Integrated Sigma Dynamics Quantum Energy Therapy Presented by Mathematical Function and Matrices in Immune Stimulation
Abstract
Neuron function can very easily be disrupted by toxic substances in the bloodstream. For this reason, brain capillary cells bind together very tightly to form the blood‐brain barrier (BBB). Only some lipid soluble molecules and molecules that are actively transported (like glucose, glc) can enter the brain from the bloodstream across the BBB. Unlike muscle, which can burn fat, the brain normally gets all of its energy from glc. Although the brain represents only 2% of body weight, at rest it consumes 20% of the body's oxygen. Based on an in‐depth analysis of the structures of all elements, there are specifically 5 elements that are necessary for plant and animal life. They are Bo, Mg, K, Fe & Ag. The analysis demonstrates that all elements are made up of natural energy structures [7 for Bo, 14 for Mg, 21 for K, 28 for Fe, and 49 for Ag, each a multiple of 7]. This is the evidence that the natural energy structures of each element are always 2 more than their electric charges. Ag with 49 electric charges and 49 natural energy structures is the most conductive element for heat and electricity. These elements may be essential for neuro‐stimulation in nerve regeneration & connection; the research will be explored by Einstein Integrated Dynamic Sigma Energy Math, Function and Matrices' [MAT] by regeneration of the optic nerve. First essential of nerve regeneration is to eliminate chronic infections, The model of the matrix [MAT] Integrated Sigma Quantum Energy Dynamics Therapy…
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