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May 21, 20260 citationsOpen Access

Theoretical 72-Band Resonant Therapeutic Array: Electromagnetic Frequency Medicine

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MGMark Roy Godfrey

Key Points

  • This research aims to develop a theoretical model for a 72-band therapeutic array capable of addressing bodily inharmonies through electromagnetic frequencies.
  • Developed a resonant therapeutic array using 72 bands of electromagnetic frequencies.
  • Implemented a system for scanning the human body through 100-band frequency decomposition.
  • Utilized a φ-spaced toroidal emitter array to project correction wavelengths.
  • The proposed array can detect inharmonies by comparing frequencies to a harmonic baseline.
  • The design features a $715 bill of materials indicating cost efficiency.
  • Utilizes validated prior art across four distinct domains supporting the framework.

Abstract

Ideation for a 72-band resonant therapeutic array using electromagnetic frequency medicine. The system scans the human body via 100-band frequency decomposition, detects inharmonies against a harmonic baseline, and emanates correction wavelengths through a φ-spaced toroidal emitter array. Prior art disclosure — single pipeline validated across four domains (FJSSP-W scheduling, T-ASR routing, ARC-AGI-2 reasoning, Vesuvius scroll analysis). Conventional power, DDS frequency synthesis, medical-grade isolation. 715 BOM. Open framework

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Mark Roy Godfrey (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a0ea16cbe05d6e3efb600e6https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20278498
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