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Power of Living Water, Biological Magnetism ? How it Works

Wednesday, July 27th, 2011
Biological

Magnetized water it is important for people to learn and understand the characteristics of water as this is the main problem today. Chemical tests do not show the effects of magnetization of water on the economy, environment and human health.

Regrettably government bureaucracy greatly delays the need for our type of water purification. Until they refuse to acknowledge that chlorine and phosphates used in water treatment are dangerous and do not purify and that magnetism is not a form of magic. This is a strange idea for North America and the Middle East and will not earn huge profits for companies that deal in phosphates and chemicals for water treatment.

Biological magnetism – How it works:

Every particle, atom, molecule, cell, tissue, organ and creature has a resonance at a certain frequency. Electro-encephalogram (EEG) tests show that the human brain produces a field of very low frequency (between 7 – 8 Hz). (more…)

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Surrogacy – A Biological Miracle To Attain Parenthood!

Sunday, July 17th, 2011
Biological

Surrogacy is a biological process where a woman carries and gives birth to a baby of some other woman. It is a mutual contract signed by both the parties which involves the childless couple and the woman (surrogate henceforth) who carries their child and delivers it. The surrogate can be of two types depending upon the types of surrogacy:

• Natural Surrogate-She can be a genetic mother (biological mother) of the child which is conceived via artificial insemination or sexual intercourse with the biological father.

• IVF Surrogate or Gestational Carrier-She can be a gestational carrier where she is being implanted with an embryo and carries pregnancy till the delivery date. In this particular case, child is conceived with the help of egg donation, sperm donation, and embryo transfer or donation.

It’s important to understand which couples are advised to opt for what type of surrogacy:

Natural (more…)

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Biological Methods Which are Used in Controlling Pests

Monday, July 11th, 2011
Biological

Biological Control of pests requires active human role. Here reduction of pest population is made effective by natural enemies. These natural enemies of insect pests are called biological control agents. They include predators, parasitoids and pathogens.

Predators are such species which consume a large number of preys during their life span that are lady beetles and lace wings. Parasitoids finally kill the host. Their immature stage develops on or within that single host and most have a very narrow host range for example wasps and flies. Pathogens are organisms which cause diseases for example bacteria, fungi, viruses. They also kill the host.

Biological control strategies are basically of three types- Conservation, Classical Biological Control and Augmentation.

Home owners and gardeners find conservation of natural enemies very easy. It is the most readily available method to control pests these days. They are present (more…)

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A winter birthday may affect your biological clock?

Tuesday, July 5th, 2011
Biological

Although research has shown that a winter birth raises the risk for certain mental disorders, there are many factors that could be at play, Ray Ban Sunglasses including exposure to flu or other seasonal diseases. The finding that light in infancy can play a role in later life may prove important for understanding how these disorders arise, the researchers wrote.

Whether humans might have similar responses to early-life light exposure isn’t yet known, but McMahon said that the winter-born mice’s exaggerated response to seasons changing was “strikingly similar” to human seasonal affective disorder.

The equal-light mice showed variations that fell between the two extremes,(more…)

05.07.2011 Biological No Comments

Biological Impacts of UV Ray

Thursday, June 30th, 2011
Biological

Have you ever heard that ultraviolet (UV) light can be a biocide for living things? You can find the answer within the following info.

Starting with the history, the study on UV rays and its biological effects began around 1888 when Neils Ryborg Finsen decided to analyze this matter. He proposed that UV rays could kill bacteria. This discovery motivated other inventors to perform further analysis on this subject, including the mechanism of UV rays on microorganisms and applications in biology, medical sterilization, also air and water treatment.

UV (ultraviolet) light is part of electromagnetic spectrum which ranges from gamma rays to radio waves. The short wavelength and high frequency gamma rays are more energetic than radio waves which have long wavelength and low frequency. Therefore radio waves do not give bad effects no matter how long you are exposed to it. On the other hand, the short waves from gamma rays will be dangerous, even deadly.
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