Fascinating Read about DNA, Light and how our modern scientific view is way off.
The Field” by Lynne McTaggert.FRITZ-ALBERT POPP thought he had discovered a cure for cancer. It was 1970, a year before Edgar Mitchell had flown to the moon, and Popp, a theoretical biophysicist at the University of Marburg inGermany, had been teaching radiology, the interaction of electromagnetic radiation on biological systems. He’d been examining benzo [a]pyrene, a polycyclic hydrocarbon known to he one of the most lethal carcinogens to humans and had illuminated it with ultraviolet light.
Popp played around with light a lot. He’d been fascinated by the effect of electromagnetic radiation on living systems ever since he’d been a student at the University of Würzburg. During his time as anunder graduate he’d studied in the house, sometimes even in the very room, where Wilhelm Röntgen had accidentally stumbled on the fact that rays of a certain frequency could produce pictures of the hard structures of the body.
Popp had been trying to determine what effect you’d get if you excited this deadly compound with ultraviolet (UV) light. What he discovered was that benzo [a]pyrene had a crazy optical property. It absorbed the light but then re-emitted it at a completely different frequency, like some CIA operative intercepting a communication signal from the enemy and jumbling it up. This was a chemical which doubled as a biological frequency scrambler. Popp then performed the same test on benzo [e]pyrene, another polycyclic hydrocarbon, which is virtually identical in every way to benzo [a]pyrene save for a tiny alteration in its molecular makeup. This tiny difference in one of the compound rings was critical as it rendered benzo [e]pyrene harmless to humans. With this particular chemical, the light passed right through the substance unaltered.
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