Definition of radionics in English:

radionics

plural noun ˌreɪdɪˈɒnɪksˌrādēˈäniks

treated as singular A system of alternative medicine based on the supposition that detectable electromagnetic radiation emitted by living matter can be interpreted diagnostically and transmitted to treat illness at a distance by complex electrical instruments.
Example sentencesExamples
- Scientists have been unable to explain the exact mechanisms by which rock powders work, just as they are unable to explain how biodynamic preparations or radionics influence crops.
- Since radionics is primarily a holistic approach, treating the physical, emotional, mental and spiritual, the chances of helping people on their evolutionary path is much higher than with other therapies.
- Psionic medicine is a simpler version of radionics that is primarily based on the use of a device such as the pendulum.
- Contemporary practitioners claim to have ‘successfully treated’ thousands of customers with radionics and a medicine bag full of similar energy cures.
- He is a highly qualified and indeed decorated physician, who should know better than to recommend dowsing, crystal therapy, and radionics to NHS patients

Origin

1940s: from radio- 'radiation', on the pattern of electronics.

Definition of radionics in US English:

radionics

plural nounˌrādēˈäniks

treated as singular A system of alternative medicine based on the supposition that detectable electromagnetic radiation emitted by living matter can be interpreted diagnostically and transmitted to treat illness at a distance by complex electrical instruments.
Example sentencesExamples
- Since radionics is primarily a holistic approach, treating the physical, emotional, mental and spiritual, the chances of helping people on their evolutionary path is much higher than with other therapies.
- Scientists have been unable to explain the exact mechanisms by which rock powders work, just as they are unable to explain how biodynamic preparations or radionics influence crops.
- He is a highly qualified and indeed decorated physician, who should know better than to recommend dowsing, crystal therapy, and radionics to NHS patients
- Contemporary practitioners claim to have ‘successfully treated’ thousands of customers with radionics and a medicine bag full of similar energy cures.
- Psionic medicine is a simpler version of radionics that is primarily based on the use of a device such as the pendulum.

Origin

1940s: from radio- ‘radiation’, on the pattern of electronics.

单词	radionics
释义	Definition of radionics in English: radionics plural noun ˌreɪdɪˈɒnɪksˌrādēˈäniks treated as singular A system of alternative medicine based on the supposition that detectable electromagnetic radiation emitted by living matter can be interpreted diagnostically and transmitted to treat illness at a distance by complex electrical instruments. Example sentencesExamples Scientists have been unable to explain the exact mechanisms by which rock powders work, just as they are unable to explain how biodynamic preparations or radionics influence crops. Since radionics is primarily a holistic approach, treating the physical, emotional, mental and spiritual, the chances of helping people on their evolutionary path is much higher than with other therapies. Psionic medicine is a simpler version of radionics that is primarily based on the use of a device such as the pendulum. Contemporary practitioners claim to have ‘successfully treated’ thousands of customers with radionics and a medicine bag full of similar energy cures. He is a highly qualified and indeed decorated physician, who should know better than to recommend dowsing, crystal therapy, and radionics to NHS patients Origin 1940s: from radio- 'radiation', on the pattern of electronics. Definition of radionics in US English: radionics plural nounˌrādēˈäniks treated as singular A system of alternative medicine based on the supposition that detectable electromagnetic radiation emitted by living matter can be interpreted diagnostically and transmitted to treat illness at a distance by complex electrical instruments. Example sentencesExamples Since radionics is primarily a holistic approach, treating the physical, emotional, mental and spiritual, the chances of helping people on their evolutionary path is much higher than with other therapies. Scientists have been unable to explain the exact mechanisms by which rock powders work, just as they are unable to explain how biodynamic preparations or radionics influence crops. He is a highly qualified and indeed decorated physician, who should know better than to recommend dowsing, crystal therapy, and radionics to NHS patients Contemporary practitioners claim to have ‘successfully treated’ thousands of customers with radionics and a medicine bag full of similar energy cures. Psionic medicine is a simpler version of radionics that is primarily based on the use of a device such as the pendulum. Origin 1940s: from radio- ‘radiation’, on the pattern of electronics.
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