Understanding “Voltage”
Electrons move in a vortex that — in two-dimensional representation — looks similar to this diagram.




Frequency represents the number of times the electrons cross the zero line per second. Voltage is the distance away from the zero line. The next illustration demonstrates that the red and blue waves are the same voltage, but a different frequency.



When an electron meets other electrons, they can interact. If the electrons are the same frequency, they will resonate, and the result is the transfer of the energy, with a resulting increase in voltage.




Voltage and the human body.
Cells in the human body are designed to run at –20 millivolts (pH 7.35) to –25 millivolts (pH 7.40). Cells get voltage from three “trucking systems” — the acupuncture system, the perineural nervous system, and ionically through the blood.

Every organ in the body runs at a different frequency. Here are some examples for organs and common conditions.


Chronic disease and pain are always associated with low voltage. To increase the voltage back to normal to promote healing in the body and pain reduction/elimination, the voltage of the cells must increase. One way to achieve this is by using the Tennant Biomodulator®. Placing the electrode over an acupuncture point on the perineural nervous system transfers electrons to the attached organ, since the device creates the necessary frequency to match each organ. Self-sticking electrodes (patches) may also be used. The skin is a great insulator and limits the amount of energy that can be transferred from the Tennant Biomodulator® to the body.