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Plants and microbes transmutate elements biologically to form minerals. I have asked myself for umpteen years: How do the body cells utilise elements and minerals. Do homeopathic elements and minerals transmutate in lower potencies? Are these the projections of drug-pictures ?


Transmutation in Inorganic Nature

In the beginning of the 20th century facts became known such that the conception of the absolute unchangeability of matter, and thus also the immutability of the atom, was thrown to the ground. The discovery found it's origin in the borderland between physics and chemistry: it was determined that with some, mostly heavy elements, radiation was emitted which was linked to a change in the chemical character of the studied element. For these so called radioactive elements the term transmutation first became established. In the course of time it was found that these elements go through a disintegration process which, via a number of intermediaries (elements whose identity could be demonstrated), ends with a stable element, normally lead. These processes occur with a loss of mass, partly in the form of so called radioactive particles (alpha and beta-particles) and also as pure
electromagnetic radiation.
From this discovery it is to be concluded that the law of the conservation of mass in Lavoisier's original formulation only applies to non radioactive elements. Because mass is now viewed as a form of
energy [Einstein's famous E=mc 2], the fundamental law remains as the conservation of (total) energy for all material changes, including those of a radioactive nature.
The character of the radioactive phenomena - their independence of temperature and other outer circumstances and the fact that they remain uninfluenced by the chemical transitions that the respective elements undergo - leads one, for their further understanding, towards a deeper layer of matter from that in which chemistry normally plays. The atomic conception arises once again from the pressures of explanation; there were (besides radioactivity) many other facts that lead to the
acceptance of a structure for the atom with a nucleus as the seat of the radioactive disintegration and an orbital shell which plays the main role in it's normal chemical behaviour. In a following phase of research it appeared that radioactivity is not limited in nature to elements that
are apparent exceptions but that they are also capable of being induced in the most stable elements by artificial means, by bombarding them with radioactive particles. Thus a new chemistry has been developed, atomic chemistry, whereby enormous quantities of energy are given into human hands; the atomic era has been created

A Review of Research on the Biological Transmutation of Chemical Elements

Based on an unfinished paper by Prof. L.W.J. Holleman
http://www.holleman.ch/holleman.html#s1.2

Transmutation of metal at low energy in confined plasma in the water
http://jlnlabs.online.fr/cfr/lorio/

Biological Transmutations
http://www.halexandria.org/dward454.htm

With regards
Lew

Do PLANTS AND MICROBES TRANSMUTATE ELEMENTS BIOLOGICALLY TO FORM MINERALS?

Yes, Arun, the plants and microbes do transmutate elements to form
minerals in Nature.

With regards
Lew

dear dr lewlike as in chlorella............... i knew that prior to opening the link you posted.these studies have been done long ago prior to the study posted on the link.chlorophyll (chlorella) is one of natures greatest healers. 1913 german chemist dr. r. willstatter determined that the chlorophyll molecule closely resembled hemoglobin. the same elements.from a chemical standpoint,chlorophyll has almost the exact components of human blood.............it will increase bloodcount by 400%.GT

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From where do plants and microbes get elements?