The basic principle of GT200-F is: molecular resonance, human electrostatic and ultra-low frequency conduction technology.
Magnetic Resonance Imaging System (MRI) is a new and effective tool for physicians to diagnose diseases. During the MRI, a part of the patient's body is placed in a powerful magnetic field and is subjected to the pulse of radio waves. Hydrogen atoms are weakly magnetic, strong magnetic fields arrange hydrogen atoms in the water in the patient's body, rf waves gently knock the hydrogen atoms out of the formation of the arrangement, hydrogen atoms rotate to produce their own unique radio signals. Because the radio frequency depends on the hydrogen atoms around it, an image of the human body can be obtained by using a computer to analyze that frequency. Detectors and MRIs work the same way, except that we don't use external magnetic forces to arrange hydrogen atoms in the human body, nor do we use radio frequency waves to knock them out of the arrangement, we use the magnetic field generated by static electricity in the human body.
