Vintage Tesla healing devices also known as Violet Ray.
Violet ray machines utilize a Tesla coil, commonly referred to as a resonance transformer, to generate a high-frequency, low-current beam that is subsequently applied to the skin.
Nikola Tesla is among some of the most prolific inventors of all times. He is also regarded as one of the pioneers of electromagnetic induction and the developments that have been made based on the invention of alternating electric current.
The Violet Ray in the early 20th century was heralded as an important discovery in the field of electrotherapy. The popularity of electric devices was as pervasive a century ago as today. The early naturopaths were themselves smitten with the mysteries of electricity. In an article published in 1900, Schaefer exclaims, “Nothing in modern science causes us so much amazement as electricity, the sovereign ruler of all.”
When the Violet Ray machines came on the market, they were promoted to cure virtually every manner of illness. These kits were sold to both home consumers and doctors. The main differences between the two types of kits being the number and types of attachments and probes that came with them.
The violet ray machines were touted as a cure for a variety of ills including poor circulation, nervous disorders, arthritis and rheumatism, hair and skin disorders, problems with digestion and elimination, female reproductive disorders, prostate disease, cataracts-even possession and schizophrenia, by none other than Edgar Cacey. It seemed that there was no disorder, no ill, that the violet ray machine couldn’t cure. In fact, the literature that came with these devices often listed over 200 aliments that the device could supposedly treat.
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