Modern medicine is in a serious crisis due to the overuse of pharmaceuticals. Pharmaceuticals help you short term, but damage your organs when used long-term. Nowadays, people die more from the side effects of chronic pharmaceuticals than from any other cause. Yet electromagnetic therapy, a major alternative, is being overlooked by mainstream science. While millions of scientists work on the development of new drugs, research in electromagnetic therapy is largely unknown.
There is a small international community of alternative scientists who develop electromagnetic therapy using scarce personal resources. The key to developing such a therapy is in understanding electromagnetic resonance in DNA. We understand that life has a strong electromagnetic component that is directed by the DNA program. DNA itself is an electric conductor, and it expresses its genetic code via electromagnetic resonances. Currently, science understands only the chemical code in DNA. This chemical code explains only a few percent of the genome. The vast remainder of the code is not understood by science because scientists have focused on chemistry and not electricity. Science has had the human genome sequence for decades and has failed to decipher the rest because of using outdated chemical principles. Yet we believe that the way to understand the code is via the electromagnetic function of DNA.
We are focused on cracking the electromagnetic code of DNA. It relies mainly on European traditions of biophysics and an understanding of the electromagnetic function of DNA tracing back to the time of the discovery of the double helix (the 1950s). We are in collaborative communication with other researchers in the field studying the electromagnetics of life. Yet we are the only ones who focus specifically on understanding the electromagnetic DNA code.
We use both computational and experimental approaches. We combine our expertise in electromagnetism and computational genomics to crack the code. We developed models of resonances in DNA that explain existing sequencing data and identified candidate genomic elements that are likely to serve as natural resonators. Transposons Alu and LINE1 are among those. Our experimental approaches combine traditional methods of gene manipulation with spectrometry and electromagnetic therapy.
Currently, the achievements of electromagnetic therapy are promising but limited, since they were obtained empirically without knowledge of the electromagnetic DNA code. Discovering the code will radically improve the efficiency of electromagnetic therapy.
There is much experimental evidence that electromagnetic waves play a key role in organ development and health, and that these waves are produced by DNA. Discovering the electromagnetic code of DNA would revolutionize medicine. This will allow the development of electromagnetic devices that would reverse aging, cure cancer, Alzheimer's and other neurodegenerative disorders, and allow organ regeneration, including heart, liver, spleen, bones, nerves, and teeth. Chemical medicine failed to induce the growth of new teeth, but electromagnetic medicine will achieve this. The key to this is in deciphering the electromagnetic code of DNA. We are committed to this honorable cause.
Our core team has been working on the problem for many years while funding the research primarily from our own salaries. This brought us very close to the goal of cracking the vibrational DNA code. All we need to do is crack the first letters of the code. We will publish the results, and this will allow us and other scientists to decipher the rest of the code. Once the code is cracked, modernizing the existing electromagnetic therapy devices will be trivial. Modern electronics are already suitable for therapy; the only thing missing is understanding which parameters to use. Once the code is cracked, it will explain much of the existing data, which will help convince other scientists. Cracking the code will have an effect similar to the discovery of the double helix: it will transform biology and medicine, and even more, it will open humanity to the understanding of the interconnectedness of life on the planet via electromagnetic fields.