Radionik Verlag - IRT - The Institute

1.2. The Institute for Resonance Therapy

The Institute for Resonance Therapy (IRT) was established in 1988. Since then, Irene Lutz has dedicated herself full-time to researching and developing resonance therapy.

As a result of the improvement in the amount and quality of vegetation in forests and agricultural areas, since 1990 the Institute has received a number of contracts to carry out treatment on behalf of private landowners and public authorities.

The method is now so sophisticated that it can be used for areas in excess of 10.000 hectares.

Alongside forests and agricultural land, seeds with low vitality can be treated with resonance therapy. Treatment produces stronger plants, improves quality and increases crop yields.

The applications of resonance therapy are currently being extended. The IRT is looking for ways of expanding its all-round approach to non-biological systems.

Initially, Irene Lutz was the only member of the institute with the know-how required to implement the process. However, we have now established that this knowledge can be passed on to others, thereby ensuring that other people are able to use resonance therapy.

IRT's objectives:

to treat ecosystems and seeds
to develop a training system
to establish working models
to compile experimental data

IRT's staff:

Franz Lutz, M.D., General Manager
Mona Henkel, Therapy Department
Dipl. Agraring. Jutta Watzlawik, Therapy Department
Juliane Neumann, Secretary

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