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The ASCLEPIOS EDD Lecher antenna:

Among the instruments that make it possible to explore and interact with cosmo-telluric fields, the EDD Lecher antenna holds a very special place. For many years this tool has been used to detect, analyse and also emit certain specific frequencies from the energy environment around us. Its principle rests on a system of adjustable conducting wires that allow the instrument to be tuned to precise wavelengths.

This principle, inspired by the Lecher lines used in physics, makes it possible to establish a correspondence between a given frequency and a precise setting of the antenna. Once this tuning has been done, the antenna becomes able not only to detect that frequency in the environment, but also to emit it when the user activates emission mode.

With the classic EDD Lecher antenna, this emission has a very particular characteristic: it takes place along the direct axis of the Lecher wires. In other words, the cosmo-telluric energy mobilised by the antenna is projected forwards, in the exact extension of the antenna.

When the user carries out the procedure for activating emission mode, notably by performing the three pluses, and the antenna is set to a frequency such as 2.5, the device generates a relatively narrow energy projection.

Observations made over many experiments show that this energy beam is approximately half a square centimetre wide. We are therefore dealing with extremely concentrated radiation.

This characteristic gives the classic Lecher antenna great precision of action. The energy can be directed exactly towards a targeted area, with a minimum of dispersion. This precision is particularly useful when you want to work on a well-defined point in a person's energy organisation.

To use a simple image, one could say that the classic EDD Lecher antenna works a little like a very fine pen. It lets you draw an extremely precise energy line. Nothing overflows, nothing is needlessly scattered.

However, this remarkable precision also has a logical consequence: the field of action remains relatively narrow. The energy is concentrated on a point or a small area. Yet in some contexts it can be useful to work not on an isolated point, but on a wider energy region.

It is precisely this reflection that led to the idea of an evolution of the instrument: the Asclépios EDD Lecher antenna.

The idea behind this antenna is simple but ambitious: to keep the fundamental principles of the Lecher antenna while changing the way energy is spread through space.

Unlike the classic antenna, the Asclépios antenna does not project energy as a narrow beam. When used in emission mode, the cosmo-telluric energy spreads out in a cone of about 120 degrees.

More precisely, the energy is distributed over an angle of about 60 degrees to the right and 60 degrees to the left of the antenna's central axis. This opening profoundly changes the dynamics of the emission.

Instead of a fine and very localised energy line, the Asclépios antenna creates a wider energy field that covers a whole area.

To use another image, if the classic antenna is like a laser beam, the Asclépios antenna is closer to a floodlight. One lights up a precise point, the other illuminates a surface.

This controlled dispersion has an important advantage: it makes it possible to stimulate simultaneously all the energy structures present in a given area. The aim is no longer only to concentrate energy on a precise point, but to revive the energy dynamics of a whole region.

In many cases, this overall approach encourages a more harmonious flow of energy between the different elements that make up the area.

The Asclépios antenna has a further feature that sets it apart from the classic antenna: the use of specific masses that make it possible to establish a complete energy circuit with the person.

These masses can be placed at the ankles and in the palms of the hands. The two ankles are connected by a first conductive mass, while the two palms are linked by a second mass, which is itself connected to the antenna.

When the person is in contact with these masses, an overall energy circuit is established.

Once the antenna has been set to the chosen frequency, for example frequency 2.5, and emission mode activated with the three pluses, cosmo-telluric energy can then flow through the whole circuit.

In this configuration, the antenna no longer works only on a particular area but acts on the person's whole energy system. The energy flow can reorganise itself according to the natural polarities that structure the body's energy functioning, notably the plus–minus and north–south axes.

Over the many observations made with this configuration, it has been found that this approach encourages a broader and more dynamic energy transfer. The energy is not limited to a precise point; it spreads throughout the person's energy circuit.

This phenomenon can be compared to putting a whole network back into circulation rather than supplying a single point of the network.

It then becomes possible to restore fluidity to all the energy exchanges of the body.

It is important to stress that the classic EDD Lecher antenna and the Asclépios EDD Lecher antenna should not be seen as competing instruments. They simply respond to different ways of working.

The classic antenna remains the ideal tool for high-precision work, when you want to concentrate energy on a very specific point. The Asclépios antenna, for its part, opens the way to a more global approach that makes it possible to act on larger areas and revive an overall energy dynamic.

Ultimately, having both types of antenna is a bit like owning two complementary instruments in the same toolbox.

One allows meticulous, targeted work; the other makes it possible to act with greater breadth and depth on the overall energy organisation.

And as every experienced practitioner knows, it is always better to have several tools suited to different situations than to try to do everything with just one.

What is the EDD Lecher Antenna?

The EDD Lecher antenna is a sophisticated measuring instrument based on the principles of Lecher waves. These waves, discovered by the physicist Ernst Lecher, are used to detect and analyse the energy variations present in our environment. The antenna picks up specific frequencies and gives precise indications about the energetic state of places, objects and living beings.

Features and benefits

• DUAL-e mode: Ours is the only Lecher antenna in the world to include DUAL-e technology, which guarantees perfect continuity of energy flow between the two arms of your antenna. This technology can be switched on or off depending on the type of work you want to do.
• Precision and reliability: Made from high-quality materials, the EDD Lecher antenna offers great precision in detecting energy fields, for reliable and reproducible results.
• Versatility: Whether for geobiology, energy healing or more complex studies, the antenna adapts to many different contexts of use.
• Ease of use: With its ergonomic design, it is easy to handle, even for beginners, while remaining sophisticated enough for experienced professionals.
• Guidance and support: At VED Distribution, we offer complete support, including detailed user guides and a dedicated customer service team to answer all your questions.

Why choose the EDD Lecher Antenna?

Choosing the EDD Lecher antenna means choosing an outstanding tool that will help you better understand and harmonise the subtle energies around us. By bringing this instrument into your practice, you will be able to improve your diagnoses, refine your analyses and offer more effective energy solutions to your clients or for your own surroundings.

The LECHER antenna with the EDD system: designer Éric DAUB now offers the fourth generation of the Lecher antenna, with the following improvements: removal of the metal magnetised rod on hollow arms; improved energy continuity within the antenna; brass used consistently throughout the device; a brass contact ring fitted at the base; knurled locking nuts on the rods.