Name/Title
Abrams' dynamizer and reflexophoneDescription
Below Albert Abrams, AM, MD, LLD, FRMS, a neurologist born in San Francisco in 1864, was thought of as "the King of American Charlatans." Abrams believed that the diagnosis and treatment of a number of illnesses began with the percussion of reflex centers in the spine, and he was happy to provide courses on the subject for up to two hundred dollars apiece. Abrams’ electric devices were termed ERA, or Electronic Reactions of Abrams (later to be called “radionics”), and he was responsible for the production of a generation of quack machines that flooded the market in the first part of the twentieth century.Condition
Overall Condition
Very GoodDate Examined
Aug 8, 2026Create Date
August 8, 2026Update Date
August 26, 2026
