Transcribed by Bert.
Payday
[16 May 2015 Part 2]
(26:00 mark)
Dr. Dean: iON, I’d like to differentiate the “Receptor Lock and Key” theory of turning on cells – differentiate that from the electromagnetic theory. I think the lock and key appealed to the literate people, but now we know that the frequencies trigger. So, if it’s frequencies triggering, is it mostly the minerals getting into the cells and triggering electromagnetics?
iON: That’s interesting!
Dr. Dean: I would tend to think not entirely because of the frequency aspect – the vibrational whatever, it tends to be instantaneous whereas if the minerals had to move somewhere to do something, it would not be instantaneous, correct?
iON: There is a lag time, yes.
Dr. Dean: So, are there two different, or several different systems, working to trigger cell activity?
iON: Multi-systems would be appropriate, because even in a social bias or synchronize sociopathic – Ha! Ha! Ha! Environ, it would have to apply and begin and end somewhere. So, therefore, it’s got to connect, and you’ve got to have multi-systems to make that work, or it will never completely cycle. If you go back and listen to the cell conversation, you have a great conversation because you’re only talking about a cell. When you start putting those altogether, that’s when all these other dynamics come into play, and it starts looking like a “white knuckle” flight for everybody.
Payday
[16 May 2015 Part 2]
(26:00 mark)
Dr. Dean: iON, I’d like to differentiate the “Receptor Lock and Key” theory of turning on cells – differentiate that from the electromagnetic theory. I think the lock and key appealed to the literate people, but now we know that the frequencies trigger. So, if it’s frequencies triggering, is it mostly the minerals getting into the cells and triggering electromagnetics?
iON: That’s interesting!
Dr. Dean: I would tend to think not entirely because of the frequency aspect – the vibrational whatever, it tends to be instantaneous whereas if the minerals had to move somewhere to do something, it would not be instantaneous, correct?
iON: There is a lag time, yes.
Dr. Dean: So, are there two different, or several different systems, working to trigger cell activity?
iON: Multi-systems would be appropriate, because even in a social bias or synchronize sociopathic – Ha! Ha! Ha! Environ, it would have to apply and begin and end somewhere. So, therefore, it’s got to connect, and you’ve got to have multi-systems to make that work, or it will never completely cycle. If you go back and listen to the cell conversation, you have a great conversation because you’re only talking about a cell. When you start putting those altogether, that’s when all these other dynamics come into play, and it starts looking like a “white knuckle” flight for everybody.
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