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BiocommunicationsCells CommunicatingDeepak Chopra in The Spontaneous Fulfillment Of Desire mentions experiments performed by people at his center that show cells from a person react just to the thought of that person thinking of harming themselves. That person’s cells are in a test tube and connected so as to measure an electrical response. Chopra suggests there is some form of instant communication between that person’s mind or other body cells and his or her test tube cells. Now if this is true and experiments seem to bear it out, could this explain why some people react positively to blood transfusing or a donated organ while others react negatively. Is it possible that the attitude and lifestyle of the donor can affect the recipient's recovery and perhaps even health-related events later in life? It would be extremely interesting for someone to compare the health events between people that donate blood or an organ to the receivers of that blood or organ. It would appear to me that if the cells react to what is going on in the donor's body, shouldn't the recipient's body also reflect those health events in some fashion. This could mean that if I receive blood from a person that later gets cancer, I may have a greater tendency to get the same type cancer. If this could be proven then those who refuse blood transfusions and such may be on the right track. Could it be that by doing these things we are creating a weaker race because the immune system of one person can affect the immune system of another person? Chopra doesn’t address this particular possibility but it is a possibility that should be researched. Biocommunication could be one reason that a person’s health does not always track with that person’s lifestyle. Is it possible that in the act of saving a life we are actually creating future health problems? If cellular communications are taking place and quantum physics seem to suggest it is likely, we should not only screen blood and organ donors for diseases but for also for mental outlook and health. The possibility of biocommunication suggests that the more intelligent the source of ingested cells the more likely some attitude could be attributed to those cells. Perhaps vegetarians have the right idea - at least from one perspective.
Author: Don Miller
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