| I see cancer as an embryo cell that can't make the next transition. This idea of disease as a failure to mature is an old one, and it has to be clarified in detail. There are three major events in maturation that i know of (and I'm sure there are many more that I haven't considered) that have to do with energy flow in the cell. There are a number of major enzymatic events that have to be expressed in order for energy to flow. That's just to get started. And then for the maintenance of that flow there's an enormous number of, shall we say, stock enzymes that run to do the job. So when the impedance is wrong--impedance being the current at that resistance which is dependent on particular frequencies for its transmission--or the wire breaks, you have to change the impedance or restore the connection. This is what palladium DNA reductase, the molecule we developed in the 1990s, does. |
