Theoretical Background
As is well known, genes transmit information to cells via non-local electromagnetic fields at light speed; however, this mechanism alone is insufficient for understanding the genetic code fully.
A new model of genetic coding reveals that DNA molecules in chromosomes share material-wave duality with elementary particles; an essential step toward providing a holistic view of genetic information and its role in biosystem evolution.
The new model of genetic coding suggests that the linguistic wave genetic matrix acts as a sign-oriented multivector system of signal-images in the changeable semantic space of mobile DNA elements (transposons). These signals-images are generated in response to genomic changes and represent metabolic, including genetic situations; dynamic filters (r(y/m) then process this changeable semantic continuum, providing exactly the right information and creating metabolic conditions appropriate to particular circumstances.
Such a matrix is at the core of groundbreaking biological software that serves as a unified platform for intercellular communication, functioning like a quantum extension of physical, metaphysical and logical laws governing our universe. This is accomplished by synchronizing and connecting informational structures of cells, tissues organs and organisms through quantum nonlocality to foster supercoherence, information over-redundancy and connectedness within this system.
In addition, this model proposes that linguistic wave genetic matrices may serve as quantum equivalents of material genes in order to activate cellular synthesis of amino acids and protein structures through applying quantum programs derived from sound linguistic-wave genetic matrixes to mesenchymal stem cells extracted from adipose tissue.
The proteins produced are then introduced into a patient’s bloodstream where they can spread throughout their body and affect its structure and function. This method has proven highly successful at restoring damaged organs’ functions and relieving chronic illnesses or cancer. Furthermore, it can prevent disease prevention altogether while improving quality of life as it can be performed at any stage in healing process.
Biological Background
The DNA code is composed of triplets of nucleobases adenine, guanine and thymine that make up our genetic information in every cell in the human body. Recent research has demonstrated that this sequence of codons contains specific grammatical structures; hence acting like an abstract biological language with words and sentences formed at certain frequencies when given enough energy from outside sources. This discovery corroborated esoteric and spiritual teachers who believed our DNA can be communicated with and programmed deliberately.
Reprogramming occurs by adding semantics of language onto its carrier wave. By modulating laser light or electromagnetic frequencies, scientists have successfully used this technique to rewrite DNA of living organisms.
Western Molecular Biology, Genetics, and Embryology have traditionally focused on deciphering only about five percent of the genome; Russian scientists led by Dr Peter Gariaev of the Russian Academy of Sciences have taken an altogether broader view. Their studies have demonstrated that what was once thought to be “junk DNA” can actually be read and interpreted using multiwave holographic genetic apparatus.
Contrasting with DNA’s inherently uncertain material coding, wave coding exhibits precision and multivector nature. It allows for the formation of quantum (wave) structures that resemble material chromosomes while operating instantaneously to distribute genetic information at very high speeds – this enabling continuity in cell, tissue, organism and biosystem functioning as a whole.
Language adds another layer to this process, opening the doors for using genetic frequencies and wave structures to heal or repair body organs – just as has long been done through spiritual teachings. One reputable international company called NovoCure is already employing such frequencies with positive results.
Methods
Gariaev and his group of scientists have set an incredible precedent with their use of Linguistic Wave Genetics (LWG). According to this theory, all the DNA information is contained within the Bohm Universal Hologram associated with waves. Photons that change their polarization when probing objects can read this hologram, which Gariaev’s group then translated into radio wave frequencies overwriting DNA code and digitizing into digital files such as an MP3.
Linguistic-wave genetics is an exciting new field of biology and medicine that promises new possibilities for studying diseases and treating injuries as well as regeneration of tissues. By translating DNA LWGs to audio data files, this method may open up exciting new avenues of inquiry into disease study as well as tissue regeneration. Linguistic-wave genetics is set to become an invaluable asset.
Results
Linguistic wave genetics (using relatively simple laser technologies) has successfully been applied to regenerate a dog tooth. This result, which serves as a demonstrative precedent, opens the possibility of regenerative medicine using quantum genes on spintronic principles and linguistic-wave genetics (Gariaev matrices), to support health promotion, rejuvenation and correction without drugs being necessary. Further experimental research is currently ongoing while METAVITAL GmbH continues its development of these methods.
