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Adult Stem Cells and Organ Restoration

Most people are so embroiled in the embryonic stem cell controversy, they don’t realize that adult stem cells can be used to rebuild human tissue. This research should proceed full speed ahead and not be caught up in arguments about fetal tissue. Failure to do so will result in millions of lives lost that could have been saved.

In some cases, adult stem cells have been shown to be more effective that embryonic stem cells. People need to do some reading and get their heads cleared up on this. Every day I talk to someone who is totally confused by political diatribes on the issue. Science is being systematically distorted by political agendas and this leads directly to preventable death and disability.

Adult Stem Cells More Effective Than Embryonic Stem Cells in Blood Formation

Because hematopoietic (blood forming) stem cells (HSCs) can restore and maintain blood formation following transplantation into immune deficient hosts, growth of HSCs in culture is important for many clinical applications. Previously, researchers in Sweden used a gene therapy technique to add a growth gene to embryonic stem cells to get adequate growth in culture. According to the authors, however, “HSCs of early embryonic origin, including those derived from differentiated embryonic stem cells, are inefficient in engrafting adult recipients upon transplantation.” The researchers have now shown that adding the same growth gene, Lhx2, to adult bone marrow stem cells allows unlimited growth of the cells. These adult stem cells efficiently rescued immune-compromised mice and generated all blood cells.

Cellular Invasion: Pathogen DNA Takes Up Residence in Cells

I’ve been doing a lot of work lately knocking out cells that have been internally infected with pathogens. They cause chronic problems and never function right. Terminating them with electronic frequencies is the only way to get rid of some persistent problems.

The authors of a current paper found parasite DNA embedded in host cells. A letter to the editor noted that this problem is probably found in many disease entities. It is interesting to see tentative findings in my home laboratory confirmed in academic research centers.

Letter to the Editor:

Re: “Chagas parasite invades genome”: I think the authors of this paper have been rather modest and have underplayed the importance of their finding that “Typanosomacruzi kinetoplast DNA [is] found in the genomes of infected patients and animals.” It could be because their laboratory is dedicated to work on Chagas Disease, and they did not want to give an impression of straying away from it.

The finding has immediate relevance to many other obligate or facultative intracellular pathogens of humans and animals:

– Mycobacterium tuberculosis (Tuberculosis)

– Mycobacterium leprae (Leprosy)

– Listeria monocytogenes (Listeriosis)

– Salmonella typhi (Typhoid Fever)

– Shigella dysenteriae (Bacillary dysentery)

– Yersinia pestis (Plague)

– Brucella species (Brucellosis)

– Legionella pneumophila (Pneumonia)

– Rickettsiae (Typhus; Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever)

– Chlamydia (Chlamydia; Trachoma)

In my opinion, the top two items in the above list are of great importance, and it might be worthwhile for researchers to carry out studies similar to those of Nitz et al. on the possibility of the DNA of the pathogen “invading” the host genome.

T.S. Raman, retired biochemist

New Delhi, India

Chagas parasite invades genome: Typanosoma cruzi kinetoplast DNA found in the genomes of infected patients and animals

By David Secko, New Scientist, 23 Jul 2004

How infection with Typanosomacruzi—an intracellular parasite that can hide out in the cells of the body—results in the development of chronic Chagas disease has been a mystery. Now a study in the July 23 Cell reports the integration of T.cruzi DNA into the genomes of infected patients, as well as chicken and rabbit animal models, suggesting that horizontal gene transfer may play a role in T.cruzi host–parasite interactions.

T. Cruzi infects some 16 to 18 million people in Latin America, and one third of these infections are estimated to result in chronic Chagas disease, which may not manifest itself until decades after an initial infection. A “major controversy” in the area of chronic Chagas disease research has been whether the presence of the parasite or an autoimmune reaction is its potential cause, said David Campbell, from the University of California, Los Angeles, who was not involved in the Cell study.

Electronic Medicine and Population Dynamics

  



Pathogen populations may be stable, oscillating, or chaotic, depending on the value of lambda in the logistic difference equation. See Robert May’s comment on limits to growth: what stops cockroaches from taking over the universe?



The human body is a rainforest of microorganisms and anyone trying to diminish the population of pathogens or accelerate the growth of helpful organisms needs to understand the basics of evolutionary biology, the growth of populations, and environmental biology.

In particular, the basic mathematics of population growth must be understood to interpret the results of applying electoronic frequencies to populations of pathogens. A good summary of advances in thinking over the last century can be found on Arcytech’s site on Population Growth and Dynamics. In particular, the page on “Interesting Facts about Population Growth Mathematical Models” is worth reading.

You will find reference to Robert May’s 1976 paper in Nature (see abstract below) which introduced the concept of chaotic behavior into the mathematics of population growth. Professor May has an interesting summary of his findings in “The Chaotic Rhthyms of Life” where you will find a readable article on the logistic difference equation. A single parameter in this equation describes why electronic frequencies appear to work well sometimes and not well at all on other occasions.

In particular, this single parameter explains why electronic frequencies can help people feel better one day and worse the next. An endless cycle of good and bad days leads many people to conclude that electronic frequencies do not work, or are undependable. Much of this can be explained by the use of the wrong frequencies in trying to eliminate a microorganism. However, even with the right frequencies the power transfer from the electronic frequencies to the organism may be high or low and this directly affects the critical parameter in the logistic difference equation.

Let’s review Sutherland’s five rights for electronic medicine.  The right power level applied to the right organ system with the right frequencies for the right amount of time using the right protocol will always kill a pathogen.

The power transfer can be such that the lambda parameter in the logistic difference equation is less than one. In that case you will be successful if you apply the frequency for a sufficient length of time. The time required is determined by how close lambda is to one. If power transfer can only bring lamda into the 1-3 range, you will have a stable population of pathogens that you cannot eliminate. If it is above three you will have chaotic behavior and large cycles of population growth and dieoff. This phenomenon is undoubtedly one of the contributors to lack of understanding of the so-called Herxheimer effect.

Power transfer can be significantly enhanced by exact frequencies, plate zapping, and the technology of the device applying frequencies. When you get poor results from electronic frequency devices it is important to get some expert help. Lack of power transfer sufficient to reduce lambda to less than one may explain many of your problems.

Simple mathematical models with very complicated dynamics

May RM

Nature. 1976 Jun 10;261(5560):459-67

First-order difference equations arise in many contexts in the biological, economic and social sciences. Such equations, even though simple and deterministic, can exhibit a surprising array of dynamical behaviour, from stable points, to a bifurcating hiearchy of stable cycles, to apparently random fluctuations. There are consequently many fascinating problems, some concerned with delicate mathematical aspects of the fine structure of the trajectories, and some concerned with the practical implications and applications. This is an interpretive review of them.

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Rife 2004 Pre-Conference Research Workshop



If you are attending the Rife Conference in Seattle on October 1-3, 2004, you may be interested in expanding your knowledge of how to use various devices and techniques to target pathogens at Dr. Sutherland’s pre-conference workshop. 

You do not need to attend the Rife Conference to attend this workshop. We do hope you attend both and hear Dr. Clark and all the great speakers and exhibits. Some of Dr. Sutherland’s comments on plate zapping and other techniques will be relevant to conference presentations.

Dr. Sutherland will discuss and demonstrate research findings on how to use the combination of a Cameron Aurameter, an FSCAN2, and an Advanced BioPhoton Analyzer to precisely target and eliminate pathogens and cell types locally and remotely. Theory and application of techniques discussed on his website will be presented in a two hour session.

Disclaimer: This workshop is for research and educational purposes only and is not designed for diagnosis or treatment of any medical condition.

Due to significant demand, two workshops are now scheduled on 1 October. The first will run from 1pm to 2:45 pm and the second from 3pm to 4:45. Location will be at or near the conference hotel with the room to be announced shortly. The last workshop will end in time for the opening reception of the Rife Conference. Please remember that seating is limited and is on a 1st come, 1st serve basis.

 

Click here to sign up for the Rife 2004 Pre-Conference Workshop

Fish Oil and Cancer Prevention



Pharmaceutical grade fish oils will provide many of the cancer prevention effects noted below. Certain tumors occur less frequently, neoplastic transformation is suppressed, tumor cell growth is inhibited, and tumor cell death mechanisms are enhanced. After the new Transfer Factor Plus which enhances immune function 4-6 times, the most important supplement to take is pharmaceutical grade fish oil and I recommend Sears Lab OmegaRx. Both of these supplements have dozens of articles in leading medical journals documenting their effects.

 

The beauty of pharmaceutical grade fish oil is that it has enough concentrated n-3 fatty acids to generate significant positive effects in brain and heart function (in addition to cancer prevention). It just doesn’t make sense to be without it, particularly when you have to be careful to avoid eating too much fish because of mercury contamination.

 

The traditional diet of Greece and cancer

Simopoulos AP

Eur J Cancer Prev. 2004 Jun;13(3):219-30

 

The term ‘Mediterranean diet’, implying that all Mediterranean people have the same diet, is a misnomer. The countries around the Mediterranean basin have different diets, religions and cultures. Their diets differ in the amount of total fat, olive oil, type of meat, wine, milk, cheese, fruits and vegetables; and the rates of coronary heart disease and cancer, with the lower death rates and longer life expectancy occurring in Greece. The diet of Crete represents the traditional diet of Greece prior to 1960. Analyses of the dietary pattern of the diet of Crete shows a number of protective substances, such as selenium, glutathione, a balanced ratio of n-6/n-3 essential fatty acids (EFA), high amounts of fibre, antioxidants (especially resveratrol from wine and polyphenols from olive oil), vitamins E and C, some of which have been shown to be associated with lower risk of cancer, including cancer of the breast. Epidemiological studies and animal experiments indicate that n-3 fatty acids exert protective effects against some common cancers, especially cancers of the breast, colon and prostate. Many mechanisms are involved, including suppression of neoplastic transformation, cell growth inhibition, and enhanced apoptosis and anti-angiogenicity, through the inhibition of eicosanoid production from n-6 fatty acids; and suppression of cyclooxygenase 2 (COX-2), interleukin 1 (IL-1) and IL-6 gene expression by n-3 fatty acids. Recent intervention studies in breast cancer patients indicate that n-3 fatty acids, and docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) in particular, increase the response to chemopreventive agents. In patients with colorectal cancer, eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA) and DHA decrease cell proliferation, and modulate favourably the balance between colonic cell proliferation and apoptosis. These findings should serve as a strong incentive for the initiation of intervention trials that will test the effect of specific dietary patterns in the prevention and management of patients with cancer.

Pollen Update for Boston Area



When out running this morning, I noticed a mild pollen effect. Pollens are up into the medium range in Boston. As noted previously, a few seconds per minute of broadcasting the correct frequency with the Advanced Biophoton Analyzer (ABPA) will eliminate allergy symptoms.

label start

dwell 8

duty 50

pulse 64 75

converge 27 1

464452

pause 52

goto start

Consumer Alert: Is Your Doc Paid by Drug Companies to Prescribe Your Medication?

Medication error is the fourth leading cause of death in the United States. A previous posting documented a recent study showing that about 25% of prescriptions written by physicians are for patients with conditions that are listed in bold print on the warning label on the drug package. In addition, drug companies are offering to pay physicians large sums of money to prescribe specific medications. Consumers must make their own safety a priority. They should always read the Physicians Desk Reference information for risks and contraindications on any drugs they are taking. They should also ask their physician if they or their institution have any financial interest in prescribing a specific drug before taking it.



As Doctors Write Prescriptions, Drug Companies Write Checks

Gardiner Harris, 27 June 2004

The check for $10,000 arrived in the mail unsolicited. The doctor who received it from the drug maker Schering-Plough said it was made out to him personally in exchange for an attached “consulting” agreement that required nothing other than his commitment to prescribe the company’s medicines. Two other physicians said in separate interviews that they, too, received checks unbidden from Schering-Plough, one of the world’s biggest drug companies.

“I threw mine away,” said the first doctor, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because of concern about being drawn into a federal inquiry into the matter.

Those checks and others, some of them said to be for six-figure sums, are under investigation by federal prosecutors in Boston as part of a broad government crackdown on the drug industry’s marketing tactics. Just about every big global drug company — including Johnson & Johnson, Wyeth and Bristol-Myers Squibb — has disclosed in securities filings that it has received a federal subpoena, and most are juggling subpoenas stemming from several investigations…

Pollens: Orlando, Tampa, Boston



Recently, I found out that some people are eliminating allergy symptoms by creating a list of all the frequencies I have posted on this web site, so I’ll try to post more often.

On Wednesday and Thursday I was in Orlando. Pollen count was low. Grass and ragweed was predominate. I began to experience mild asthma symptoms (a rare occurence for me) in the upper respiratory tract. So I put the following frequency in my Advanced Biophoton Integrator in Boston for broadcast to Orlando. It cleared it right up. I don’t think this is grass or ragweed. It is likely to be a flowering plant in the Orlando area.

label start

dwell 13

duty 50

pulse 64 75

converge 25 1

477666

pause 47

goto start

I’ve found that broadcasting 7-13 seconds each minute will keep my system clear of pollens.

On Friday in Tampa, the pollen was different. Ragweed, grass, and chenopod were predominant. What I think is chenopod is causing tired and sleepy symptoms. The following frequency cleared it right up.

label start

dwell 8

duty 50

pulse 64 75

converge 15 1

476245

pause 52

goto start

This pollen is killed more easily and only requires 8 seconds per minute of transmission.

On returning to Boston on Saturday, the pollen count is headed up from grass and sorrel/dock. Mild allergic symptoms appear to be sorrel. The following program takes care of it:

label start

dwell 8

duty 50

pulse 64 75

converge 11 1

477767

pause 52

goto start

For those not familiar with the mechanism of allergies, the pollens are growing pathogens in your body. If your immune system can knock them out quickly, you do not have allergic symptoms. The allergic symptoms are your body’s failed attempt at killing them. In the case above, a few seconds of ABPA transmission every minute will mimic the functioning of an excellent immune system.

This is one of the best demonstrations of the effectiveness of electronic medicine. Give me a common allergic symptom and I will knock it out in 2 minutes 100% of the time. You don’t need a clinical trial to prove effectiveness when effectiveness is 100%.

Furthermore, with the ABPA you can keep the allergic symptoms knocked out while exercising as I have shown in previous postings. And when you turn the ABPA off, the allergic symptoms immediately come back, so can also easily demonstrate that Koch’s postulates are met for this process.

Click here for information on how to use an ABPA for this purpose.

Life Extension: Longevity Gene Activated by Diet Restriction

‘Longevity’ gene, diet linked SIRT1 may play role in why calorie restriction leads to longer life in rats

By David Secko, The Scientist, 18 Jun 2004

Experiments on yeast, worms, and mammals have all revealed that cutting calories extends lifespan, but how is this occurs is largely unknown. Now, two independent studies, one reported in the June 18 Science, from David Sinclair’s laboratory at Harvard Medical School, and the other reported in the June 3 Nature, from Leonard Guarente’s laboratory at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, have uncovered molecular mechanisms linking aging, diet, and a gene called SIRT1.

“People have been studying calorie restriction for 70 years, yet the mechanism is not known,” said Sinclair, adding that this new work has finally started to suggest a primary mechanism…

In the Science study, Sinclair, lead author Haim Cohen, and their colleagues investigated how SIRT1 was involved in calorie restriction in rats, keying on the concept that aging results in cell loss over time. “Caloric restriction and genetic manipulations that extend lifespan typically protect cells from death,” Sinclair told The Scientist.

Sinclair and colleagues found the SIRT1 expression was higher in 12-month-old rats fed a calorie-restricted diet. This finding also extended to in vitro cell culture, with serum from the calorie-restricted rats inducing SIRT1 expression. The addition of insulin and insulin-like growth factor 1 (two factors known to be involved in extending lifespan) to the calorie-restricted serum blocked the induction of SIRT1.

Further investigation revealed that SIRT1 acted on a DNA repair factor Ku70, which was then capable of repressing the apoptosis-inducing protein Bax. This suggested a mechanism in which SIRT1 protected cells from apoptosis.

“We propose that one-way calorie restriction extends lifespan is by increasing SIRT1 expression, thereby promoting the long-term survival of irreplaceable cells,” said Sinclair.

Update on April 2004 Flu Alert: Lingering Cough

Several people have lingering coughs from the April 2004 flu. These frequencies may clear it up:

repeat 120

dwell 60

duty 50

pulse 64 75

converge 27 1

466445 344455 254335 166635 #parasite

converge 57 1

366565 #virus

end repeat

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In April 2004, I worked with people in California, Connecticut, and Massachusetts on an upper respiratory infection that appears to be a corona virus transmitted by a microscopic parasite (as was SARS). The parasite grows in the head and respiratory tract and keeps emitting the virus as the immune system trys to kill it.

It can easily go to bronchitis and is responsive in the early stages to Oscillicocinum 200C. It creates brain fog and can lead to forgetfullness, falling, and poor decisions.

The frequencies below will eliminate most of the symptoms and should stop all of them if caught early.

label start

dwell 60

duty 50

pulse 64 75

#begin parasite

converge 25 1

116545

converge 13 1

116080

244195

355110

355150

355500

355510

355760

355890

356000

455565

#end parasite

258643

165345

265766

106475

245662

245356

36566

257466

237257

165545

36454

35645

75145

244245

128664

175622

converge 16 1

645764

864257

#cleanup

converge 36 1

246654

converge 46 1

254514

253476

goto start

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