System for defining energy field characteristics to illuminate nano-particles used to treat invasive agents

A method for dynamically defining characteristics of generated energy fields which are used in activating target particles, which are inserted into a living organism in a manner to associate with invasive agents, to destroy invasive agents in the living organism, comprising:

• maintaining, in a computerized target particle database, a listing of characteristics of at least one type of target particles;
• storing, in a computerized invasive agent database, data that defines sets of energy field characteristics from the characteristics of energy fields including, but not limited to, at least one of:
• field type, frequency, field strength, duration, field modulation, repetition frequency, polarization, beam size, and focal point, each set defining the energy field characteristics necessary to energize the at least one type of said target particles in a predetermined manner in a portion of the living organism to destroy the invasive agent;
• automatically selecting, using user provided identification of the at least one type of said target particles and a portion of the living organism which contains an invasive agent, a set of energy field characteristics as stored in the computerized invasive agent database, necessary to energize the identified type of target particles in a predetermined manner in the portion of the living organism to destroy the invasive agent;
• and
• generating an energy field having said automatically selected energy field characteristics for application to said portion of said living organism to activate said target particles located in the living organism to destroy invasive agents in the target living organism.