Novafon

Novafon is the manufacturer of the original audible sound waves Novafon-SK2 and SK1 devices. In business for more than 50 years, the company was founded in Stuttgart and is now a formal limited liability company acting as a subsidiary of Kauffman-Technical.
Back in the 1920's, scientist and professor Dr. E. Schliephake, developed the first intra (audible) sound waves device that could operate at 100Hz. He was one of the first scientists to experiment with the concept of short-wave therapy and the therapeutic use of audible sound waves. Novafon eventually took over the patent and began manufacturing specific intra sound equipment.
Novafon, in conjunction with the Fraunhofer Institute for Physics in Stuttgart, analyzed the vibration technology of each of these new devices. They eventually, over time, were able to combine their knowledge of sound wave therapy with studies regarding the bioenergetic effect of the magnetic field and its ability to utilize the magnetism of the earth to achieve better levels of health.
The constant construction and sealing of the earth's soil is blocking the earth's energy from the body. Whereas the earth can only give about 0.3 gauss of energy, the magnetic probe developed by Novafon can offer up to 2.500 Gauss of magnetic energy. Today, Novafon is able to offer sound devices, magnetic probes, and a unique combination of sound-therapy equipment incorporating the magnetic field therapy. These pieces of equipment have been found incredibly helpful in the treatment of orthopedic disease, especially when combined with acupressure treatments.