ICCF19 - Vladimir Vysotskii - Biological remediation of radioactive cesium, Thread for discussion of Biological Transmutations

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There is no doubt that the potassium transmutation to calcium can be attained easily. But where the heck should a chicken get enough potassium ????? Could you try to show as a potential source for e.g. at least 2 grams/day..

Quote from Wyttenbach

There is no doubt that the potassium transmutation to calcium can be attained easily. But where the heck should a chicken get enough potassium ????? Could you try to show as a potential source for e.g. at least 2 grams/day.

The object of this study was to determine whether recent disclosures of elemental transmutations occurring in biological entities have revealed new possible sources of energy

2. Background.

Two investigators, Kervran and Komaki, have been recently nominated for a joint Nobel prize for their work involving the experimental proof that elemental transmutations were occurring in life organisms. Elements which were definitely proven to have been transformed were sodium (to magnesium), potassium (to calcium), and manganese (to iron).

Actually, observations have been made for almost 200 years that elemental mutations were occurring, but little credence was given to them because they resembled alchemy — a relic of the middle ages.

From Jueneman*3 investigations on transmutations can be traced from 1799 to the present.

The French Chemist. Vauquelin.in 1799. observed a large quantity of lime in the daily excretion of hens. To determine where the lime was coming from, he fed a captive hen a diet of nothing but oats. He measured the amount of lime in the oats, fed the oats to the hen, and then measured the amount of lime in the excretion and the eggs of the hen. The lime had increased fivefold. Vauquelin realized that lime had been created but he did not know why.

In 1822, Prout, an English experimenter, defined the transmutation of elements by studying incubating chicken eggs. He observed increasing amounts of calcium carbonate inside the egg and determined that the compound did not come from the shell.

In 1831, Choubard experimented with germinating watercress seeds. He observed new minerals in the young plants that were not present in the original seeds.

In I 844, Vogel also worked with watercress seeds. He placed his seeds in a controlled-air environment and added a sulfur-free nutritive solution to the seeds. The plants that grew from the seeds were found to have more sulfur than the original seeds. Vogel’s answer was that sulfur was not a simple element or that sulfur was introduced from sources unknown.

After Vogel. Lauwes and Gilbert observed the weight variation of ashes during vegetation. In particular. they found a variation in magnesium.

In 1875, Von Herzeele also studied vegetating plants and discovered a weight increase in the ashes of the young plants. Later, following the works of Vogel and Lauwes and Gilbert, Von Herzeele considered the variation in the weight of magnesium. He concluded that a transmutation of elements had taken place.

ln 1960, Baranger, of France, published his findings on variations of calcium and phosphorus in germinating seeds. He also concluded that a transmutation had taken place, but he did not determine the reason.

In the early sixties, Louis Kervran’s discoveries on transmutations were published by a French scientific review. Kervran demonstrated that not only molecules but also atoms could be transformed , and he verified the transmutation of matter from atom to atom*4

Koniaki reported that eight strains of microorganisms grown in K-deficient culture media increase the total K by converting (‘a to K — a fission reaction. A theoretical basis for Kervran ’s result has been discussed by de Beauregard .*5

Working at the Ecote Polytechnique in Paris, Baranger, who also headed the organic laboratory, determined that transmutations were indeed taking place.

Yet, none of these latter-day alchemists could propose a theory for the mechanism of such an unlikely appearing event as biological transmutation.

Summarizing,

disclosures have been made of transmutations in microorganisms, plants, and animals.

Some have been fusion while others have been fission phenomena.

3. Plan

a. Net Weight Change

b. Energy Required for Nuclear Reactions

c. Probable Location of Energy Development

d. Chemicals Involved

e. Energy Production

f. Ions Present in the Mitochondrion

g. Current Flow

h. Structure of MgATP

4. Proposed Alternate Mechanism for Energy Production

a. Oscillatory Electric Field

b. Presence of Hydrogen Ions

c. Auxiliary Control and Propulsion of H+ by Dipoles IS

d. Induction of Ring Current in Adenine

e. Effect of Magnetic Field on Hydrogen Ion

f. Circular Helical Path of Hydrogen Ion

No reports have been found of experiments which were made in which energy was measured along with elemental transmutation. Such experiments would be relatively simple to design and perform.

The relatively available huge supplies of the elements which have been reported to have been transmuted and the probable large accompanying energy surplus indicate a new source of energy may be in the offing
— one whose supply would be unlimited.

IV. CONCLUSIONS
6. Conclusions. It is concluded that elemental transmutations occurring in life organisms are accompanied by losses in mass representing conversion to thermal energy and that such energy probably is a net gain when compared to the amount required to effect the transmutation.

https://apps.dtic.mil/dtic/tr/fulltext/u2/a056906.pdf

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Quote from Ahlfors

... "But where the heck should a chicken get enough potassium ?????"

From aether, via a substained and all-pervading neutrinos flux

5grams of neutrinos would vaporize the chicken before getting "turned" into potassium/calcium 😂😉. Sleep well.

Ahlfors  LeBob

The hens do eagerly peck mica from the soil, and mica contains potassium - a single step below calcium in the standard table of elements. It appears that the hens may transmute some of the potassium to calcium. ... Hens denied calcium but not potassium, stay perfectly healthy and lay perfectly normal eggs.

Book Review

Biological Transmutations

by C. Louis Kervran ISBN 0-916508-47-1, $18.50 Paperback, 163 pp. Happiness Press, 1980 (Reprinted 1998)

Review by Eugene Mallove

From Infinite Energy #34, November/December 2000

Reading this translation and compilation of a number of Prof. Louis Kervran’s pre-1970 works is very disturbing, producing the disorientation that accompanies a possible deep paradigm shift in science. Kervran (1901-1983), a medical scientist and engineer with a high official position in the French research and occupational health community, had a life-long interest in the possibility of biological transmutations. His curiosity apparently began in his youth when he watched the hens pecking at specks of mica in the farmyard. His later professional observations concerned (in one small part) the anomalous re-appearance of robust calcium-bearing eggshells in calcium-deprived chickens that had been administered dietary mica (a potassium-rich mineral). Over a century earlier (in 1799), French chemist Louis Nicolas Vauquelin had noted this. The Kervran bio-transmutation story and its background is summarized eloquently in “Alchemists in the Garden,” a chapter of the best-selling book The Secret Life of Plants by Peter Tompkins and the late Christopher Bird. - Eugene Mallove

https://www.infinite-energy.co…/bookreview_biotrans.html

Jeez... 5 grams! Hmmmm...

How much does a neutrino weigh any way? Relatively peaking at...

Quote from LeBob

5grams of neutrinos would vaporize the chicken before getting "turned" into potassium/calcium 😂😉. Sleep well.

Given that the neutrino flux on earth is apparently about 70 trillion per square cm per second, and there are on the order of about a hundred thousand skin cells per square cm, that's almost a million neutrinos passing through a cell even second. As Vezzini would say, Inconceivable!

Quote from Gregory Byron Goble

How much does a neutrino weigh any way? Relatively peaking at...

The upper limit is now 0.1eV... seems to go down every year.

Using neutrinos in a model is like asking a goodness for help or in psychology just an excuse.

Анализируем статью А.А. Корниловой. и Высоцкий В.И. .. doc - https://cloud.mail.ru/public/9ZqM/noG8sXiar

Анализируем статью А.А. Корниловой. и Высоцкий В.И. .. doc - https://drive.google.com/file/…h5hRZp6c/view?usp=sharing

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New video from See the Pattern following up the development of the ideas on biological transmutations, here it delves more in the hypothesis put forward in the study don’t by request of the US Military in 1978. It proposes a very appealing visualization of how the “mitochondrial particle accelerator” could work.

It is nice that the Structured Atom Model visualizations for the nucleons is being used, kudos to Edo .

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I would like to see some reactions here about this video actually. this is a most intriguing video and paper. The conclusion of the paper is quite clear, transmutations are happening in biology!