Frequency therapy blog (Page 23)

Welcome to the frequency therapy blog of Herbert Eder.

This is about frequencies, resonance and information medicine - explained in an understandable way and with clear practical relevance.

I share backgrounds, impulses from my daily work and new perspectives on how frequency-based approaches can support the organism holistically.

Special emphasis is also placed on the topic of Cancer diseasesI classify correlations from a biophysical point of view, discuss studies and field reports and show how frequency therapy can be embedded as a complementary component in holistic concepts.

Note: Frequency therapy is not recognized by conventional medicine and is not a substitute for diagnosis or treatment by doctors or alternative practitioners. This blog is intended to provide information and is an invitation to learn about new approaches in an open and critical way.

50 Hz magnetic fields and living cells: ROS, cell membranes and gene expression explained in an understandable way

By: Herbert Eder

On: January 13, 2026

Many people immediately associate „50 Hz“ with power lines, household electricity and the question: Can this have a biological effect? The scientific discussion here is complex - and that is precisely why it is worth taking a sober look at the possible mechanisms: What processes are even being discussed in cells when extremely low frequency magnetic fields (ELF-MF) are involved?Continue reading

Biophysical principles of electromagnetic fields: Coupling, dose and exposure duration

By: Herbert Eder

On: January 12, 2026

The biophysical principles of electromagnetic fields play an important role in frequency therapy in terms of coupling to biological tissue, dose design and exposure duration. The coupling of electromagnetic fields to biological tissue is influenced by biological parameters such as conductivity or the dielectric properties of cell membranes. These parameters areContinue reading

Bioelectricity and cell communication: membrane potential and ion channels

By: Herbert Eder

On: January 11, 2026

Bioelectricity and cellular communication are based on the electrochemical membrane potential, which is created by the asymmetry of the selective-permeable distribution of ions such as sodium, potassium, calcium and chloride as well as the function of specific ion channels (Brasovan et al., 2025). Ion channels have a regulatory effect on ion transport and influence the electrical potential of the cell membrane. TheContinue reading

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