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1.3. Summary of the results of resonance therapy

Right from the start, IRT has had the results of its therapy evaluated by independent experts and institutes. Evaluation has always been based on the visible and quantifiable response of nature on the site being treated.

Tests have been performed in a number of European countries and a summary of some of the results is outlined below.
The trials and experimental designs are described in section 6.

Report by Dipl. Forstwirt Norbert Schillings - October 1987
At the end of the first vegetation period the treated area showed a clear improvement in the vitality of the spruce seedlings. This was observed both in their outward appearance and in the roots.

Report by Prof. Dr. B. Streit of the Zoological Institute at Frankfurt University - February 1988
An adaptability test (chi squared) with an error probability of p<0.05 indicates a significant increase in the abundance of soil life in the treated area.

Report by Berthold Leendertz, dendrologist - March 1988
Just five weeks after sowing, the dwarf beans in the treated area were bushier and taller than those in the untreated area. We harvested 73 kg beans from the treated area and 53 kg from the untreated area.
We performed taste tests on 20 people. The results of the blind test were quite clear: the treated beans were tastier, sweeter and less stringy. Their colour was also brighter.

Report by Dipl. Forstwirt Norbert Schillings - October 1988
One clear effect was that the treated seedlings were up to 17 % longer than the untreated ones in 1988, compared with a difference of around 10 % in June 1987.
In 1988 the ratio of above-ground to below-ground plant parts was 58:42 with treated seedlings and 64:32 with untreated seedlings. This means that the treated seedlings formed more root mass in 1988.

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