The music that takes care of the plants
From France comes an innovative technique to stimulate the growth of plants and fight pests. An ecological technique that represents a stimulus to reflect around the world of matter, vibrations, frequencies and harmonies.
The music of proteins
"Everything is vibration": starting from this statement, Joel Sternheimer and his collaborators have arrived at the principles and applications of the music of proteins: proteodies. The basis of these studies are "frequencies in series" or "resonances on several levels". In simple words, each protein corresponds to a specific melody constructed from the waves emitted by the amino acids that compose it. The amino acids, essential components of the proteins, are assembled following the indications of a code present in the DNA, which is copied into the RNA Transfer, or messenger RNA. It is at the moment when the various amino acids attack each other that they emit a very specific frequency, and the frequency of the emitted waves is proportional to the mass of the amino acid molecule.
There are innumerable reactions between amino acids that take place at the same time in a cell, and there are millions of cells that make up a plant or a human being. So we can not speak of a single melody produced by an amino acid, but of an infinity of vibrations that come into resonance, amplifying the frequency at different stages of the organization of a living organism. These are frequencies in series because these waves are capable of communication with all levels of the organism: the different levels of organization of matter. This is the discovery ...
