ok ok, here is the secret to our bodies and brain. I know it sounds like some quasi spiritual idealistic jargon but it will make sense. 1. Our body is mostly made of water which flushes out about every 16 days And cells which almost 100% are replaced in 7-10 years. Some cells never get replaced, but forgot about those stubborn un-relevant brain cells for now. 2. Every cell is made of a molecule 3. Every molecule is made of atoms 4. Every atom is generated by proton positive energy and electron negative energy. It also has a Neutron but that is just there to keep things stable. The proton almost never change unless you are nuclear. So let’s focus on the wild card, The Electron. This little thing inside of Atoms has more control over your health and life than anything on the planet. Here is how: When new atoms are created they can either have more or less electrons. The more electron the less energy the atom will produce. The less electron the more “positive energy” the atom will produce, if done right it creates an ionized state. (This is really good for your health) For example Cancer cannot […]
Suppose we were time travelers, and could transmit one key item of modern knowledge to a great intellect of the ancient world – Aristotle, for instance. What would we choose to tell them, a single sentence that would most transform their view of the world? We could tell them the scale of the universe – that the stars are other suns, and that there are billions of them. Or that all species emerged, over billions of years, via natural selection. But I think what would enlighten them most of all would be the knowledge that all the stuff in the world is made of atoms – not of earth, air, fire and water, as the ancients believed. But what are the atoms themselves made of? Are they like an onion-skin with layer upon layer of structure, or will we soon reach bedrock, in the sense that the stuff of the universe will be fully understood? It might seem paradoxical that the biggest scientific instruments of all are needed in order to probe the very smallest things in nature. The micro-world is inherently “fuzzy” – the sharper the detail we wish to study, the higher the energy that is required and […]