Some electrical activities in the body
Some electrical activities in the body
Some of the Body's Well-Known Electrical Activities:
The electrical
activity of the heart.
Electrical activity
of the brain.
Nerve and muscle
cells are triggered into action.
Some of the body's not so well known electrical
activities. "The Body Electric", a book
authored by renowned physicist/researcher Dr. Robert O. Becker and Gary Selden,
mention other interesting electrical activities in the body:
Skin is piezoelectric and pyroelectric
Perineural cells
are semi-conductive and polarized .
Along motor nerves from the spine to the
periphery
Along sensory nerves from the periphery
back to the spine
The back-to-front direct current in the brain changes with state
of consciousness. The current is
stronger with heightened activity (physical or mental), declines during rest,
and is reversed during sleep and anesthesia.
In the spinal column and in the brain
All brain wave frequencies are in the same range
as the earth's frequency
Body cells communicate using weak EMFs
Note: During
wake state, before a meal. Figures drop 10-20% after eating when
the pancreas is producing digestive enzymes
Healthy Body
62-72 MHz.
Temples
70-78 MHz (up to 100 MHz. in some)
Thymus Gland
65-68 MHz.
Lungs
58-65 MHz.
Stomach
58-65 MHz.
Liver /gallbladder
55-60 MHz.
Transverse / Descending Colon;
58-63 MHz.
Ascending Colon
50-60 MHz.
Thyroid / Parathyroid Glands
62-68 MHz.
Heart
67-70 MHz.
Spleen /Pancreas
60-80 MHz.
Khaled Hamlaoui, Institute of Biochemistry
and Technology, Mar. 2020
ResearchGate
Biological organisms, tissues and cells use WEAK,
FREQUENCY-SPECIFIC, electromagnetic fields, produced by electric currents within
the body, as one method to communicate with each other.
An EMF carries information through its frequency and amplitude
In October of 1994, Alfred G. Gilman of the University of Texas Southwestern
Medical Center and Martin Rodibell of the National Institute of Environmental Health
Sciences received the Nobel Prize for determining how the cells of the human body
communicate with one another by sending and receiving "radio" signals.
The cell "battery" voltage creates
a surprisingly powerful electric field 10 to 20 million volts/meter.
In addition, every cell emits electromagnetic radiation, much
like a radio station emits signals.
A cell's EMF is created by:
(1) The cumulative flow of electrically charged ions continuously going
in and out of our cells;
(2) The transmission of electric impulses through cell membranes;
(3) Currents flowing through the intercellular matrix (in between cells).
Frequencies in the body
Brain fields are a million times weaker
than the other body parts . Brain waves emanate throughout the
body via the perineural system (the tissue surrounding the neuron),
regulating the nervous system activity. Brain waves are not constant
in frequency, but vary from moment to moment.
State
Freq. Range
Levels of consciousness
Gamma 30?-60? Hz.
Consciousness, higher mental activity, perception.
40Hz. may be the key to binding sensory inputs into a single perceived
cognition. Peak concentration, heightened alertness, visual acuity.
No gamma waves produced under anaesthesia.
Beta 13-30? Hz.
Consciousness, normal awake state. Talking, active listening,
irritable, aware.
Alpha Relaxed but Awake 8-13 Hz.
Relaxation. Gateway to deeper states of consciousness. Begin
to access creativity. Contains resonant frequency of the earth (Schumann
Resonance 7.83 Hz.). Listening is in the higher alpha range, but edges
to beta range with active listening (e.g. when singling out a voice
amidst a noisy group of people).
Theta Daydreaming, Imagining,
Wandering Mind 4-8 Hz.
Twilight state (meditation). Experienced fleetingly
coming out the depths of delta upon waking, or drifting off to sleep.
Waking-dream, vivid imagery in the mind's eye, receptive to information
beyond normal conscious awareness. Gateway to learning and memory. Theta
meditation increases creativity, enhances learning, reduces stress and
awakens intuition and other extrasensory perception skills. Brainwave
frequency edges down towards the delta range in a trance state.
* Brain frequencies are ~10 Hz. higher during
the day than the night. There is no concise agreement on the ranges for the different
states.
Our body as a whole, also emits an EMF (biophotons /low-level luminescence with a wavelength between 200-800nm)
produced by the cumulative EMFs (vibrating frequencies)
of all our cells.
This EMF is
essentially broadcasting our overall physical, emotional, mental and spiritual state.
We are only as
healthy as our cells. A lower body frequency indicates a compromised immune system and sickness
Today, with a special type of photography, called
Kirlian photography Essentially providing us with a "photograph"
of our state of health.
Studies NOT Supporting I3C/DIM Anti-Cancer Action
Cancer Type
I3C or DIM
Study Findings
StudyType#
Study
Breast
I3C
Shown INeffective in controlling experimental cancer growth in rats;
First study concluded that, over time, IC3increased carcinogenic estrogen
metabolites (E.g. 4-OH and 16-OH), which may be counteracting those
of the less estrogenic 2-OH metabolites
A
PubMed
PubMed +
Liver
I3C
I3C promoted or enhanced cancer development when administered chronically
to rainbow trout AFTER administration of cancer promoting carcinogen
(post-initiation).
A
PubMed +
PubMed +
Breast, liver,
colon
I3C
continuous I3C diet for 25 weeks did not alter tumor incidence or
multiplicity among surviving rats
A
PubMed +
PubMed +
PubMed +
Liver,
Thyroid
I3C
Enhanced cancer development in rats
A
PubMed +
Colon
Enhanced cancer development in rats; second study states I3C increased
proliferation and decreased apoptosis
A
PubMed
PubMed +
Uterus
I3C
study concluded that excess increased activityof carcinogenic 4-OH
estrogen metabolites compared to 2-OH metabolites in the liver contributed
to increased uterine uterine adenocarcinomas and/or multiplicities of
uterine proliferative lesions; study showed no effect on 16-OHactivity.
A
PubMed +
