INTERACTIONS WITH SCALAR ENERGY-CELLULAR MECHANISMS OF ACTION

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INTERACTIONS WITH SCALAR ENERGY-
CELLULAR MECHANISMS OF ACTION
Dr. Glen Rein
U.S.A.
Recent direct experimental data as well as scphisticated ccenputer-enhanced
mathematical analyses of pre-existing data has revealed the predominance
of non-linear processes in biological system s(1). These new findings are a
dramatic departure fran traditional' theories which indicate that .
biochemical reactions are at or near a State of equilibrium and that cells
function in a lirear, dispersive and degenerative manner. Electrochemical
oscillations between membrane-bound lipids near phase-transition
temperatures have been reanalyzed with the aid of powerful computers and
shown to be mast acurate1y described by nonlinear quantum rechanical
equations (2). Similar analyses of ccupling betweenharmanto oscillators
represented by actionixtentials generated fran active neuronal networks
in the-centrea nervcusSystsm has revealed theirrxxl-linear nature(3).
Several types of quasi-particles eachwiththeirown characteristic
resonant frequencies have been Proposed to Mediate these nomainear
phenamenon, imludirg solitons, excitons, and plasms. Biological solitons
have received the most attention and have been postulated to be carriers
of biolcgical information along maaccmolecules like.DNA(4) and
alpha-helical intramembrane proteins involved with signal transduction
medhanisms(5). Furthermore, solitons have been postulated to mediate the
coherent electronic excitatials associated with the action of ultra-violet
and visible light on, biolcgical systems(6) and the calcium-dependent
cooperative interactions hetweeen extracellular glycoproteins on the
surface of the plasma rembrane in response to weak ELF electromagnetic
ON radiation(5).
In light of the non-linear nature of biological systems, it .se
likely that they should he highly sensitive' to non-linear for of
acoustic and electrangneth:racliztion in the environment and that the
right frequencies of non-linear energies might have profcund healing
prcperties. Exogenous non-linear energies were first utilized by Nicholas
Tesla in 1899 in his fameus Colorado Springs experiments where he
demonstrated the transmission of his "Tesla waves" without .energy loss (7).
Thwenen-Bertzian longitudinal waves have since been studied in:
hydrodynamics geolcgy and astrophysics. The extraction of scalar
couponents frau Maxwell's original e1ectrcoagneticequations(8,9) and frau
Schrodinger's equations using imaginary nuMbers(10) has recently been
reported. The unusual prcperties of these non-linear waves have also been
'described by ether investigators(8,11,12.). Homer, relatively little
attention has been given to their effects on biological systems. Due to
the non-linear nature of biolcgical systeuxs it was prppcsed that scalar
waves should be more biologically active than their linear electranagnetic
counterparts (13). A recent report by the author prcposed a new theory, the
Crystalline Transduction Theory, to explain the =chant= of action of
scalar waves with biolcgical systems. It was proposed that scalar energy
is transduced into linear electromagnetic energy in the body by liquid
crystals in the cell rembrane and solid crystals fcund in the blood and in
several biological tissues. Direct effects of scalar energy and ccupling
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of scalar energy to conventional electromagnetic fields was also
The difficulty of cbtairdning reliable scalar generators for
considered(14).
biological studies has led to a paucity of bard experinental data.However,
Dr. Andrea Pdharidh successfully adapted the ftoibius strip" technology for
generating scalar waves to a watdh. ELF Cocoon Int. has recently modified
and impoved Dr. Puharidh's original design and now na?ket a readily
available scalar generator, the Tesla watdh. Despite the availability of
sudh a scalar generator little is known &oat the redhanism of action of
scalar energy with biological systems.
Nureicus anecdotal clinical Observations of the healing properties of
the Tesla watch have been reported. Since several of these reports include
irzidences where dininution of the symptomology was correlated with
cessation of the scalar emissions. from the watch (eg. expired batteries)
without the knowledge of the subject, placebo effects are unlikely to
explain the clinical results. Nonetheless, it is unknown whether the
scalar fields directly effect diseased tissue in the body or 'whether the
clinical effects are mediated through a direct effect of scalar energy on
the brain/mind. If the braip/mind is involved it is likely that various
psychological states(eg. stress, roods or beliefs) will alter the
_biological effects of. the scalar energy.
CLDNICALSMDIES WITH SCALAR .ENERGY
These variables complicate interpretation of clinical experimentswith
the scalar energy. In additon to conventional confounding variables, one
rust also cons:Wei:the EM environment. These factors may explain why some
individuals are rose sensitive to scalar energy than others, as has been
previously cbservedwith EM energy. Even When individuals Who are
sensitive to scalar energy are predetermined and isolated frown the rest of
the population under study, they Show a highly variable response to
treatment. These problems rake it difficult to study the healing
properties of scalar (or EM) energies in a clinical setting.
MITIMEITIMENUIENCE MR THE BIOLGICAL, EFFECTS OF SCAIAR ENERGY
Dr.Eldon Byrd studyed the effects of scalar energy on brain waves by
reasuring subjects EEG before and after wearing a watch(15). The results
indicate an increased amplitude of all EEG frequencies with a preferential
effect in the lower ELF frequencies. Inaddition' an exogenous fregency of
82 HZ was not seen in sdbjects wearing the watchindicating the scalar
wave neutralized this EH signal in the environment, thereby protecting the
individual. It is unknainlobether this altered brain state is the actual
cause of clinical healing whidh scmetimeS occurs several months after
initial exposure to the scalar waves. It is known that the brain and the
body, eq. the immUne system, commmmioltAatairceAgnally(16). Thus, a
direct action of scalar energy on the body could cause a subsequent Change
In brain states. Therefore these EEG studies do not imidcate whether
scalar energy also effects the body directly or whether the brain and the
body are both effected.
THE TISSUE CULTURE APPROACH
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The use of cultured cells, separated from the body and therefore
isolated (at least to a certain degree) from the influences of the rind
offer a unique experimental approach to understanding the mechanism of
action of scalar energy in the healing process. This approach could be
used to determine direct effect of scalar energy on cells from either the
brain or the body. Tissue culture cells are a stable controlable
biological preparation which could also be used to study the biochemical
medazulism of action of scalar energy. Even if scalar energy directly
effects individual cells it may also effect the mind resulting in an
altered psychological ochookidlich results in clinical improvement.
Dr. Persivn7was the first person to test the effects of scalar energy
using isolated cells (17). The scalar waves were generated by partially
cancelling two vortex-type magnetic fields(0.5HZ, lOuT) by intersecting
them in air. Although a scalar field is likely to be generated in this
protocol, it was not measured. The biological endpoint, degranulation of
mast cells, was increased by the scalar fields. It is unknown to what
extent the EM fields contribute to this result.
Very recently, Dr.PUharich has reported that the Scalar energy from the
Tesla watch effects the DNA of E.Coli cells grown in tissue culture(18)4
WOrkinguith colleagues at the Max Plank Institute in Germany, they have
_shoal that ..the P1D-6 gene is activated-by_scalar energy resulting in
in=eased activity of ubiquitone. Ubiquitone is a protein involved in DNA
repair. These results indicate that scalar energy can have a direct effect
at the subcellular level as well as a direct effect on the immune system
(nest cells).
EFFECT OF SCALAR ENERGY ON mumairomummutrmalou
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The present stuly is the first to reporta direct effect of scalar
energy on nerve cells in tissue culture and indicates that scalar energy
canmcdulate the basic biochemical ocaurdmtionketween nerve cells
mediated by neurotransmitters. Nerve cells were chosen for thip.study to
dab/amine whether scalar energy can directly effect the nervous' system in
the absence of any feeMam7k signals frau the body. Cultured nerve cells
offer a unique rodel to answer this question. Aparticular type of nerve
cell, called PC12 cells originally isolated frcm a rat adrenal
phaecchromccytana, was cells,
because its neurotransmitter properties have
been well characterized and Shown to be similar to. those occuring during
normal synaptic transmission in the brain (19,20). Furthermore, the author
has previously shaan that the functional I properties of noradrenaline, an
abundent neurotransmitter in these cells is altered by weak EM fields.
Noradrenaline release from PC12 cells was shown to be incraised by a 500Hz
monopolar square wave(21) and naradrenaline uptake was inhibited by a 15
Hz bipolar square wave (22).
Noradrenaline uptake was chosen as the functional neurotransmitter
property for this study for several reasons. Neurotransmitter uptake is
diret.lymediated by the plasma membrane via an intramembrane protein
carrier. The plasma membrane, with its liquid-crystal strucute, is the
critical cerlulzu7harrier which interfaces with the chemical and
electromagnetic environment. Since other intramembrane proteins show
non-linear properties the plasma rembrane appears to be a likely target
for scalar energy. AlhIctxjh neurotransmitter release also involves the
plasma membrane, it is a much rore complicated process which occurs
several biochemical steps down the line from the first exposure of the
membrane to the EM signal.
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The physiological function of carmio:.meddated neurotransmitter
uptake is to remove excess neurotransmitter from the synaptic cleft after
its release from presynaptic nerves. Thus, inhibiting uptake results in
the accunulation of the neurotransmitter in the synaptic cleft. This is
the mechanism of action of tricyclic antidepressants, since they inhibit
naradrenalins uptake.repression is associated with decreased
noradrenalinelevels.
Dar these studies, the same protoco 'hiCh was previously used to .
determine the effects of electromagnetic fields on noradrenaline uptake
was used(22). This involved exposing confluentronolayer culture of PC12
cells to radiolabelled noradrenaline in the presence or absence of scalar
energy. After a 30 minute exposure period, the cells were washed and
centrifuged according to standard biochemical procedures and the amount of
noradrenaline that was taken up into the cp11s was neasured using a
Beckman scintillation counter. The results: were normalized with respect to
the total intracellular protein concentration as determined by standard
biodhemical methods using.a spectrophotaneter. The final specific activity
results are expressed as opm/mg pribtein.
The Tesla wato41 obtained from ELF Cccoon,:Intenational was used as a
source of scalar energy. According to Dr.Ptharictlthe scalar B field
_Emitted
by. the watoh is_around8.liz.lbeJesaawatch (digital.version)
was placed directly over an uncoveredpetri dish containing confluent PC12 _
cells. At the same time a separate control dish, paaced about 12 feet frima
the experimental dish, was exposed in an identical way to a watch that did
not have the scalar generating mobius strip. In this way both control and
experimental dishes received the same electrcaagnetic field exposure, but
the experinental dishes were also exposed to a scalar field.
The results are indicated in Table 1. Menial, uptake of noradrenaline
into PC12 cells was inhibited by 19.5% in the presence of the Tesla watdh
as compared'with the control value obtained in the absence of a scalar
field. Standard t-test statistical analysis revealed a highly significant
difference between control and experimental dishes of p 0.01.
Table 1
EFFECT OF SCALAR ENERGY ON ECRADEENAL1NE: MARE
TRIAL CONTROL
EXPERIMENTAL
(orElArg Protein) (creVng Protein)
10min 30min 10min 30min
1. 1111 4065 1079 3500
2. 880 7032 1137 5009
3. 1076 4520 1110 3592
4. 9033 6035
5. 4277 4041
6. 4117
Bean 1022 5507 1109 4435
+ 72 +841 + 17 +480
These results allow us to conclude that the scalar energy has a direct
effect on nerve cells. The inhibition of uptake is time dependent with no
significant effect being observed after a 10 minute exposure. It is
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unknown whether eKcosure times greater than 30 minutes would produce a
1aer effect or whether the effect would be maintained either in the
continued presence of the scalar field or not. Mese questions will be
examined in additional everiments. Since inhibiticn of uptake occured
after only 30 minutes, it is likely that this effect is an early
biological response to scalar energy and ray be the trigger for subseciuent
physiological changes that result in improvement of a wide variety of
clinical diseases. Since the scalar energy inhibited the uptake process,
it is acting like a traditional antidepressant drug, thereby explaining
the antidepressant action of the Tesla watch experienced by sore
t These results also indicate that scalar energy, like electranagnetic
?, energy, can have a direct effect on the cell membrane. Since both scalar
and electrcragnetic energy have the- same effect on neurotransmitter
r*? uptake, the results offer indirect support for the Crystalline
Transduction theory. Thus it is possible that the scalar energy could be
comrerted to electrceagnetic energy in the membrane and the latter
actually cauzcz the biolcgical effect. 11.70.7ever it is also possible that
the scalar energy will have a direct effect on the uptake system. Needless
.to say in the constant presence of, electromagnetic fields in biolcgical
..systems it. will be _difficult to rule out .this possibility. However,
certain experimental approaches could be used to determine the mechanism
of action of the two types of energies. ?eg.determine whether alterations
ln the liquid crystal structure in the membrane would change the effect of
othe scalar energy on uptake.
In light of the previous discussion, it is also possible that the
scalar energy will effect other cells in the body in addition to nerve
mils. The tissue culture approach will be an invaluable tool in
determining to what extent this is true. This approach cculd also be used
to find cut whether diseased cells are preferentially sensitive to scalar
energy. The tissue culture approach is thereore a valuable method for
studying the biological effects of scalar energy and for ultimately
characterizing its mechanism of action.
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