Robert Ziegler asked: Holistic health; harmony and healing of the body; balance on the emotional, mental and spiritual levels, are all based on an energy source that is integral to our existence. Therefore, healing at any level is very dependent on tapping into the primordial energy that is the source of existence. From maintenance and rejuvenation, to the deepest levels of holistic healing, all are made possible by our ability to tap into the energy source that energizes and creates the form of all material existence as we know it.
All matter, from this page, to the human heart, to the cosmos and beyond, is made of energy and is part of an “Energetic Continuum”, a term used to describe the flow of energies as they move down from ‘THE SOURCE’. This ’stepping down’ process creates the third dimensional world in which we live.
Formless Zero-Point Energy, (in Quantum Physics), is considered to be the starting point, (”SOURCE”) of the energetic continuum, and the first formed energy to emerge from it is called ‘Tachyon’. Named after the Greek word meaning swift, the word Tachyon, like the word electricity, merely describes a type of energy. But it is to Tachyon Energy, and its qualities and uses as a balancing tool for the human form, that I now direct your attention. What makes these Tachyon particles so special? Well, just like Zero-Point Energy, they move faster than the speed of light, are everywhere at the same time, have no frequency, spin, or gravitation, are the source of all energies, and contain the perfect potential of the entire universe within themselves,but remember, now they have form.
Tachyon Energy works with the body. How? By interacting with what is called a ‘Subtle Organizing Energy Field’ (SOEF). This term, coined by Dr. Gabriel Cousens MD, in his book ‘Spiritual Nutrition and The Rainbow Diet’, describes an energetic theory of nutrition which states that our physical bodies are templated on SOEF’s (subtle organizing energy fields). When balanced, organized and functioning at its peak, the body is in a state known as negative entropy or ‘youthing’; disorganized, it slips into a state of chaos known as positive entropy; the most radical example being the production of cancer cells. If a SOEF is blocked or depleted, the flow of life force energy through the Energetic Continuum becomes deficient.
But SOEF’s can be energized. Our body naturally does this through the chakra system, oxygen, sunlight, water and food. However, when those sources are themselves deplete of Tachyon Energy, this can negatively impact our lives and may show up as symptoms such as pain, fatigue, and dis-ease.
So how can we get more of this Tachyon Energy if we want to function at optimal levels? The answer may be found in new advancements in technology that have allowed for the creation of “antennae’ that attract and focus Tachyon Energy. These ‘antennae’, when applied directly to the body, ‘feed’ the SOEF’s. Tachyon does not heal. Rather, it provides the energy for the body to heal itself and do it in a self regulating fashion.
That’s right, you see the SOEF’s use only that amount of Tachyon Energy necessary to rebalance unorganized areas of the body eliminating the need to monitor dosage requirements.
For example: The sun is a magnificent source of photon energy. Approximately 20 - 30 minutes of exposure per day is necessary for optimum health. Yet, this same ball of photon energy will burn you to a crisp if you are exposed for 4 or 5 hours. The reason for this is that photon energy, like all frequencies, has no intelligence. It doesnt know when to start or stop! Ultimately, it is up to the user to decide when to stop the exposure, by getting out of the sun.
Another example is excess exposure to magnetic energy. For instance, it is known that magnets work on a specific frequency with the North and South Poles having opposite effects. The South Pole is activating. If it is used for too long, it can create a hyper-activity in the system and cause harm. Dr. Gabriel Cousens, director of the Tree of Life Rejuvenation Center and author of “Spiritual Nutrition and the Rainbow Diet,” “Sevenfold Peace,” and “Conscious Eating,” demonstrated through clinical experience that some people using magnetic mattresses developed high blood pressure, which fortunately went away when they were told to stop using a magnetic mattress. This can happen because magnets operate on a frequency and have intensity, but do not have a built-in intelligence to know when to stop broadcasting.
Tachyon Energy is totally different than both of these examples. Tachyon is not a frequency, nor is it a frequency approach. Frequency, oscillation or spin do not exist at the level at which Tachyon operates. Its effects are regulated by the internal wisdom of the SOEFs. When Tachyon is applied to an area, the SOEFs convert what they need to restore themselves to perfect balance and order.
What are some of the things you might experience from increased Tachyon Energy exposure?
Physically, you may experience an increase in stamina and energy; emotionally, a return to that feeling of unconditional love; mentally, you could experience increased wisdom or clarity of thought; and spiritually feel more in tune with ‘THE SOURCE’. To that list add natural detoxification,increased vitamin & mineral absorption, enhanced meditation, increased brain function, a decrease in general pain symptoms and an increased sense of well being.
In a recent independent research study by Norman McVea, Ph.D., Dir. Oxygen Research Institute, Mill Valley CA , Tachyon ‘antennae’ were found to be of tremendous value as tools for stress reduction, meditation, creative visualization, consciousness expansion, rejuvenation, and psychic exploration. Now you can see why countless lay people and health care professionals in over ninety-three countries choose to use Tachyon Energy for the betterment of themselves, their families, friends, clients and pets.
Tachyon Energy stands on its own as an exceptional balancing and energizing tool, or it can be used in conjunction with nearly all other healing modalities for its enhancing ability.
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Written by acfresea
on July 3rd, 2009
Darrell Miller asked:
Creatine was discovered by French scientist Michel Eugène in 1832, when he discovered a natural product in meat that he named after the Greek word for flesh. The substance was subsequently found in mammalian muscle tissue by Leiberg, who later discovered such a significant larger proportion of creatine in wild animals than in their domestic or captive equivalent species that he put the increase down to exercise.
So what is creatine, apart from being a substance used by body builders and others trying to increase their muscle bulk? What is known about it is that it is a natural product of the kidneys, liver and pancreas, and that it is composed of the three amino acids, arginine, glycine and methionine. There are two forms of creatine: the free form and also the phosphorylated form, the latter comprising two thirds of the creatine found in the body. It appears that once the substance has been formed it is transferred to muscle tissue by the blood.
However, it is now known that biosynthesis is only one method by which your body can obtain creatine. It can also be obtained through ingestion, although cooking destroys most of the creatine content of meat. The substance is found in highest concentrations in beef, pork and fish, and is bioavailable mainly from rare or uncooked meat because it is degraded by heat.
The third way that the body can receive a supply of this substance is by supplementation. Supplements have been the most successful and popular means of getting the substance to where you want it, though that is not surprising given what it can do for you! Incidentally, creatine supplements are not the natural product, but are synthesized in the laboratory. So how does this substance work and why is it so popular among bodybuilders and others keen to increase muscular body mass?
Creatine is a substance that increases short term energy availability. If you need a rapid short-term supply of energy, such as for shot putting or running to catch a bus, creatine can provide it for you. Most energy is produced in the mitochondria where the process known as glycolysis takes place, whereby the glucose in your blood is converted to energy. However, this is a regular energy supply, and although the liver contains an emergency energy store in the form of glycogen, it is not enough for sudden high-energy demands. This is where creatine comes in with the help of phosphagens.
Phosphagens are molecules that are used to store energy, and are predominantly found in animal muscle tissue. They enable cells to maintain a high ATP/ADP ratio so that energy is available when needed. In vertebrates, and a few invertebrates, this involves the phosphagen phosphocreatine, together with the enzyme Creatine kinase. In most invertebrates it involves arginine/phosphoarginine in conjunction with the enzyme Arginine kinase.
The energy provided in this way is on sudden demand, or energy not immediately available through normal glycolysis or oxidative phosphorylation. Not only that, but the phosphagen/Creatine kinase system acts as an energy transport system, taking energy from the site of energy generation between cells to where it is required.
Because of this property of creatine, it is a very popular supplement amongst athletes, and it is estimated that as many as 80% of the athletes at the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games used creatine as part of their training and supplementation regime. Creatine monohydrate is believed to be the most popular form of nutrition amongst United States sportsmen and women, and is certainly the most researched.
In aqueous solution, creatine is degraded to creatinine, the rate of degradation increasing with temperature and decreasing pH. If pH is maintained at 6.5 or above then creatine remains at least 98% stable at 25 Celsius for 72 hours, but studies have shown that even at pH 3.5 creatine remains 90% unchanged after 24 hours. It is therefore not completely degraded by stomach acid, and should be significantly absorbed by the body after ingestion. The proof of the pudding is in the eating, as they say, and creatine would not be used to the extent that it is were the effects purely psychological. The fact that it extensively used by bodybuilders and athletes can be taken as proof that it works.
However, the energy-providing properties of this substance have more uses than just to provide bursts of energy when needed. It is also used in the treatment of conditions such as congestive heart failure, arthritis and Parkinson’s disease, and in neuromuscular conditions such as muscular dystrophy and diseases of the mitochondria. It is possible that this occurs by interfering with the chemical process leading to cell death, or by increasing the availability of energy to damaged nerve cells, but whatever the pathway, patients appear to become slightly more energetic after treatment.
It also appears to boost mental power, test subjects displaying an improvement in short-term memory, being able to remember long numbers better and also reduces mental fatigue. However, the long term effects of creatine supplementation for memory improvement are not known, though it is believed that it could be useful for students at certain periods such as exam time.
It is for its instant energy; however, that creatine is most used as a supplement, especially for short-term muscular activity or strength, such as is needed in sprinting and weight lifting. It delays fatigue and accelerates recovery, and from a medical viewpoint it reduces wasting of muscles in post-operative patients.
Although creatine has few reported short term effects, it can cause some gastric problems and muscle cramps, though less so with the serum or effervescent powder than with the powder. Longer term effects are as yet unknown, although many researchers believe that it should be safe. Some studies have indicated a benefit of using creatine over the longer term in reduced LDL cholesterol and triglycerides, thus providing protection against heart disease.
However, unused creatine is changed to creatinine that could put stress on the liver and so, as Benjamin Franklin rewrote Daniel Defoe’s words: ‘In this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes’, and if you are using creatine be sure to take no more than the recommended dosage.
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