Fw: Re: [biosonic] list - and much more

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Hello All, Further Info,

I am sending this to several groups here, in some cases

it might not seem significant or off topic.

But when working with the electromagnetic spectrum and or

virbrational medicine. this information if accurate helps us

break out of the box and be open to new ideas.

Alchemstry of body, Mike Slivinski

see end of article for source references.

Biological Transmutation IOn a farm in Britanny, where the soil of the

region is derived from granite; with no calcium in it. Nevertheless, hens

regularly produced eggs with good, firm shells, despite the fact that

they were supplied no significant source of calcium in their feed.

However it was observed (by Louis Kervan as a kid), that the hens were

attracted to shiny bits of mica scattered through the sand. When a hen

was prepared for cooking, the gizzard contained grains of sand, tiny

rocks, but never the mica they ate.

In 1875, von Herzeele took a quantity of seeds and measured the calcium

in them. He took half of them and germinated them under a bell jar where

the air could be kept pure and he used only mineral free distilled water

for sprouting. Then he analysed the sprouted seeds for calcium.

Surprisingly, he found that the amount of calcium in them had increaed

over what he had found in the unsprouted ones, but he could not determine

where the calcium came from. Almost seven decades after this, the chief

of organic chemistry at L'Ecole Polytechnique in Paris decided to repeat

the experiment because it intruiged him too. Only this time he

double-distilled the water, used filtered air, and executed the

experiment with all the scientific rigor of the modern laboratory. The

outcome was the same.

In 1955 Kervan came across a more pressing problem - three accidental

deaths in different factories, a few months apart. In each case there

were high blood levels of carbon monoxide (CO). Yet there was no apparent

source of CO in any of the three cases. Though each of the deceased had

been working with welding equipment or white hot sheet metal, there was

no CO detectable in the air surrounding such overheated metals either.

Kervan had an unorthodox but revolutionary idea. Remembering the formulae

of nitrogen (N2) and carbon monoxide (CO), he was struck by their

similarity. The only differencebetween the two is the location of one

proton. If the molecule of N2 were excited and one proton 'jumped' from

one atom of N to the other - it would yield CO! Though this did not

happen in the air, perhaps it happened when nitrogen hit the tissues in

the lung.

This might solve the question in sprouts, too, or the appetite of

chickens for shiny bits of mica. Experiments with hens confirmed the

theory. Hens with no source for mica laid soft and pliable eggs after a

few days. At this point purified mica was given. The hens rolled in it,

tossed it and gobbled it with relish. Within 20 hours, they laid eggs

with normal hardshells.

Mica contains potassium, which on addition of a proton (hydrogen ion)

would change to calcium.

19K + 1H 20Ca

It was thought that this transmutation is brought about by enzymes. It

has been known that such changes can be effected at tremendously high

temperatures such as in atomic fusion reactors. But in our case, the

transformation is occuring at body temperature or less. Thus Kervan used

the term Biological Transmutation.

References:

Ballentine, Rudolph. Diet and Nutrition, a holistic approach. Himalauan

Publishers, Pennsylvania. 1978

Kervan, L. Biological Transmutations. Swan House Publ. Binghampton, NY.

1972

I was responding to your statement:

> snip

> " She doesn't need more training........she just needs to remember

> the first

> rule of sound therapy. The tones don't 'produce' chemicals, they

> stimulate

> what is already there. "