Orgone Experiments

The new observations with a superior microscope also validate the orgone experiments of Wilhelm Reich who described similar microbial processes in the 1940’s (The Cancer Biopathy. Farrar, Straus and Giroux, NY, 1973). He accepted only ‘terminal’ cancer patients and treatment was free. Commonly pain diminished, blood and weight improved, and tumours shrank or disappeared. Despite this, the patients died. From this he concluded that tumours are not an important part of the disease.

Reich’s work was so threatening to the medical establishment that all of Reich’s published books were burned and equipment destroyed under FDA supervision. Because he maintained that a court was not a proper place to discuss a scientific theory, he died 1957 in an US jail (www.wilhelmreichtrust.org/biography.html).

Bion

His most important achievement, which I regard as the greatest scientific discovery of the last century, was the bion as the basic unit of…