Significant correlations between atmospherics and the in vivo incorporation of 3H-thymidine into the nuclear DNA of liver cells

Quanta and Coherence Effects in Water and Living Systems

OBJECTIVE

To review the progress the author has made over the past 5 years in understanding coherence effects in water and living systems using quantum mechanical models.

BACKGROUND

The implications of existing theoretical work on water are discussed.

METHODS

Available techniques for the measurement of frequencies imprinted in water are described or referenced.

RESULTS

The importance of frequency is shown in respect of the understanding of the mechanisms of homeopathy, acupuncture and how bio-information may be stored in water and also in respect of chemical and electrical sensitivities or hypersensitivities; hypersensitivity being that degree of sensitivity that seriously interferes with normal functioning.

CONCLUSION

Water and living systems have macroscopic quantum properties that can give rise to a memory for frequencies, long-range effects, and entanglement between separated systems.

Effects of natural and man-made electric/electromagnetic fields on human health: a possible mechanism

Studies and observations have shown that natural and artificial electric/electromagnetic fields affect human health. The author suggests that these fields can alter the state of acupuncture points, and produce an acupuncture-like effect. The author further suggests that the influence of natural and man-made electric/electromagnetic fields on human health is mediated by electrical processes in acupuncture points.

Significant correlations between atmospheric spectra according to Baumer and the in vitro incorporation of [3H]thymidine into the nuclear DNA of C6-glioma cells

Significant correlations between certain spectra of atmospherics (spherics) according to Baumer (a.t.B), i.e. naturally occurring electro-magnetic impulses in the range of 4-50 kHz, and several diseases or biological parameters have been published earlier. Now we show that there exists a highly significant negative correlation (r = -0.61, P greater than 0.004) between the occurrence of 28 kHz impulses (a.t.B.) and the in vitro incorporation of thymidine into the nuclear DNA of C6-glioma cells. The positive correlation with the 10 kHz impulses (a.t.B) (r = 0.39), however, is statistically not significant (P greater than 0.055).