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Dr. Albert Abrams
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Dr. Albert Abrams
An American physician (1863-1924) dubbed ‘Dean of the 20th Century Charlatans’
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With thousands of homeowners living along the 405, there are too many who will prevent any public-transit route from ever getting built, said Albert Abrams of the Tarzana Neighborhood Council.
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It originated in the 1920s when an American neurologist, Albert Abrams, invented a "black box" (with no electronic circuitry) that he claimed could pick up a person''s vibratory patterns from a "witness" such as a hair clipping, and transmit healing radiations to that person.
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To trace its roots we have to go back a full century to the early 1900s, when the American neurologist Dr Albert Abrams discovered its principles by chance while routinely examining a patient.
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