Tagged: biofield

Kinesin transport vs Strandbeest

Kinesin transport Videos of kinesin transport are clearly anthropomorphised ad appear to show kinesin molecules walking along a microtubule hauling its load through a water gel the consistency of roofing tar. This is not...

Seasonal Disease Patterns and Migrant Impact

An easily recognisable pattern of disease is described which demonstrates regional and seasonal clusters, and characteristic effects on migrant communities. Influenza, neural tube defects and autism are shown to adhere to the pattern. A...

Vortex Physics and the Flagellar Motor

Vortex Physics and the Flagellar Motor

Abstract The flagellar motor’s structure and function are theorised to stem from vortex physics rather than traditional evolutionary processes. It forms through a fractal electrodynamic template that accumulates energy, creating an organised vortex field...

Exploring Cancer: The Bio-Field Hypothesis Explained

Exploring Cancer: The Bio-Field Hypothesis Explained

Denis Rancourt’s paper: Cancer arises from stress-induced breakdown of tissue homeostasis [here] challenges the mainstream paradigm of cancer metastasis and gives a list of characteristic features of cancer development that need explaining. These points...

DNA: an unfeasible coding system

DNA: an unfeasible coding system

The idea that the sequence of base pairs in DNA represents any sort of blueprint for life is nonsensical from an informational theoretical point of view. The sequences are meaningless by themselves and require...

Arthur Yu’s water engine

Abstract This post looks at the ‘water engine’ discovered by Arthur Yu and described by Gerald Pollack in his book The Fourth Phase of Water. The explanation from Pollack that the flow is driven...

Morphogenesis of the brain

Morphogenesis of the brain

Videos of the development of the brain and nervous system of the zebra fish imply the action of centripetal forces typical of vortex flow and the delivery of energy via electromagnetic ring vortices. Both...

Vascular morphogenesis

Vascular morphogenesis

Descriptions of the creation of the blood vessels easily lend themselves to explanations via electromagnetic vortex fields. Vascular Morphogenesis and the Formation of Vascular Networks – Simonhttps://doi.org/10.1016/S1534-5807(04)00106-6 In the illustration below, the process of...

How to catch a cold

How to catch a cold

An anecdotal description of a distinctive epidemiological pattern for the common cold suggests the possibility of contagion. Contagion is via bio-field transmission and requires sustained physical proximity or contact. Infectiousness is proportional to intensity....

Harold Hillman’s artefacts

Harold Hillman’s artefacts

The images below are from electron micrographs of biological tissue. The tissue has been frozen, sliced, stained and finally subject to an electron beam. The images are claimed to represent nuclear pores seen from...

Mitosis and field vortices

Mitosis and field vortices

Cell division (mitosis) is a complex affair, with accounts consisting largely of observations, with little to no attempt to describe a mechanism in terms of the basic laws of physics. This is no surprise,...

Exosomes and anthrobots

Exosomes and anthrobots

The morphology and behaviour of both exosomes and anthrobots is explained largely in terms of fundamental vortex physics. There is little need to involve teleological biological processes and it is debatable whether these entities...

Are antibiotics effective?

Are antibiotics effective?

Mainstream wisdom is that antibiotics are one of the greatest discoveries in medicine and have saved millions of lives. However, studies proving this are hard to find, leading to many now taking the position...

The morphogenesis of capillaries

The morphogenesis of capillaries

The existing explanation of the creation of blood vessels is really just a list of observations with no described mechanism or regard to the laws of physics. Concerns of energy conservation are ignored and...

Vortices in cosmology and biology

Vortices in cosmology and biology

This post consists of a collection of images of vortices occurring in various media with brief explanations as to what may be happening from the point of view of vortex physics. The similarity of...

The structure of cognition

The structure of cognition

Cognition here means, loosely, ‘biological computation’ and refers to how organisms represent manipulate and integrate information. A very specific scheme of top-down causation is described which leads to a simplified understanding of what is...

Lanka on the ‘atomic theory’

Lanka on the ‘atomic theory’

Stefan Lanka rejects the ideas that matter is made from a collection of atoms and that biological tissue is made from cells, preferring to regard living systems as composed of a ‘primordial substance’ sometimes...

The nature of the bio-field

The nature of the bio-field

Hypothesis: Living systems are controlled by an electromagnetic bio-field that is responsible for all biological organisation of information, energy and matter. This field takes on the form of energetic vortices which flow through the...

The decline in disease

The decline in disease

The chart below is from the Dissolving Illusions website and shows the decline of most so called ‘infectious’ diseases from 1840 to 1976. All diseases shown were almost extinct before the mass production of...

Evolution and cognition

Evolution and cognition

The evolution of species appears to be rapid, discontinuous and somehow directed towards survival within specific environments. Goal oriented behaviour implies adaptive biological feedback systems with specific aims, i.e. ‘cognition’; the organism actively participates...

The resurrection and vortex physics

The resurrection and vortex physics

An argument is presented that the absence of a heartbeat does not necessarily imply an absence of circulation and that given appropriate energetic input, the heart may be persuaded to start beating again and...

Rouleaux blood

Rouleaux blood

Red blood cells are usually separated from each other and freely flowing but under some circumstances will clump together in stacks resembling piles of coins. Various medical conditions are associated with this condition and...

Water memory: Schwenk

Water memory: Schwenk

Theodore Schwenk 1910-1986 showed that shaking water on different days would somehow imprint that water with a record of cosmic events and that this would affect the germination of seedlings immersed in such water....

Static electricity

Static electricity

There is no such thing as static electricity as commonly imagined and even descriptions from mainstream science are self-contradictory. All electromagnetic fields are composed of ‘living’ filaments of spiral field vortices which propagate at...

How does ‘grounding’ work?

How does ‘grounding’ work?

There seems to be plenty of evidence to suggest that connecting with the Earth has beneficial effects on health and in particular is efficacious in resolving many inflammatory conditions. However, the exact mechanism by...

Homing pigeons

Homing pigeons

A couple of videos from Rupert Sheldrake concerning the abilities of homing pigeons provide convincing evidence of our ignorance of this phenomenon. It isn’t just that nobody has any idea how it happens but...

Influenza is not contagious

Influenza is not contagious

Sir Charles Herbert Stuart-Harris (1909-1996) wrote a book: Influenza and other viruses of the respiratory tract. Stuart-Harris believed that influenza was caused by a virus but Chapter 6. Epidemiology of influenza is extremely interesting...

Frank Brown

Frank Brown

Frank Arthur Brown Jr. (1908–1983) looked at the connection between biological activity and ‘cosmic events’. Correlations were found in all manner of organisms between a variety of metrics and a variety of cyclic events such as...

The bio-field of the heart

The bio-field of the heart

The heart is at the centre of a rather large electromagnetic field (depicted) that is measurable several feet from the human body, but nobody seems to know much of its structure or function. This...

The cosmic origins of Life

The cosmic origins of Life

The necessary conditions for the development of complex organisms from the basic ‘stuff’ of the universe are provided for by a complex electromagnetic field structure that has its origins far from the Earth and...

Birth date, lifespan and disease

Birth date, lifespan and disease

There is a large body of research showing correlations between date of birth and subsequent health outcomes, with one paper showing a dramatically reduced lifespan (by nearly 10 years!) for those born during high...

Vaccine shedding

Vaccine shedding

The essay “What We’ve Learned from Over a Thousand Vaccine Shedding Reports” by ‘A Midwestern Doctor’ asserts that the phenomenon of ‘vaccine shedding’ is real and asks what the mechanism could be. This page...

Stefan Lanka on DNA

Stefan Lanka on DNA

DNA is not a solid complex molecule which contains so much data that it serves as a blueprint for Life and nor is it self-replicating in any way. Instead is is a spontaneous materialisation...

The phantom leaf effect

The phantom leaf effect

A portion of a leaf can be cut off and will still be apparent when photographed using Kirlian photography techniques. The image is produced by electrical discharge when the leaf is subjected to a...