In episode two titled – Let There Be Light – that currently is in post production, I travel to the USA, Europe and Canada to study Nikola Tesla’s research and inventions in light and continue my research in magnetic field therapy.
Tesla was called the master of lightning because he demonstrated electrical streamers from his Tesla coils that were over 130 feet in length. To prove the effects that his type of lightning was safe, he constructed the “High Frequency Apparatus,” a device which produced a cold corona aura of ultraviolet light and tiny streamers that enveloped his body when he moved close to his spiral Tesla coil. He told audiences that he used it as an electric bath to kill viruses and bacteria and it would safely stimulate his nervous system. It also energized the oxygen in the air by producing ozone which killed mold and viruses in his laboratory.
Tesla also demonstrated the very first form of florescent lighting by holding a wireless light bulb in his hand. He then made commercial versions with special gasses encased inside quartz crystal tubes that were energized with his high frequency alternating currents. That light could produce ultraviolet light and is currently used in hospitals for disinfection, to treat skin disease, remove harmful bacteria in water and even neutralize pesticides in vegetables. Instead of using heat for pasteurization of fruit and vegetables, ultraviolet light is now being used to kill harmful bacteria and activate the enzymes in the food. Vitamin D is added to milk and mushrooms just by shining ultraviolet light on it during packaging.
Most ancient cultures honoured the sun either as a religious symbol or as the most powerful natural medicine the world have ever known. Unfortunately, the sun has been promoted by the cosmetic industry as being something that causes damage to the skin and it’s avoidance has resulted in a vitamin D deficiency in countries that are located far from the equator. Northern Europe and Canada suffer from the highest rates of multiple sclerosis in the entire world and this statistic goes hand in hand with low vitamin D levels. There are ways to correct this problem with the use of Tesla’s artificial ultraviolet B light which is the focus of this film.