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Ryan Peverly | Wilhelm Reich, Orgone Energy, & The Emotional Plague Of Mankind
Bioelectrical Experiments in Oslo Norway
In the 1930s, Wilhelm Reich conducted a series of bioelectrical experiments in Oslo, Norway, using an oscillograph to measure energy flow in the human body. By attaching electrodes to erogenous zones and applying various stimulants, he proved that pleasurable sensations increased electrical current while negative stimuli decreased it. These experiments provided the scientific validation Reich sought for his theory of life force energy.