CELLULAR BIOLOGY: The PTSD Lesion
1] CELL MEMBRAINS HOLD TRAUMA MEMORY
2] RESEARCH / LIPTON / EXTRA-CELLULAR MATRIX / HARVARD CELL BIOLOGY
3] RESEARCH / EPIGENETIC MEDICINE
4] CELLULAR LESION OF PTSD
5] PHYSIOLOGICAL SWITCH MEASUREMENTS
6] THE PROOF WAS IN MY HANDS
7] RESEARCH / ELECTRIC RESOUNCE IN MICROTUBULES/ HAMEROFF
HAMEROFF'S ILLUSTRATION OF CELLULAR TRIGGERS:
A- Resting Cell- with memory in "at ease" position
B- FEAR activated memory triggers in "battle position"
notice that there is a 3-4 times increase in cell space
C- Activated Cell with electro-particle pathways seen
Hammer off, Craddock TJA, Tuszynski JA,: Cytoskeletal Signaling: Is Memory Encoded in Microtubule Lattices by CaMKII Phosphorylation? PLoSComput Biol 8(3): e1002421. doi:10.1371/journal.pcbi.1002421
CELLULAR MEMORY MICROTUBULES
HOLD THE EMOTIONAL TRAUMA of 'PTSD' ON THEIR CELLS SURFACES
RE-READ WHAT YOU JUST READ AND LOOK AT THE 'PTSD' SIGNALING TUBULES. THEY ARE THE ENEMY!!
FEAR is coded in these signal receptors [microtubules (MTs)] on the body's cell membrains' surface. [Alberts 1989]
By the 1960s Bruce Lipton, a cell biologist, was able to see MTs forming from a 'fear' stimulus before his eyes under his electron microscope.[Biology of Belief, 2005]
MTs created at the time of the trauma are the cellular lesion of 'PTSD'.
MTS are formed energetically (using the laws of quantum physics). They are then inserted into your existing
'muscle memory' system (you use it to ride a bike) which you have built up as you lived your life. Lipton calls your 'muscle memory' system - or your 'cellular memory system'- the 'Epigenetic Medicine System'.
The EMS like a cable network, takes in all the incoming sensory data, remembers and rapidly 'tells' the muscles how to react in any situation. The EMS is the body's most primitive 'brain'. It is tasked with routinue behaviors and moving your body out of danger. It is unconscious!!!
Bruce Lipton, Ph.D. - The Biology of Belief-21 Dec,2014
The Biology of Belief is a groundbreaking work in the field of new biology, and it will forever change how you think about life. Using simple language, illustrations, humor, and everyday examples, Bruce Lipton demonstrates how the new science of Epigenetics is revolutionizing our understanding of the link between mind and matter and the profound effects it has on our personal lives and the collective life of our species.
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=82ShSNuru6c] vek mehelofkirr
'Epigenetic Medicine conferences are held in Europe where they use a more bio-physics based medicine approach to their treatments. The US uses the bio-chemistry based medical drugs model. The best model is a balance of 'faster' physics and the much slower bio-chemical approach'. D. Klinghardt, MD,PhD (trained in Germany, practicing in America).
After being use to using the FTM/FSM microcurrent system (MEND, FDA approved 'tens' units) which generates frequencies that stop pain and promote healing, the rapid treatment time becomes the expected 'norm'! (from a surgeon's perspective)
"There are no good SLOW surgeons!"- Navy Regional Med Center saying.
Go to Harvard's medical students training video, 'The Inner Life of the Cell' @3' of the 8 minutes to see the rapid formation and destruction of microtubules.
Inside the cell, intra-cellular microtubules (MTs) form the energy driven walk ways used by the motor proteins to transport sacs of proteins. Also watch for the RBCs speeding (the rate of speed is their 'zeta-potential' -though to be at 186,000 miles/ second) through the blood vessel. Note the mitochondria ('baked potato') ATP energy production plants and look at the cell's membrane's triple layers.
Thanks to Harvard Cell Biology Department for this excellent work!
[ Use of an electron microscope was required to develope this video.]
Microtubules forming and exploding start at 3' 16" to 3' 37". A motor protein walking on microtubules ends at 3' 58". The potato like mitochondria lay on the intracellular microtubuleswhich brings the energy particles to make more ATP energy for each cell. Microtubules conduct energy and store emotional sensory data on the outside of the cell membrane = "membrain".
Inter-cellular MTs connect nearby cells together for immediate, direct energy communication within the extracellular matrix system. The meridian network and small autonomic nerve endings are all co-mingled there within the 'Extracellular Matrix Conduction System' the rapid communication system of the body's cells. The fascia that holds them together allows the movement of 'Qi' through the body.
Extra-cellular MTs connect to the cell membrane forming your muscle memory and also store all sensory data of any traumatic event. The active, erect MT signal proteins are the target of the electrons your MASERS and the microcurrent batteries send in through the meridians. The electrons simply blow up the memory storage .
All three sets of microtubules are energy conduction networks. They are faster than the nerves.
THE RIFLEMAN'S RULE:
Remember what any good rifleman knows.
When the enemy is
hidding behind the boulders,
the first thing you have
to do is get them
to stand up-
so then you can
take them out!
Before you can shoot off
the trauma triggers-
(the enemy)
THEY MUST BE
STANDING UP!
SEE THE ACTIVATED
CELL B & C (side views)
ABOVE!
Your rounds shoot off
the trauma memory towers!
FEAR SWITCH ON:
FEAR activates the trauma signal receiver microtubules into the erect position (brawny edema) which switch on the sympathetic Go-Go reaction in the muscles.
(See Hameroff's figure of resting vs. activated tubules.)
The blood pressure and heart rate rise preparing for the fight/flight. The higher the fear driven heart rate the more muscles react with their brawny edema; the artery muscle layer, the hands, the chest, the extremities, eyes, ears, larynx.
Exercise driven tachycardia does NOT create the brawny edema reaction. It is seen only in the 'ptsd' response to FEAR. See Siddle and Grossman's work in "On Combat" on fear driven hypersympathetic reaction. (pp 31-with permission)
