Energy in Physiology
- On a physical level, we have an electronic network throughout our body through which energy travels.
- This electronic network is found in what is called the living matrix. This consists of the component parts of connective tissue, the cytoskeleton and the nuclear matrix in cells and is made of collagen – protein chains, which are the most abundant and basic building blocks of the body.
- These proteins have a crystalline structure which makes them a superb semi-conductor and enables them to process and store energy.
- The energy vibrations that move rapidly through the living matrix radiate out into the environment at the frequencies equivalent to microwave and visible light portions of the electromagnetic field.
- Water contributes to the flow of energy and transfer of information, which is another reason why the body needs to keep hydrated.
- When we are ill, the ‘dis-ease’, emits a particular frequency. The body recognises this information and intensifies its immune reaction accordingly.