Circuited ECOdynamic Microbiological Environmental Systems (C E M E S) Renewing Bioevents Microbiological life is profuse. Microbes provide renewing bioevents, which recycle and nourish life forms, downstream, downwind, below or within range of their limited motility and mobility. CEMES (Circuited ECOdynamic Microbial Environmental Systems) Idealized CEMES explore the best of these environments. CEMES seek the idealization of habitation for microbial life and the ideal sequencing … [Read more...]
Circuited ECOdynamic Microbiological Environmental Systems (CEMES)
December 29, 2013 by admin
Filed Under: Eve REVERE - The YIN MIND, WOMEN BLOGGERS Tagged With: a celebration of women - women bloggers, anchorage, Antoine Bechamp, bioevents, bion, Circuited ECOdynamic Microbiological Environmental Systems (CEMES), culture, Enderlin, Eve Revere, Eve REVERE - The YIN MIND, Gaston Naessens, habitation, microbes, microbial life, microzyma, mobility, motility, protid, somatid, U.V. live microscopy, Wilhelm Reich
Cancer, Healing Principles and Orthomolecular Medicine
December 18, 2013 by admin
Cancer , Healing Principles and Orthomolecular Medicine ______________________________________________ Healing principles and viewpoint The alternative Natural cooperative predators? ATP, the life energy form Mitochondria Oxygen required Overdemand Coccoid forms Somatids Sources of weakness or destabilization Fever Interdependent dynamic progression Contrasting electrical conductivity Cathodic electrodes, an alternative source of electron pairs The problems of … [Read more...]
Filed Under: Eve REVERE - The YIN MIND, WOMEN BLOGGERS Tagged With: a celebration of women - women bloggers, adenosinetriphosphate, ATP, biological elastic limit, Bjorn Nordenstrom, Bruce Holbrook, charge, charge fraction, Choice journal magazine, Christopher Bird, coccoid, complementarity, cooperative predator, cultural relay, Debye, ecology, Edmund Sinnott, electron pair, Eve Revere, Eve REVERE - The YIN MIND, evolution, fever, form artifact of process, Harold Burr, healing, interdependent dynamic process, James V. Sheridan, Kekule, Lewis Thomas, life science, mitochondria, organic form, orthomolecular, orthomolecular medicine, oxygen, Phillip W. Maly, Rupert Sheldrake, social relay, somatid, stress, system gain, Wilhelm Reich
