Remote Control Metabolics (Get'n to Know Your Electrome)

[Randy Eady]

“Exposure to electromagnetic fields (EMFs) for relatively short periods reduces blood sugar and normalizes the body’s response to insulin. The effects are long-lasting, opening the possibility of an EMF therapy applied during sleep to manage diabetes all day.”

This new study data indicates how EMFs alter the balance of oxidants & antioxidants in the liver, improving the body’s response to insulin. This effect is mediated by small reactive molecules that seem to function as “magnetic antennae.”

A remarkable redox-modulating phenomenon that exploits endogenous (inherent body) electromagneto-receptive mechanisms for a noninvasive, and potentially expansive redox-related disease tx.

This study (with it’s serendipity) also shows how vitally important it is to keep your eyes open, not discount a very unexpected result & take the time & dig into the details...

C.S. Carter et al., “Exposure to static magnetic and electric fields treats type 2 diabetes,” Cell Metabolism, doi:10.1016/j.cmet.2020.09.012, 2020.

Coupled with a more nuanced understanding of the personal electrome* --  and the future is rife  for biofield exploration with sensor and imaging capabilities like Open Water.

Over the last two years Open Water's built new lasers, cameras, ultrasonic systems & put them together in slimmed down holographic system architectures

* Your personal electrical (electrome) profile is represented by the voltage gradient over-layed on the plasma membrane and the ability of your cells to drive --- at least during part of the cell cycle --- a self-generated electric current --- entirely through themselves.

This process requires energy delivered by the mitochondria (M).  With ion channels allowing the passage of a particular ion(s) down its gradient.  This is a passive process; ion pumps are enzymes transporting an ion against its concentration gradient. And, these membrane potentials result mainly from the interplay between ion pumps and channels.

[Randy Eady]

[Randy Eady]