07/03/2026
Magnetic fields have been widely used in research to develop new technologies and therapeutic practices, such as electrocardiograms, electroencephalograms, and magnetic resonance imaging. One of these therapies began its development in 1988 after Isaac Goiz Durán participation in the First Biomagnetism Course in Guadalajara. This was a NASA continuing education program for doctors at the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Guadalajara taught by Richard Broeringmeyer, a physician from the American Space Agency and a recognized authority worldwide. Broeringmeyer presented the theory of the static magnetic field generated by medium-intensity magnets. This field can immediately detect bioenergetic changes in a part of the human body within the measured magnetic field. According to these studies, when the analyzed part of the body shows a pH alteration, the human body reacts to the stimulus by activating the defense system through the Right Hemicorp Shortening Phenomenon. This pH dysfunction would support an energy imbalance at the affected site which is normalized by applying a magnetic field with opposite polarity to the found fi eld (GOIZ DURÁN, 2003, 2008, and 2014; DAVIS and RAWLS, 1990; BROERINGMEYER, PHILPOTT, 2015).