The cell membrane responds to chemicals and the electromagnetic environment
How EMFs affect our body
The cell membrane responds to chemicals and the electromagnetic
environment
The cell membrane senses
both chemical (e.g. chemicals, neurotransmitters, ions)
and energetic (e.g. electromagnetic)
signals from its environment via the ECM (Extracellular
Matrix), and converts these signals into a
cellular action
- Receptors
and Effectors. The cell membrane is spanned by Receptor
Proteins and Effector Proteins.
• Receptors
- acting as "Antennae", are the cell's "sense" organs.
The equivalents of eyes, ears, nose, etc. It is generally known that
these "antennae"respond to external signaling molecules, such as
hormones, however they also respond to environmental
EMF s. When these "antennae" receive
specific activating EMF signals from their environment, they stimulate (by coupling
with) signal-selectedeffector proteins;
The activated state, a signal-selected ion-channel enables
positively charged mineral ions to enter or leave the cell and thus
to change the energetic state or "battery"voltage of the
cell. Different EMF frequencies can either provoke an
increase in the cell "battery"level or depolarize
the potential difference across the cell membrane(running down the
cell "battery" ).
• Effector
proteins (gated ion-channels or carriers). E.g. Stimulated ion-channels
open and route charged mineral ions (electrolytes) into or out of the cell,
thereby triggering a certain metabolic pathway or other reaction.
Thus, frequency-specific receptor proteins in the
cell membrane recognize the environment by converting energies of the electromagnetic
spectrum (eg. light, sound, x-rays, radio waves, microwaves, ELF
frequencies) into a biological action, by activating
effector proteins. Physicist Gary Wade and associates
found that each ion gate type on our cell membranes has its own specific
frequency which makes it open up .
EMFs can also activate enzyme systems, regulate genetic
processes and affect the Cell's "Battery"Voltage.
External EMFs from
our environment can affect the natural EMFs present in the ECM and thus control
behavior/condition of cells and tissues. Depending
on the external EMF, this can be either an adverse or constructive
effect.
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Specific Frequencies Control and Regulate Biological Functions.
M ost of the electromagnetic research on humans has
identified individual frequencies which control and regulate certain biological
functions.For over 20 years, the scientist Prof. Hans Kempe analyzed and characterized
the unique spectrum of electromagnetic frequencies contained in the human body.
Kempe's work determined that every human cell shows exactly 62 determining,
basic frequencies , each of which contains millions of exactly
time-controlled and voltage-regulated frequency patterns. Kempe also found that
the62 basic frequencies are identical in all people, however, their amplitude
is different. These 62 basic frequencies determine and crucially
regulate human anatomy and physiology. To further his line of
research, in 1996, Kempe promoted a Private Research Institute for Modulated
Energies in Switzerland, constituting an international "Think-Tank"of
dozens of highly skilled professionals from the fields of medicine, cell biology,
nuclear physics, biomedicalengineering, immunology, chemistry and electronics.
Cells "Receive" (Resonate
With) Electromagnetic Energy from Specific Sources
A cell is an electromagnetic
resonator, able to absorb and amplify its own specific electromagnetic radiation
frequency or energy (the amount of energy (E) is proportional
to the radiation frequency (f), but the resonance effect is such that the maximum
amplitude of the cell's vibration will be greater than the original amplitude).
E = f / wavelength
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Some analogies of the resonation concept
• Consider
two identically-tuned guitars in a room. Plucking a
string on one guitar will cause the identical string on the other guitar to
sound. The second guitar's string is said to resonate with the first.
• Similarly,
you may have noticed your home's window panes shake when your stereo bass is
turned up too high. This is because the pane has the
same resonant frequency of a specific bass note.
• Then, there is
the classic example of resonance, as the opera singer's certain shrill note
can vibrate a glass enough to break it
In each of these examples,
energy has been introduced into the resonating receiver - the unplayed
guitar, the window pane or the glass. EMF energy of a cell (its vibrational
energy) can be both received and emitted.
Natural
Polyunsaturated Fats - Naturally
processed, polyunsaturated fats are constituents
of our body's cell membranes and contain electron "clouds"(called
pi-electrons), which vibrate with the natural energy frequencies received from
the sun while they were growing. These electrons resonate with the sun's rays,
or any other solar EMF absorbed by your
body (e.g from sun-grown produce, herbs), thus attracting (and enabling the
cell "antennae" to better "tune into") natural, solar
EMFs tto be used for increasing the cell "battery"
voltage.
NATURAL EMF Energy
Sources Increase the cell EMF and
"Cell battery" Voltage
Natural
EMF energy sources regulate the cell membrane
ion channels to improve the "battery"voltage of the cell.
This "battery" power is used by the cell to better
produce energy, which increases the cell's overall vibrational
EMF energy, indicative the improved health
and function of the cell.
UNNATURAL, man-made
environmental EMFs are detrimental to health
The U.S.Navy conducted very well funded, multi-million
dollar studies on the effects of EMFs on the body.
Their published conclusions in 1984, showed that exposure
to unnatural (harmful) electromagnetic frequencies:
Altered cell chemistry
Altered hormone levels
Affected calcium ion bonding in cells
Altered immune processes
Caused defects in chick embryos
Modified human brain waves
Altered behaviour of cells, tissues, organs and
organisms;
Caused sterility in male animals