Peter Petr Petrovich Gariaev is nominated for the Nobel Prize 2021 and known for pioneering Wave Genetics. His studies on DNA holographic structure and energy have resulted in astounding healing and longevity benefits for his research subjects.
Gariaev‘s work draws upon principles of coherent physical radiations, holography and solitons, theory of physical vacuum, fractal representation of DNA as well as human verbal expression/speech.
Background
Peter petrovich gariaev, a russian scientist who pioneered Wave genetics theory. Through this work he founded multiple companies and non-profit organizations and helped many people reverse disease while also delaying aging processes.
Gariaev‘s team employed biological quantum computers to convert DNA data into sound waves, then encoded onto DVD and played back for patients. The sound wave was thought to help cure disease and reverse effects of aging; moreover, its vibrations were believed to cause faster cell regeneration within their bodies and thus cure any ailments more efficiently than usual.
Scientific community was stunned by the astounding results of these experiments. The outcomes lead to an astounding new theory on how the genetic code operates and also revealed that human voice sounds can have significant effects on health and wellbeing of individuals.
Garyaev‘s team also discovered two previously unknown forms of memory within genetic molecules of DNA, recorded using correlation laser spectroscopy. Linguists in his team identified and compared fundamental semantic, syntactic and grammatical basics found across languages (including artificial ones such as IT languages) with those found within the genetic code encoding rules.
These discoveries were published in 1994 and formed the basis for a new branch of genetics known as wave genetics – later renamed Lingvistiko-wave genetics – which operates under the assumption that our DNA contains information about our world and ourselves, accessible via sound waves that correspond with these stored in DNA. While some may consider it unfathomable, it’s actually very possible; indeed this information is encoded into DNA itself!
Methods
The initial step of research involved conducting an in-depth examination of the gene’s molecular structure. Protein’s molecular structure determines its functions; proteins are composed of hundreds or even thousands of individual amino acids connected by hydrogen bonds that arrange themselves into large molecules that function like one giant protein molecule; choosing an optimal molecular structure will improve chances that its effects work within an organism.
Next, researchers needed a method for transmitting information between living cells and dead ones. After research revealed a certain frequency can help, researchers selected one as being optimal in that regard; specifically it was chosen to be the smallest frequency where molecular structure of proteins could still be recognized; it was recorded and analyzed with computer programs before being applied in recreating identical molecular structures in dead cells using information contained within their quantum matrix created previously.
Peter Gariaev has created a system that enables humans to return their quantum state back to that when the photo was taken through a special procedure in which they listen to the quantum matrix and simultaneously receive energy from an information-restoring applied device charged according to that matrix.
Gariaev made another important discovery through his electromagnetic generator that converted speech into signals recognized by plants, instructing them to carry out requests made of them by humans. With this device he successfully helped wheat and barley grains to survive after lethal doses of radiation exposure; later performing similar tests with hundreds of thousands of plants to demonstrate absolute reliability of results obtained.
Peter Gariaev‘s discoveries have opened the door to Wave Genetics and Linguistics; an emerging area of genetics which involves radiating information between healthy cells and organs to dead ones to facilitate amazing healing and longevity effects.
Results
Peter Gariaev developed an innovative technique for translating human speech into signals understood by plants, instructing them on what actions to take. He used these signals to help wheat and barley survive lethal doses of radiation before using this same approach to send genetic instructions directly. With this technique he created quantum sound matrices carrying useful biological information through sound waves recorded with lasers then translated by electromagnetic generators into electromagnetic transmission to plants.
To create a matrix, the scientist randomly chooses and records frequencies within the range of khz until one that contains useful signals is found. He then records and analyses his results with statistical methods that show absolute reliability of results as well as high genetic potential in plants.
Science has taken an incredible leap forward with the wave genome theory and experiments, and its replication. Principles such as coherent physical radiations, holography and solitons as well as physical vacuum theory, fractal representation of DNA and human verbal expression/speech have all played their parts.
Conclusions
Gariaev assembled a team of geneticists, biologists and linguists and together they discovered the Phantom Effect. Irradiating DNA molecules with laser beams, they studied their scattering spectrum. Once exposed to light they observed intact nuclei perform oscillatory movements generating acoustic waves – when photographed these nuclei appear to “sing”.
Garianev and his team used laser beams to irradiate chromosomes of their own sperm and analyze the information stored within. Researchers recorded their experiments onto audio tape. When humans came close to such chromosomes, the DNA’s acoustic wave echoed off them as radio signals that resonated throughout their bodies like frequencies used by subatomic particles within quantum mechanics – this explains how such waves could possibly influence atoms within an experimenter’s own body!
As soon as an acoustic signal from a chromosome reaches our brains, it alters DNA structure and its functional parameters, leading to changes that either heal or damage it – this explains why some words have healing powers while others do not; prayers and curses both function on this principle.
Recording this information was possible thanks to a device developed by the research group of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR in Moscow, known as Akimov generator. This device sends out a torsion field into space; Gariaev‘s sound matrix then converts this field into an audible signal with information about each chromosome being scanned.
Information transmitted this way has the capacity to alter any organism’s genetic makeup and even lead to psychosomatic symptoms in its victims.
