DNA waves and water

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I agree with you and didn't mean to come across rude, it's just good to consider all things at some point. No matter how unlikely or crazy sounding.

Originally posted by kiwitina948
....Many years ago I had read that one day we would come upon the realisation that it is possible to heal any ailment with only a glass of water.

it is going to be difficult to know how to move forward in this area of scientific research because, although the paper referenced in the OP suggests that such miraculous properties of water may exist, we are teetering on the edge of quackery.

and as such, i am very skeptical about correlations such as rock music creating a discord in the water and classical music creating a consonance. even if such a notion were to be proven correct, it is just the sort of 'sound byte' that will be taken out of context and abused by people pushing their own agenda......such as resellers of magic water (KANGEN).

but then, on the OTHER other hand, to insist that such a technology is subject to an authority, such as the medical establishment, is counter intuitive. indeed, it would be more of a shamanistic medicine "of the people".

we can only hope that research teams continue to take up and support this point of view. regardless of the disparaging feedback from their peers, we are beginning to see that the holistic viewpoint stands up in the face of scientific scrutiny. viva la revolucion'!

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nice article, thank you.

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Have been researching geomagnetic activity and its effects on the body - here's a bit more info to add to your mix.

Mitochondrial criticality: a new concept at the turning point of life or death.

At the point of criticality, the dynamics of the mitochondrial network bifurcate to oscillatory behavior. These energetic changes are translated into effects on the electrical excitability of the cell, inducing dramatic changes in the morphology and the threshold for activating an action potential. Emerging evidence suggests that this mechanism, by creating spatial and temporal heterogeneity of excitability in the heart during ischemia and reperfusion, underlies the genesis of potentially lethal cardiac arrhythmias.

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So now people come to the realization that Graham Hancock may be right after all about the snyc between nature. Plants have a strong relationship with insects and now we come to realise humans are strongly connected with plants as well plants have natural drugs we can use them them for medicine, hallucinigens. We eat fruits from the plants we eat their waste the plants don't want.

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