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BedlamShow me a life force. What do you measure it with?
oxphor is all you need. The rest is a wonderful mechanism. No magic needed.
JoecoftI’m going to go out on a limb here, and say some form of biological cold fusion! According to science, our bodies are made up of about 50 to 65 per cent water, and water contains hydrogen. Perhaps our bodies have a natural way of extracting the hydrogen (at a micro-atomic level) and in turn transmuting it, into a form of biochemical/electrical power source. Remember, it’s just a theory…
lostbook
I'll take a jab at it with my layman speak.
I think the mysterious energy you speak of is some form of magnetism that isn't defined or hasn't been discovered yet. The way I see it everything in the Universe that we can see works off magnetism in some form or another. The Sun has powerful magnetic bands and it shoots mag. waves into Space. The planets, well Earth for sure, have magnetic poles, certain minerals are magnetic, humans have magnetic poles in the two sides of our brain, ideas flow magnetically?, our blood is magnetic. I'm not discounting other posters here but I just wanted to give my perspective.
Scientists say that we don't know something like 95% of the Universe right? I think a unified theory of magnetism is the key. to understanding it all.
StopThaZionistWorldOrder
reply to post by vethumanbeing
We are made from the Earth, the Earth has lots of different minerals (metals). These minerals conduct electricity. We are made up of minerals and water. We are an advanced battery. The more minerals we have, the more electricity we conduct and the more energy we have.
vethumanbeing
Forgive me here, what is oxphor.
vethumanbeing
As you say, magnatism must play some part in this, our brains when the two hemispheres are balanced, (through sound) as driven by a magnet (if you are old school and have Klipshorns or theator style sound systems drivers are magnets)
Ive also wondered if weak force gravity plays into this somehow.
Trace minerals we injest are absolutely magnetic; the ones that are not magnetic and detrimental are aluminum, lead, magnesium, copper, nickel, as an example are poisoness to the human body.
BedlamForgive me here, what is oxphor.
BedlamIt's an abbreviation that's used in biology for oxidative phosphorylation, which I mentioned a few posts previously.
Your cellular mechanisms are powered by ATP: adenosine triphosphate. It's a chemical which is made by your cells from glucose or fatty acids. Depending on what's going on at the time (and what sort of cell you're talking about), the ATP can come from glycolysis, OXPHOR or by running NADH/FADH through the electron transport chain. ATP is what powers every endothermic reaction in your cells. It powers enzymatic reactions, protein synthesis, ion pumps, actin/myosin, you name it, if it requires energy, that's what the cell's components use. THAT is what 'animates' cells, basically. A very handy chemical reaction that can be incorporated as the energy source for a huge range of different systems in your cells.
Astyanax This is what animates people.
Sex
Status
Money
Children
Anger
Fear
Love
You want 'life forces'? Those are 'life forces'.
BedlamA conductor does not a battery make. You are not a battery, although you are conductive.
vethumanbeing
Important question here can it be synthesied, or bottled?
I can recall a fad that involved the engestion of a pill version of RNA/DNA that one could take and improve cellular action (really its true).
Do you think that cells are individual componants that have a dim scentenience, not knowing the whole body system mechanics of course not knowing they are liver or brain cells but can spiral out of control (one of them has a beef).
What happens if OXPHOR is out of balance, the cell dies? Is it actually the heart pump of the individual cell? (would you call it a majical substance? hense the question, can it be synthesised artificially? NICE POST BEDLAM!
Bedlam
vethumanbeing
Important question here can it be synthesied, or bottled?
Well, your mitochondria make ATP, as does your cytoplasm to some extent. You can buy it. However, your body makes and uses an enormous amount of it during a day's metabolism. About 40 kg a day. And you have to get it inside the cells, so ATP-cola probably isn't practical.
I can recall a fad that involved the engestion of a pill version of RNA/DNA that one could take and improve cellular action (really its true).
I can't imagine how. Your stomach will tear it to bits, and cells don't really eat DNA for fun. I suppose you could be short of a few trace elements.
Do you think that cells are individual componants that have a dim scentenience, not knowing the whole body system mechanics of course not knowing they are liver or brain cells but can spiral out of control (one of them has a beef).
No.
What happens if OXPHOR is out of balance, the cell dies? Is it actually the heart pump of the individual cell? (would you call it a majical substance? hense the question, can it be synthesised artificially? NICE POST BEDLAM!
There really isn't a heart pump in a cell. ATP production is the base of all energy in eukaryotes and most prokaryotes, whether they're using fermentation or oxphor to produce the ATP. There are no magical substances. If you break the oxidative phosphorylation pathways in a eukaryote, that critter will die shortly afterwards. It can switch to fermentation for a very short time but you just can't get enough energy that way, and the lactic acid is a problem. One way to do this is with cyanide, which damages cytochrome c oxidase in the mitochondria. Another is with an uncoupling agent, we used to have several in our bag of tricks.
eta: oxidative phosphorylation is a way to make ATP. So is fermentation. There's another way that uses fatty acids to make ATP. ATP is the fuel your cells actually use.edit on 22-1-2014 by Bedlam because: (no reason given)
bigfatfurrytexan
40kg....is that a typo?
BedlamSo, I guess electrostatic speakers can't "balance your hemispheres"? How about live music? No magnets involved either way.
BedlamWeak force and gravity are two totally different forces.
VHBTrace minerals we injest are absolutely magnetic; the ones that are not magnetic and detrimental are aluminum, lead, magnesium, copper, nickel, as an example are poisoness to the human body.
BedlamWhat about sodium? Potassium? BTW, you need copper, tin and several others. Including magnesium. Magnesium is one of those things you die unless you get enough of. You need nickel, too, although not much, and you probably get more than enough no matter what you do.
BedlamAnd the sort of iron that's in your body isn't ferromagnetic, unless you ate a nail. Oh, and nickel? Magnetic.
vethumanbeing
Of course magnets are involved in the sound delivery (resonance vibration).
I was speaking of listening to 2 tones; 100 hz in one ear 104 hz in the other. If magnets are not involved at all what causes outside inferred resonance, (forgetting the innerear its just a antiquated hearing aid).
I know, but why wouldnt/couldnt they work somehow in tandum?
Sodium salt is not magnetic niether is potassium and are not metallic (you neglect anothers hypothosis here). The theory was of the magnetic properties of the bodies constituants, its makeup. Not about the metals in existing within the earth (those existing in trace amounts in the body that drive the machine body and to what purpose they acheive).
Why are you nitpicking, nickel is not magnetic,
neither is platinum, silver is not magnetic. Gold is not magnetic. Why? because of the density of the metal out performs the function the magnet; anything with an iron componant would be magnetic.
vethumanbeing
reply to post by Bedlam
I was hoping you were NOT going to bring up stainless steel. Its an alloy, manmade without magnetic properties; not natural to nature.
What do you think drives sound? Magnetics. Something drives the property of 'sound' into the inner ear and although the unique shape as a horn device to HEAR, is more a function of mechanics. What happens when the freqencies hit the inner ear as sound as interprets as what warnings; or a bad joke?
Bedlam
vethumanbeing
reply to post by Bedlam
I was hoping you were NOT going to bring up stainless steel. Its an alloy, manmade without magnetic properties; not natural to nature.
So is metallic iron. And the heme molecules in your blood are natural, but also not magnetic.
What do you think drives sound? Magnetics. Something drives the property of 'sound' into the inner ear and although the unique shape as a horn device to HEAR, is more a function of mechanics. What happens when the freqencies hit the inner ear as sound as interprets as what warnings; or a bad joke?
You are way off. Sound is a longitudinal compression wave in an elastic medium, in this case air. The thing making the sound causes a longitudinal wave of compression and rarefaction in the air, your eardrum moves back and forth because of the ripples in air density, the bones in the middle ear magnify this motion, the cochlea is a little mechanical Fourier analyzer which breaks down the incoming sound by amplitude, phase and frequency. No magnets whatsoever.