Publication status: individual research report, not a population clinical trial. The original report carries Magda Havas’s Trent University affiliation. This does not by itself establish institutional endorsement, funding independence or a journal peer-review process.
Researcher: Magda Havas. Experiment: August 20, 2015; report dated September 5. Sample: one 46-year-old woman. Device: Aires Defender Infinity.
Protocol
The fixed sequence was baseline, RF exposure, RF plus the device, then the device alone. Sources included a router, cordless-phone base and baby monitor. The report describes blinding, but does not document the placebo implementation used in the first case.
Findings
Selected pulse-wave indices declined during RF exposure and moved toward baseline in the RF-plus-device condition. These observations are the favorable result of interest. Heart rate and blood pressure did not show benefit; HRV changes were small. Bio-Well/GDV energy and balance changes were explicitly nonsignificant.
Limitations
One participant and a fixed order cannot establish a reproducible population effect or distinguish treatment from recovery and time effects. Bio-Well software scores are not direct measurements of disease, field depolarization, or an established clinical benefit. This second case is a separate observation, but it is not a controlled replication demonstrating efficacy.
Original report
Read Havas’s full September 5, 2015 report (PDF) · Read the first case and placebo protocol.
Sources and disclosure
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Editorial update: October 25, 2026 · Josh, Aires. This page explains research and its limitations; it is not a diagnosis or a claim that an Aires product prevents or treats disease.