📂 Forgotten Cure – 1931

In 1931, German scientist Dr. Otto Warburg received the Nobel Prize for discovering that cells can regenerate when exposed to the correct levels of oxygen and vibration. His research showed that disease — including cancer — cannot survive in an oxygenated, alkaline cell.

🔬 By 1933, his institute began experiments with electromagnetic resonance therapy, which — when combined with oxygen — triggered regeneration of damaged tissue.

But by 1936, the project was silenced. Funding was cut. Documents disappeared. Researchers were reassigned or “retired.”

📌 Medical history didn’t disprove it — it just buried it.