While I do not have the education to challenge you or even ask an educated question at this point, I am fascinated reading this possible explanation of the mechanics of diluted remedies. I think if this is the case, then it will give us all further insight into how remedies work, how to keep them working, what disrupts their effectiveness, and how to further refine how we dose.
Thanks and I will continue reading.
Sherill
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In a message dated 12/15/2014 2:04:10 P.M. Pacific Standard Time,
minutus@yahoogroups.com writes:
Not everything has the unusually high emissive potential of water, as can be seen in 3H20, nor does anything match its radiolytic quality, its ability to ionize solutes. In fact, nothing does, water is a cold plasma, constantly subjecting its guests to radiolysis Nor does everything have water's interstructural facility at liquid temperatures, in fact, once again, nothing does. So I'm seeing two potential mechanisms which I assume are parts of the same radioactive hydraulic, so it follows that I'm expanding the radioactive theme to include effects on the electron shell out of nuclear emissions affecting the van der Waals, the hydrogen and sigma bonds So one mechanism is supramolecular, as in your clathrate, in which structural changes occur between water molecules, and by electrostriction account for lower frequency emissions; but the primary mechanism I venture to say is nuclear tranduction, and this is the core of the engine.
Well, there is a change in the entire electrical environment of the body. I think we have to ask how is it then that a little sugar pill can do this, unless we acknowledge a chain reaction through the hydroelectrical bonds of the body's water. The cellular energy receptor is the DNA which acts like a tropic antenna array. There are microorganisms that feed on isotopes for their donation of electrons. Bacteria can fix uranium. So there are examples of organisms using radioactivity for lifeI supect that if shielded from the background radiant field life would cease.
Clathrates, or cage molecules, are structural aqueous manifestations around solutes and their daughter isotopes. They don't necessarily account for the entire hydroelectric environment in the body.
And btw, I'm out of school on a lot of this, so you can preface it with "I think." But it should be noted that in over 14,000 words reviewing the technical literaure on the structure of liquid water in a search for relevance to homeopathy they mention mention the word "clathrate" only once:
"In the recent homeopathy research literature, various investigators have also proposed structural models quite analogous to what we are proposing, involving formation of aggregates of water molecules or water clusters, possibly seeded by, but not requiring, the continued presence of, molecules from the original source substance, e.g. zwitterions or clathrates [55, 115]. Others have also proposed involvement of a coherent electromagnetic radiation field within the solvent that contributes order to the molecular motion [ 74, 116].
"Del Giudice’s concept of “superradiance” or a “coherence” in an electromagnetic field of molecular structural elements (extending even into the 100μ range) is similar to some of our models. Clusters around certain foreign ions at great dilutions have been shown to grow to the micrometer range as shown in SEM photos with dilution [47]. These authors concluded: “It appears that there is an equilibrium in the solution between clusters and aggregates of clusters, which is dynamic and dependent on various factors such as concentration, solution history, time, temperature, etc.” To which if one adds epitaxy, nanobubble, and pressure effects, we have an exact statement of our own position. This complex heterogeneity makes the equilibrium distribution more susceptible to change by magnetic or electric fields and by the total homeopathic preparation process, including succussion."
Roy states: "A considerable body of work now demonstrates the effects of magnetic fields on aqueous solutions. ... the reports of the effects of milli-gauss magnetic fields on 'imprinting' water and aqueous solutions as reported by K. Mohri et al. are not surprising [70]."
(The Structure Of Liquid Water; Novel Insights From Materials Research; Potential Relevance To Homeopathy
http://www.fixherpes.com/roy_structure_water.pdf)
By comparison to Roy, my 2010 lecture at the Cavendish was preschool.The clathrate was my central theme, primarily to demonstrate that there is a conventional, accepted example of the liquid aqueous structuring that homeopathy antagonists like Prof. David Colquhoun, masquerading as scientists, had claimed was impossible.
However, Roy only addresses the effects of radiation on the structure of water, they say practically nothing about the emissive qualities of H2O and its subsequent isotopic permutations, like 3H2O. Lasgne/Conte/Benveniste/Montagnier's work aside, speculation on the Radiation of Water and it's Potential Relevance to Homeopathy with Novel Insights from Plasma Physics and Radio Chemistry is new ground and is yet to be writtten by someone . . and it should be because of it's noted effects on the structuring of water and obvious effects on organisms . . its the last piece in the puzzle of the physics of homeopathy..
John Benneth
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