IV Remote imprinting of frequency information onto ormus atoms during their passage into magnesium phosphate. Possible application for distant healing.
Making use of a previous finding that “ormus” atoms (see below) from Dead Sea salt solution would pass rapidly into magnesium phosphate crystals, and then gain greatly in dowsable energy, these experiments tested a prediction that information from the local environment could be imprinted during this process. Remote imprinting was done, as previously reported, by means of quantum entanglement between a pair of identical images on paper, and the imprinted frequencies were dowsed blind by a published method. The possible application is suggested of this kind of method for distant healing. Ormus is a general term now often applied to the Orbitally Rearranged Monoatomic Elemental forms (“ORMEs”) of a number of metals. The following have been identified as having ormus forms: gold, silver, copper, cobalt and nickel, platinum, palladium, rhodium, iridium, ruthenium, and osmium. They are widely-distributed, and found in most soils (especially volcanic) all natural waters (especially sea waters) and all living organisms. When in the ormus, “high-spin” or “mstate”, some of the atom's electrons are thought to be present as Cooper pairs. This renders the element non-metallic, and unable to engage in chemical reactions. It also acquires some extraordinary properties, including superconductivity (shown by magnetic levitation) and Josephson tunneling. There is much evidence for biological effects of ormus supplements, including improved health of humans and animals, and increases (often astounding) in plant growth. For further information on ormus see Barry Carter's extensive web-site (1). The vague term “subtle energy” or “life-energy”, can now be more scientifically defined. Whereas the usual concept of energy is associated with increase in entropy, and thus disorder, subtle- or lifeenergy is associated with order. Within living organisms it can account for the departure of their thermodynamics from the randomness of most non-living matter. It has been given the apt term “syntropy”, as the complement of entropy, by Luigi Fantappie (see article by Di Corpo and Vannini (2)). The molecules which constitute an organism can only take up and maintain such extraordinary organisation by virtue of large-scale quantum coherence (3,4). However, besides living organisms, any centre of large-scale quantum coherence, including geometric sources such as
Ultra high dilution : physiology and physics
Prefatory Word P. Fisher. Preface. Introduction. Part 1: Physiology. Hormesis: Dose Dependent Reverse Effects of Low and Very Low Doses M. Oberbaum, J. Cambar. Reappraisal of a Classical Botanical Experiment in UHD Research Energetic Coupling in a Wheat Model W. Pongratz, P.C. Endler. Immunological Examples on UHD Research M. Bastide. Further Biological Effects Induced by UHDs Inhibition by a Magnetic Field J. Benveniste. A Zoological Example on UHD Research Energetic Coupling between the Dilution and the Organism in a Model of Amphibia P.C. Endler, W. Pongratz, R. van Wijk, F.A. Wiegand, K. Waltl, M. Gehrer, H. Hilgers. Scientific Proving of an UHD on Humans H. Walach. Physiological Effects of Homoeopathic Medicines in Closed Phials a Critical Evaluation R. van Wijk, F.A. Wiegant. Part 2: Physics. Outline of Experimental Physical Methods to Investigate Specific Structures of UHDs J. Schulte, P.C. Endler. Conservation of Structure in Aqueous UHDs J. Schulte. Is the 'Memory of Water' a Physical Impossibility? E. Del Guidice. Small Water Clusters (Clathrates) in the Homoeopathic Preparation Process G.S. Anagnostatos. Mass, Fluid and Wave Motion during the Preparation of UHDs D. Auerbach. UHD Effect and Isotopic Self-Organization A.A. Berezin. About Quality and Standards in UHD Research and Research on Homoeopathy J. Schulte. Part 3: Biophysics. Some Biophysical Elements of Homoeopathy F.A. Popp. Electromagnetic and Magnetic Vector Potential Bio-Information and Water C.W. Smith. Resonance Phenomena of an UHD C.W. Smith, P.C. Endler. Transfer of Information from Molecules by means of Electronic Amplification M. Citro, C.W. Smith, A. Scott-Morley, W. Pongratz, P.C. Endler. Effects of Typical Thyroxine related Frequencies on Amphibia K. Spoerk, W. Pongratz, P.C. Endler. Part 4: The Historical and Medical Context. Glossary P. Andersch, P.C. Endler. Characteristics and Selected Results of Research on Homoeopathy M. Righetti. Homoeopathy with Special Regard to Immuno-Allergological Research B. Poitevin. Clinical Studies of Homoeopathy the Problem of a Useful Design M. Haidvogl. Prospects. Preliminary Elements of a Theory on UHD J. Schulte, P.C. Endler. Epilogue. Alternative Research or Research on Alternatives? F. Moser, M. Naradoslawsky, J. Schulte. Summary. Index.
Comparative study of the molecular species of chloropropanediol diesters and triacylglycerols in milk fat
In an effort to establish the origin of the fatty acid esters of 3-chloropropanediol, which recently have been isolated in small amounts from goat milk, we compared the molecular species composition of the chlorohydrin diesters and of goat milk triacylglycerols. The chloropropanediol diesters were found to be composed of molecular species containing C10−C18 fatty acids and corresponded closely in carbon number to those calculated for the long chain sn-1,2-diacyl-glycerol moieties of goat milk triacylglycerols. The molecular species of goat milk total triacylglycerols contained C4−C18 fatty acids. It is suggested that triacylglycerols and chloropropanediol diesters are derived from the same pool of long chain fatty acids. A molecular distillate of bovine milk fat did not contain chloropropanediol diesters, while the available samples of human milk fat were shown to contain alkyldiacylglycerols as the major components of a neutral lipid fraction corresponding in polarity to the chloropropanediol diesters.