequency oscillators and vortex antennas on a large number of patients with a variety of health problems, as well as cosmetic issues such as facial imperfections,” says Dino Tomic, M.D. “I was fascinated by this story, so along with a few of my fellow doctors and engineers, I managed to procure and make the most of the equipment and devices Lakhovsky and Tesla once used. We found that we could support our patients with problems they had struggled with for years—problems that weren’t helped by conventional medical treatment.”

Tomic says that as a gynecological physician practicing conventional medicine, he had been frustrated by his limited ability to help patients. Searching for complementary ways of healing, he completed training in quantum medicine, acupuncture, homeopathy, magnetic resonance therapy, energy methods such as Reiki, and some consciousness-based technologies. 

“I used the most modern diagnostic and therapeutic devices, which exceed today’s conventional medicine by light years,” he says. 

But the technology that has impressed him most is PolarAid, which he and his colleagues developed based on Lakhovsky’s antenna and began marketing five years ago. While the small polarization disc has no electrical power supply, he says, it achieves “fantastic results” for myriad issues, including sleep problems, gynaecological issues, chronic fatigue, digestive issues, joint pain, hemorrhoids, hormonal imbalances and prostate issues. 

“I began to question my many years of education, training and effort when I realized that without a single day of training, anyone could use a PolarAid disc at home for self-healing,” Tomic says.

For more information, visit PolarAidHealth.com.