Biophoton Light Therapy | Dr. Popp | Alexander Gurwitsch | Tesla | Johan Boswinkel скачать в хорошем качестве

Biophoton Light Therapy | Dr. Popp | Alexander Gurwitsch | Tesla | Johan Boswinkel

by Sandra Levarek - Certified Biontologist™ - www.biontologyarizona.com Scientific studies have shown that our bodies emit a faint light that regulates our biochemical processes.In the early 1980s Johan Boswinkel to translated an article from German into English. That article was written by German physicist Fritz-Albert Popp, and it discussed his research proving Russian embryologist Alexander Gurwitsch's hypothesis that all cells emit an extremely faint light. Popp called that light "biophotons" and demonstrated that these biophotons direct the body's biochemical processes. This translation brought about a radical change in Johan Boswinkel's life. He had always wanted to understand more about the way human beings work. He had studied medicine, only to discover that "people were missing there." Psychology also failed to answer his questions, and he finally went to work for a bank. But his desire to understand what makes us tick kept his interest. Dr. Popp's article got him thinking that "If all the information required to control the body's biochemical processes is in the "light" that the body emits and that if disturbances in such "light" disrupts ­biochemical processes and cause disease—as Dr. Popp had claimed—then it must be possible to "examine" the light and remove the disease. You would return the "repaired" light to the body. If it works, it would have enormous consequences for everything. Biophotons are barely measurable as the light they emited is comparable to that of a candle flame 12 miles away. It was for this reason Fritz-Albert Popp devised this incredible amplifier to study cells' "biophotonic emissions". Dr. Popp "demonstrated that cells emit either a "coherent"—healthy—light or a chaotic light that indicates disease. HIs explanation was simple: With the biophotons directing the body's biochemical processes in a chaotic manner, these processes are disrupted. Popp's amplifier is fine for a laboratory where cells can be viewed using a microscope, but not for the practical applications Boswinkel had in mind: a body—millions of cells—continuously emits electromagnetic radiation across a very wide spectrum. - Read more : http://theoptimist.com/standing-in-th... Certified Practionner Music by Bryson Andres