homeopathy and regeneration
Posted: Wed Dec 12, 2007 3:42 pm
In my readings on EMRs, I came across 2 books written by Robert O. Becker MD, called "The Body Electric" and "Cross Currents." They document his extensive research on the field of regeneration (de-differentiating mature cells into stem cells, then re-differentiating back into new, healthy mature cells). Becker discovered that he could trigger regeneration with miniscule electromagnetic frequencies (nano-currents). He was able to artificially trigger regeneration to grow back amputated limbs in frogs, which are normally not regenerative, by applying nanocurrents. He was also able to partially regenerate amputated limbs in rats, the first time regeneration has been artifically triggered in mammals. Then his lab got shut down and his funding disappeared. This was in 1981.
Since then, studies have demonstrated that remedies also have electromagnetic properties and tiny EMFs. Putting two and two together, I was wondering if homeopathy works, in part, through regeneration. What if homeopathic remedies work by providing the nanocurrents that then trigger regeneration in the right places? Has anyone read any writings postulating regeneration as a possible mechanism for homeopathy?
Thanks,
Helen
Since then, studies have demonstrated that remedies also have electromagnetic properties and tiny EMFs. Putting two and two together, I was wondering if homeopathy works, in part, through regeneration. What if homeopathic remedies work by providing the nanocurrents that then trigger regeneration in the right places? Has anyone read any writings postulating regeneration as a possible mechanism for homeopathy?
Thanks,
Helen