An investigation into the non-thermal biological effects and medical applications of microwave radiation

Thirty years ago, Herbert Frohlich postulated that extremely weak microwave signals may act as a trigger for certain bioeffects. To be able to demonstrate a clear correlation between coherent oscillations and biological processes would have extremely important implications for medical research. For example, a technology could be developed to permit the detection of abnormal cells very much earlier than is currently possible, long before any clinical/chemical signs of malignancy were present, if it is thought that there may be an "electromagnetic trigger" that switches on the resulting chemical interaction between cells. If this trigger mechanism can be identified and measured, it may be possible to stop any subsequent interaction between cells and "follow-on" chemical phase resulting in cancerous cells.