Before Jacque Beneviste had his lab in Paris taken away from him, he demonstrated an experiment which was shown on (BBC2?) TV in UK.
He had a rat's heart suspended and fed by drips from a solution and one could see the heart beating.
He then showed an electric/electronic device that had two pads - very much like a set of electronic scales.
He had a beaker on one of the pads (A).
He then took a sample from A by pipette and added it to the solution feeding the heart and the heart continued beating.
He then added an other beaker with a solution of 'cardiac poison' on the other pad (B)- took a similar sample from it and added it to the solution feeding the heart. The heart stopped beating.
They replace the set-up feeding the heart and added a fresh beating heart.
He then throw the switch on his apparatus on and then off. (It was ON for a couple of seconds if that!)
He then took a sample of the flask A and added it to the flask feeding the heart and the heart stopped again.
So somehow electronically he had managed to transfer the poisonous effects from flask B to flask A.
What actually happened, he did not explain.
Rgds
Soroush
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I'm not Soroush,
but you can do it also with (sea)sand, quartz...
Depending on the sound you get different pattern.
If you give a second vibration on the board, you can vary the pattern.
So as the salt was varied by changing the amplitude / pitch (the sound became higher and higher, i dont know the exact expression because i'd studied in my mothers language).
Nevertheless it is interesting in view up our potencies / remedies - offcourse.
Is it our arm which gives the kinetic power? Depends it on the numbers of impacts? How important is the medium it's dissolved in? Is it possible to transfer this power mindly? Or per electric energy?...
We see/hear/feal... only a little bit of the spectrum. With the technic revolution our knowlegde became better. But nevertheless - it is small, very small.
Therefore we can't messure, if anything is in our remedies. Our instruments ain't able to find out. But it's fascinating to see what happens when a special sound touches some sand or salt.
regards
Gisa
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