Irene Caesar, President of Wave Genome LLC
Irene Caesar, President of Wave Genome LLC, presented at Health 2.0 Asia 2016 the theory of Geometrical Optics in Chromosomes as a Scalar Wave Diffraction Grating that helps focus genetic information.
Her groundbreaking information-wave technology will allow us to remotely transmit biohologram signals that rejuvenate cells while also protecting them against diseases and increasing lifespans.
The Geometry of Chromosomes
Irene Caesar, President of WAVE GENOME LLC, gave a presentation at the 9th World Gene Convention-2018 held in Manchester, Connecticut from July 27-29th 2018. She discussed remote rejuvenation through laser bioholography as well as its application in chromosomes.
She is internationally acclaimed for her groundbreaking research into remote bioholography, an information wave-based technology used to remotely manage biosystems and cure diseases. As part of her pioneering work in remote bioholography, information waves were used to remotely manage biosystems and treat disease remotely using remote bioholography technology. Through this groundbreaking research, a groundbreaking theory of genetics emerged based upon chromosome geometry: this revolutionary theory describes how its shape acts like a diffraction grating to focus genetic information; furthermore it also explains why same genes get expressed differently between functional and dysfunctional individuals even when transmitted in both cases!
Chromosomes are geometric codes or shapes with holographic properties that allow them to transmit information – not simply nucleotides but a coherent bioelectronic signal that has specific purposes in an individual’s life. This explains how one chromosome may carry both disease-causing and rejuvenating genes simultaneously and act as an acrocentric or metacentric diffraction grating.
Caesar invented a bioholography system, similar to a photographic laser hologram, to record chromosome holographic signals. The process involves recording this signal from one chromosome and reconstructing it using computer programs in order to create three-dimensional representations which allow analysis and assessment of behavior as well as determination of function.
Researchers from WAVE GENOME in Stamford, Connecticut are currently conducting tests of Caesar’s holographic technology at WAVE GENOME‘s laboratory. WAVE GENOME is one of the top competitors in developing bioelectronic drugs that could revolutionize both pharmaceutical industry and medical science as a whole. Their revolutionary information-wave technology called RA Psi-Generator transmits genetic code hologram signals which rejuvenate cells while preventing diseases – an advancement that could significantly enhance human health and well-being.
The Geometry of DNA
Geometry of DNA is key to understanding how the genome encodes. DNA molecules are more than simple linear sequences of nucleotides – they represent pre-images of our biosystem that encode in wave patterns called gene-sign waves that ripple throughout all biomolecules found within our bodies, including proteins, vitamins, hormones and enzymes.
This new theory of genetics, based on holography, shows how the geometric codes of chromosomes encode information not in linear but in holographic forms; these holographic signals travel throughout our bodies using special zero centers shared by all wave crystals from atoms to galaxies. Furthermore, this new form of genetic engineering also helps explain why it fails currently.
Caesar asserts that the human genome contains a universal language rather than just frequencies of different chemicals, as her research proves. Her discoveries demonstrate how genomic DNA encodes in an international code which can be translated into frequency signals for many languages – leading her to create WAVE GENOME LLC as the leader of this revolutionary information-wave technology and ahead of Elon Musk’s Neuralink and Google R&D race for bioelectronic drugs.
WAVE GENOME was established in 2010 in Stamford, Connecticut with the purpose of conducting cutting-edge research and development of Laser Polarized Bioholography. This global quantum leap in remote biosystem management, Holonet (Holographic Biointernet), holographic drugs and Quantum Biointernet techniques will revolutionize both pharmaceutical and health care industries worldwide. Their latest product, the ULTIMATE MINI-TESLA PSI-GENERATOR, transmits personal genetic code hologram signals that stimulate cells and prevent diseases – significantly improving human health, mental clarity and life spans. Soon, this device will be upgraded with greater power to transmit this signal more widely around the globe.
The Geometry of RNA
RNA is an intermediate form of DNA that encodes instructions for protein construction and acts as a three-dimensional biohologram to transmit genetic information from one cell to the next. Scientists can use scRNA-Seq technology to capture and analyze this data from individual cells before reconstructing its original sequence using software.
Irene Caesar is an internationally acclaimed expert in remote bioholography and creator of the revolutionary information wave technology known as RA Psi-Generator, which transmits a holographic signal that revitalizes cells while protecting against diseases – something which could transform both pharmaceutical research and improve human health. This breakthrough could transform pharmaceutical business as we know it today.
She has proposed a theory of nonlocal quantum mechanics that suggests each individual is a self-contained biohologram or Wave Matrix connected by Refraction Code to the Zero Center shared among all Wave Crystals from chromosomes to galaxies – thus explaining why some people remain healthy while others become sick.
WAVE GENOME LLC in Stamford, Connecticut, which she heads as President is leading a global QUANTUM LEAP of Laser Bioholography, Holonet (Holographic Biointernet), Holographic Drugs and Remote Bioengineering. Her work on Holographic medicine has already been recognized in multiple international scientific journals.
Her patented technology employs a new type of light source called a quantum biohologram that records and transmits digitized bioholograms of cells located within the body through internet or telecommunication networks to other locations around the globe. This method of exchanging information helps scientists better comprehend genetic mechanisms that regulate cell division and development while potentially opening doors to developing pharmaceutical drugs that target diseased genes or pathways.
The Geometry of Proteins
Irene Caesar is an internationally-recognized scientist and expert in remote bioholography. Her pioneering information wave technology enables transmission of genetic code holographic signals that rejuvenate cells while protecting them against diseases – revolutionizing pharmaceutical industries and medical sciences as a whole.
Caesar suggests that modulating Wave Optics of chromosomes could produce individuals with enhanced physical and psychic abilities as well as increase life span by reprogramming their genes and bodies – an approach she calls WAVE GENOME technology.
WAVE GENOME is an information-wave technology that transmits and receives bioholographic signals for rejuvenation, healing and disease prevention. Utilizing laser bioholography technology based upon an universal technology centered on nonlocal zero centers within multidimensional wave crystals from which all waves radiate, it also serves as an efficient tool for remote bioengineering as well as providing quantum computing functionality.
Irene Caesar established WAVE GENOME in Stamford, CT to lead a global Quantum Leap in Laser Bioholography, Holonet (Holographic Biointernet), Holographic Drugs and Remote Bioengineering. Her company stands as an formidable challenger to Elon Musk’s Neuralink and Google’s bioelectronic drug race, being 8 years ahead in actual sales and 50 years ahead in R&D respectively.