DNA is the central
storage repository for light in our body and is twisted around itself in a
double helix, which can turn right or left. It belongs to the group of nucleic
acids, of which there are two chains: the DNA and the RNA. DNA and RNA are built
like a helix. Both strands form the structure and consist of sugars and
phosphate groups that show a basic reaction.
The links are
attached to the sugars and are basic. However, there are only four bases in the
DNA: adenine, thymine, cytosine, and guanine. Only recently have researchers
realized that cells do
not simply absorb light but emit it coherently; the DNA and RNA molecules
are a laser-active medium and can produce an optical hologram that communicates
with the resonance of the background fields of our Earth and the planets as well
as galaxies.
This means that they
can give off light in a non-chaotic manner. Coherency is the ability of waves to
overlap, where spatially different sources of photons either strengthen or
weaken each other. This results in a structured state where waves can form a
coherent and communicating field, and this field is interactive to a high
degree; in the case of non-coherent photons, any interference causes them to
collapse within seconds.
Hence, the way
ultra-weak luminescent cell radiation works is of significant importance. It
does not radiate chaotically, but behaves in a stable manner, phased like a
laser-which is light in a coherent form.
Communication turns
out to be one of our most basic properties-communication within the system as
well as communication with the outside. The aim is to counteract entropy, loss
of structure, chaos, a state of high disorder, so as to create and maintain a
state of excitement. A high level of order within the body enables an
undisturbed flow of information and communication.
This, in turn,
maintains the metabolism as well as all other life processes. The building and
depletion of cells, the synthesis of proteins, carbohydrates and lipids as well
as the flow of neurotransmitters and the entire cell metabolism all work on an
extremely rapid transfer of information that can only be achieved by light
transmission.
Lack of energy and
blockages are signs of disturbance in the flow or process of life. This
disturbance can occur on all levels, whether atomic particle or cell, organ or
psyche. Hence, any disease can be interpreted as a manifestation of a loss of
information and communication with the body!
Life and all
particles of a system relate to each other coherently and where they communicate
with each other to achieve a sensible cooperation in order to produce the
optimal condition for the entire system. Light emission is strongest whenever
DNA is reproduced.
The DNA emits about
90% of the biophotons in the cell nucleus. The DNA is an excellent storage
medium for light and thus also for oxygen because of its form, the double helix.
Perhaps this is why DNA is the basis for all processes occurring in the body-and
thus also participates in metabolism.
At least two
functions are currently assigned to the DNA: the coding of genetic information,
which is passed on to the next generation in the germ cell, and the storing of
information to build all cell components. The coherent light from the DNA
controls all-important biochemical and changing processes. These processes are
the result of information carried by photons. DNA and RNA produce optical
holograms and are in resonance with all background fields.
by Dr. Mercola of http://www.mercola.com.
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