Laser technology was used to successfully regenerate a dog’s tooth using quantum mechanics – setting a precedent and opening up new avenues in biology known as Linguistic-wave genetics.
Russian scientists recently discovered that living DNA substance responds strongly to language-modulated light rays and radio waves of specific frequencies; this explains why affirmations, autogenous training and hypnosis have such significant impacts.
What is Wavegenetics?
Researchers in Russia have discovered that our human genetic apparatus – 99 percent of our genes – operates at wave level. This allows esoteric and spiritual teachers to program our genetic code through frequency, words, thoughts and emotions; now this knowledge can be scientifically confirmed and explained using Lingvistiko-Wave Genetics or Wave Genetics which allows individuals to communicate directly with their DNA by programming it by conscious communication; this method could change biology and quantum physics forever!
Regeneration of the Dog’s Tooth
Regeneration of a dog tooth using the linguistic-wave genetics method set a precedent for its application. Multipotent mesenchymal stem cells (MMSCs) from his dog were exposed to Modulated Broadband Electromagnetic Radiation (MBER), synthesized from human tooth rudiments removed through extraction, before transplantation into an area on his right upper jaw for 9 months before resulting in new tooth growth.
This result corroborates what esoteric and spiritual teachers have long observed: that words and thoughts can program our bodies – all that’s required to achieve this effect is finding the appropriate frequency. Our work on Linguistic-Wave Genetics opened a whole new direction of biology. Currently we’re undertaking more experiments that demonstrate this phenomenon of quantum genetic programming of cells.
Quantum Programming of Stem Cells
The wave function of DNA provides a highly efficient coding mechanism. It allows us to encode messages as DNA molecules that carry instructions for building proteins, transmitting those messages through to other cells for further instructions – not limited to being transmitted within one cell but moving throughout our bodies at great distance.
Researchers have devised an effective technique for programming DNA using frequency and intention. Scientists have proven this form of programming works, though the process requires considerable maturity. Esoteric and spiritual teachers have known of this for some time; now it has been scientifically confirmed.
There remains much work to do in this area, both to understand genetic code better and direct stem cells where needed – this requires developing an in-depth knowledge of quantum nature of cells and interactions among them.
One approach is nanotechnologies. A number of groups have already utilized nanoparticles as delivery vehicles of genes into stem cells and to regulate their differentiation, including carbon nanotubes with various functional groups that target perinuclear regions even under endocytosis-inhibiting conditions (Kostarelos et al. 2007). Furthermore, apatite nanoparticles coated electrostatically with fibronectin or E-cadherin have proven highly efficient as gene transfection systems for embryonic stem cells (Kutsuzawa et al. 2006).
Nanotechnologies are being created to analyze transplanted stem cell fates in vivo. Magnetic resonance imaging provides a noninvasive tool for tracking migration, differentiation and regenerative potential of transplanted cells marked with fluorescent dyes such as thymidine analogs or transfected with green fluorescent protein (GFP). Another option involves nanoscale-engineered substrates or scaffolds designed to mimic biomimetic environments to direct stem cell behavior.
Quantum computers offer another approach for cancer detection: using genomic sequencing data collected via blood tests to analyze for mutations linked to cancer. Many mutations could contribute to its development; quantum computers could learn to recognize certain variants that require further examination and flag them for further study. As part of a routine check-up procedure in future years, each individual would be provided their DNA profile read every month via blood testing; then distant quantum computers would scan this information looking for harmful mutations that might lead to cancer development.
Regeneration of the Diabetic Foot
Diabetes mellitus (DM) is an epidemic worldwide and its global epidemic causes diabetic foot ulcers (DFU), a serious complication with serious adverse outcomes including infections, hospitalization and lower extremity amputations. Diabetic patients have an estimated 15% lifetime risk of DFUs developing; its pathophysiology involves peripheral neuropathy, trauma and hindered microvascular circulation as causes.
DFU are associated with high medical care costs and can have devastating outcomes in up to half of cases, often including lower extremity amputation or even death. Therefore, it is crucial that adjunctive therapies can accelerate wound closure in diabetic patients.
In this study, extracorporeal shockwave therapy (ESWT) was evaluated in terms of its ability to promote healing of DFU. A literature search was performed using keywords related to extracorporeal shockwave therapy (ESWT) and DFU in PubMed, EMBASE, and Cochrane Controlled Trials Register databases. ESWT is a noninvasive therapeutic approach that uses high-energy focused waves of mechanical energy to promote tissue repair and regeneration. Results demonstrated that ESWT treatment was successful in reducing the size and improving wound stability of DFU, speeding healing time and speeding recovery rate of DFU. Regenerative effects were further demonstrated through multipotent stem cell stimulation. Esoteric and spiritual teachers have long known that our bodies can be programmed through language, words and thought; now science has established this as fact. Linguistic Wave Genetics shows us that through appropriate frequency communication with DNA we can alter its behavior to our desired outcome.
