Why Dr. Alexey Dmitriev?
Dr. Alexey Dmitriev asserts a number of interesting claims regarding DNA reprogramming by words and frequencies without altering individual genes directly, known as “wave genetics“, to influence and reprogram it without cutting out and replacing individual ones. This theory may help to explain phenomena like clairvoyance, intuition, spontaneous healing acts done remotely or remotely acting healers like spiritual masters; light auras around people (namely spiritual masters); weather pattern manipulation by thoughts alone and more.
Information can be transmitted quickly across long distances using a quantum mechanical process known as entanglement, which enables genetic codes to be instantly accessed or transmitted across vast distances. As a result, DNA sequences could instantly translate into instructions for living cells which would start reproducing themselves – hence its nickname as the “genetic internet”.
Human genome has many linguistic and holographic attributes. It’s encoded as a three-dimensional matrix with wavelike structures with their own pattern of polarity. Furthermore, certain frequencies may lead to mutations and other issues; these can be avoided by tuning to appropriate frequencies.
Scientists anticipate that, in the future, this entanglement technology can enable direct communication with DNA to modify its function as desired, opening up opportunities to create novel medical treatments.
Wave genetics has the power to repair cell damage and restore normal functions, potentially making this treatment effective against cancer and AIDS. Furthermore, its therapeutic potential extends far beyond these diseases to heart disease, autoimmune conditions and even depression and autism.
Dmitriev was born in Belarus but moved with his family to Germany when he was 10. He began playing professional ice hockey for Herner EG of Germany’s lower league in 2003 before playing for Dynamo Minsk of the Soviet Hockey League for two seasons and Moskitos Essen of German lower division for another two seasons before signing with Kolner Haie’s DEL team Kolner Haie in 2007.
What is the Wave?
Gariaev’s studies go beyond traditional genetics by exploring how DNA operates biochemically; instead they explore his revolutionary theory that our genome operates not only via biochemistry but also wave phenomena – an incredible breakthrough with huge implications.
Waves are disturbances that travel through a medium and carry energy without moving particles directly. Their properties include frequency, wavelength and amplitude – the former measuring how often waves pass over one point during a given amount of time while wavelength refers to distance from peak to peak while amplitude measures maximum displacement from its rest position and therefore represents its energy content.
There are various kinds of waves. Each has its own specific characteristics and properties; for instance, compression waves travel more quickly than rarefaction waves and are capable of passing through denser mediums than their rarefaction counterparts.
Simply stated, compression waves travel at various speeds depending on their medium of passage and their type. Rarefaction waves, on the other hand, travel at consistent rates regardless of where or through what medium they travel.
As waves encounter stationary objects, their pace will either decrease or accelerate depending on its type and direction of travel. This occurs because stationary objects act like barriers for waves; as such, rarefaction waves’ amplitude may either increase or decrease as they travel over them.
Importantly, waves interact with each other so it is possible for multiple frequencies to exist at once – this is particularly evident with electromagnetic waves which exhibit multiple frequencies simultaneously. An electromagnetic wave can carry information while at the same time transmitting magnetic field – this fundamental principle can be observed throughout nature; Konstantin Meyl developed this principle into what has come to be known as ‘Lambda-DNA Wave’ relationship between scalar waves and DNA which has since been named the lambda-DNA Wave’.
What are the Waves?
Waves are disturbances that travel through a medium, transporting energy without net matter movement. A wave can take the form of elastic deformation, pressure variation, electric or magnetic intensity variation, electric potential or temperature variations – and can even be observed here on Earth by satellites and telescopes. They’re an integral component of universe expansion; indeed they contribute directly to time itself as an idea!
There are various kinds of waves, which can appear in liquids, gases, metals, plasmas and even atomic nuclei. Waves play an integral part in cloud and rain formation as well as earthquake and tsunami genesis.
Most waves we encounter on beaches or lakes are transverse waves – consisting of up and down ripples across the surface – while there are also longitudinal waves, with their motion along their line of travel; surfers love riding these longitudinal waves.
Other waves include gravitational and electromagnetic waves. Gravitational waves cause distortions to spacetime while electromagnetic waves occur due to particles passing through matter generating changes in both electric and magnetic fields.
These waves can have various speeds depending on their material of travel and source of disturbance, with their speed being calculated by dividing wavelength by period – usually expressed in seconds or minutes for ease of calculation.
Another element affecting wave speed is its amplitude, or how far its particles deviate from their equilibrium position. Larger amplitudes tend to travel more rapidly.
How can the Waves help me?
Methods of manipulating biosystems with physical fields have long been employed in medicine and biology. Most such methods employ modulations selected through trial and error – usually choosing modulations by trial-and-error in terms of amplitude, chastote and frequency of laser, radio wave, acoustic radiation or similar radiation from mechanical, electromechanical, akusto-optical modulator devices – for laser, radio wave or similar radiation sources. A new technique uses an innovative modulator device which transmits genetic characteristics associated with biological objects into parametrically coupled radio wave spectrum for manipulation.
With this technique, it is possible to insert healthy quantum DNA information into areas that have become unhealthy in order to activate the body’s natural healing processes and start the healing process immediately. Though this won’t bring instantaneous relief from illness, regular usage over time will help regenerate organs and help speed up recovery towards good health.
Waves have wide-reaching applications and may even be applied to genetic engineering. Unfortunately, most genetic modification technologies often neglect to take account of DNA’s intricate wave and linguistic properties and this often results in unintended side effects (mutagenesis) being observed during creation of GMOs. Waves could help us develop safer and more effective genetic modifications based on current discrete “particle” ideas of matter and its interactions. However, this undertaking takes time, dedication, patience, perseverance and commitment. History shows us that great discoveries don’t happen through sheer brilliance alone; rather they come about through persistence in research until their effort pays off. We hope that you will join us on this exciting endeavor! For more information about our program please read through the FAQs section of our website.
