I have always loved truth.  Pure truth exposes what was once in the dark. A bright light brought into a dark room eliminates the darkness and reveals what is in the room.  Truth is power. The love of truth motivated me to earn my PhD in the discipline of atomic physics.  Along the way, I have found that there are things that we know about the foundational nature of nature (atoms, subatomic particles, energy fields, and so forth). After all, I have come to understand that the things we don’t know are vastly greater than the things we know.  The things that we don’t know that we don’t know could be infinitely greater than this. The wonder of it all is beyond words.

     One of the most important discoveries that I have made is in the field of cellular redox signaling. I identified a composition of reactive oxygen species that plays a major role in the natural healing process. With my training in nanotechnology, I was fortunate to have the knowledge necessary to analyze, stabilize, and mass produce the molecular composition of this cell-signaling compound.  The results far exceeded expectations.  This liquid composition was shown to be completely safe anywhere in or on the body, wherever it was applied healing was greatly accelerated.  I wrote several patents on this technology.  This composition contains the same ROS molecules that cells produce to detect tissue damage and signal cell repair. When it touches cells and tissues anywhere in the body, it kills pathogens, reduces inflammation makes tissues heal many times faster, stops bleeding, releases endogenous antioxidants, and normalizes immune function. This redox-signaling technology will certainly spearhead some of the greatest advances in health science we will ever see.

     My specialization is in nanotechnology, exploring how small groups of atoms interact and form structures and molecules. What nature looks like on the smallest scale (billionths of a meter) is incredibly fascinating. The applications of nanotechnology in biology make these scenes even more incredible. The human body consists of 50 to 100 trillion cells. There are more than a billion cells in the tip of a finger. Imagine shrinking down to a size where you could dive into one of these cells and observe what is happening inside.  Entering the cell, a metropolis of moving molecular machinery would be seen. This machinery is made inside the cell, designed by the coding of the DNA. Thousands of different types of these nanostructures (biological molecules) would be observed, moving around, interacting, self-assembling into structures, breaking apart, and performing the miracles that keep the living cell working.  Nature makes nano robots in cells with such amazing complexity that nanotechnologists could not even dream of inventing them.  We understand less than 1% of what is happening inside cells.  Imagine trillions of coordinated molecules working together needed just to construct a single hair.

   These amazing molecular nano robots in the cells are made of atoms that follow the laws of atomic physics. They interact with each other through electromagnetic fields, they conserve momentum and energy, their behavior can be somewhat understood through the laws of quantum mechanics. This is the reason I started to study atomic physics, to understand, at some level, how the nano robots of nature work. Over the years, I have come to realize that, besides the enormous complexity, there are simple concepts that govern how it all works. I could not fathom the whole of it, but I can understand what is necessary to keep cells thriving. In human cells, for example, oxygen, salt water, some 100 types of nutrients, are important as raw materials.  This is relatively simple to understand. We also realize that if any of these materials are missing, the cells cannot operate as well.  We also realize that the raw materials go into the cell, they are machined into the complex nano robots, and certain molecules come out. A careful balance, called a homeostatic balance, must be maintained so that you have just enough (not more or less) of the raw materials necessary to build the end products and meet the demand. These concepts are easier to understand, they apply to any business that is involved in making products.

     The foods we eat, the water we drink, and the air we breathe must contain the raw materials that our cells need. In our societies we grow food, build houses, and form industries, to provide our cells with the things they need. The communities we form act a lot like the communities of cells inside our body, they work together to provide each other with the things they need to keep thriving. The laws that help us build thriving communities are very similar to the laws that cells must follow to build thriving cellular communities inside our tissues and organs. This makes the natural laws of cellular health more understandable.  Our body contains the systems that are needed to supply our cells with the things they need. The cardiovascular system is the transportation system, for example, that brings the needed supplies to our cells.  The streets are the blood vessels.  The nervous system forms part of the communication networks needed to coordinate efforts throughout our huge communities of cells. Your assignment is to list some of the other body systems and compare them to the systems we have set up in our communities (stores, factories, garbage collection, energy generation, etc.)

  Everyone should get to know the basics; what I call the 10 natural laws of cellular health.

      How much needless suffering could be eliminated by putting into practice a few simple laws of nature? When you understand the research, it becomes obvious that the practice of these natural laws leads to advances in health many times greater than all the advantages modern medical science can provide.  Our cells need nutrition more than medication. What would happen if we applied the laws of natural health first, prevented and eliminated better than 80% of major illnesses (according to research), and then used the “traditional” medicine only where it is needed? I often joke that “primary care medicine” (medications and surgery) should really be called “alternative medicine”, something we do after we have tried everything else. The more we can avoid going to the hospital the better. Does this sound like the best approach to you?

      Let’s take it a step further. What if you could define what you want your body to look like and feel like? What do you really want to do with your time? What is most valuable to you in life? Do you believe that you could become that best version of yourself? Granted that it does take a little personal thought and effort. Is living your dreams worth it?  Do you believe you can?

     I know you can. When you get involved with a community of people that care, and discover the truths of life, you can generate the health needed, and might even find the purpose that makes it all worthwhile along the way. This is my wish for all of humanity and the reason I wrote this book.  May you find what you are looking for.

By Dr. Gary Samuelson, PhD

     This statistic is based on extensive research by the NIH, WHO, and several top-rate medical investigators (see the references to news articles below).  It might seem surprising to some of you. You might ask, “Well if we know how to prevent more than 80% of cardiovascular disease (the number one cause of death in the world) why aren’t we doing it?” It seems like saving hundreds of millions of lives would be worthy of the money and effort we, the people, put into our health care systems. We have the technology, we can build it better, stronger, faster.

     Sometimes the most complex questions have the simplest answers.  This is certainly the case for the solution to universal health care.  The question reads like this: Considering all the factors that influence our health, how can we define the best universal health care system? The question is complex, there are genetic factors, environmental factors, cultural factors, lifestyle factors, and at least as many individual factors as there are individuals.  This question seems to imply that we must consider the billions of factors that influence our health. How could we possibly come up with a health care system that covers them all?  Yet as we gain more technology, we see that the optimal solution is surprisingly simple.  Mother nature, over the time life has been on our planet, has done all the hard work for us.

   Our current health care systems are focused on knowing everything about diseases (the lack of health) and their pathologies (patterns or symptoms of these diseases). This certainly occupies the greatest amount of time in the medical student’s curriculum. We can identify hundreds of diseases by looking at blood work, body images, chemical shifts and myriads of different pathologies and symptoms. While this knowledge helps us to know what is wrong, when defining the best health care system, we need to focus on the best ways to make things right.

    All of us know that our body heals itself. Our tissues, blood vessels, nerves, glands, and even organs can regenerate themselves when given the chance. The cure for a broken bone is to set the bone in place and protect it while it grows back. This mostly happens while we sleep.  The methods to prevent 80% of cardiovascular disease are no less difficult. Provide our heart cells and blood vessels with the things they need to grow strong, and they will do it. Take away the things that they don’t need, that get in the way (called toxins) and they will do it faster.

These methods can be distilled down into 10 natural cellular laws, these are all we need to make all health happen, for the cardiovascular system, and everything else. These laws are the topic of my new book. They will redefine health care.

Cardiovascular diseases: Avoiding heart attacks and strokes (who.int)

90 Percent of Heart Disease is Preventable through Healthier Diet, Regular Exercise, and Not Smoking – Cleveland Clinic Newsroom

Numbers to know for a healthy heart | NHLBI, NIH

What Inspires You to Move More to Keep Your Heart Healthy? #MovingStory with Dr. Nicole Redmond – YouTube

In the past few years, we have become aware that some people in power (we are not exactly sure who) are developing genetic engineering technologies capable of synthesizing genetic code and testing it out on global societies.  During the pandemic crisis, mRNA vaccines were developed (with much fanfare) containing genetic coding that forces our human cells to manufacture pieces of a dangerous virus.  This was done to cause our immune system to respond to the “real” virus quickly with the hope that wide-spread immunity to the virus would eliminate its potency.  The success of this global experiment is debatable.  I have yet to see credible conclusive analysis of published results, despite possible data from hundreds of millions of test subjects.  In my mind, scientific negligence is great cause for concern.

I just became aware that there is a bill before the Missouri State legislature (house bill 1169) to legalize the placement of engineered synthetic mRNA in foods without the knowledge of the people that consume the food.  Genetic mRNA technologies are extremely powerful.  We understand that they can be used to eliminate human suffering.  In the same breath, we should admit that they also have the power to create enormous human suffering.  Just imagine what would have happened if Hitler had gained nuclear capability in his day.  Imagine what would happen if he had access to synthetic genetic engineering technologies.  To assume that all who have control of such powerful technologies have the best of intentions for all society is the epitome of stupidity.  Even if we assume best intentions, we still do not know enough to use these technologies successfully at this point.

Genetic code on earth has adapted over the history of life, millions of species developing over billions of years, as far as we know, adapting perfectly to each other in ever changing environments.  With several decades of leading-edge genetic research we may know possibly 2% (at best) of basic cellular molecular mechanisms of the human genome.  My concern about forcing synthetic genetic engineering, with genetic codes never seen or tried in nature, may be that we simply do not know the consequences of such, and all life will have to adapt to new codes.  It might take at least several centuries to adapt successfully (or unsuccessfully).  I would place my bet on the accumulated wisdom of nature over trying to force our current genetic understanding on nature at this point.

I would very much like to have the right to exercise the natural option.  Nature is beauty.

What came first, the chicken or the egg?

This is the age-old question of the origin of life.

      The true answer most likely is that neither of them came first, it was most assuredly the intelligence (technology) to build a chicken that came first.  When looking at any highly organized structure, it is all but understood that such a structure was built by an intelligent entity.  It is intuitively understood that there is a much, much higher probability that any organized structure (like a building) was organized by intelligence than randomly “blown” together by chance.  The same is true with the origin of life.  It is much, much more likely that the irreducible molecular machinery (those that do not work unless all elements are in their proper place) were formed by an act of intelligence than randomly organized.  To ignore this possibility is the very definition of ignorance.

     On the other hand, the argument of the spontaneous generation of life, with no intelligent origin other than random acts of nature, seems to be supported by a tangible geological history of billions of years chronicling the spread of life forms on the earth.  Life, after all, has (over time) beautifully adapted to earth’s evolving atmosphere, the specific light spectrum from our sun, the myriad amazing interactions between living organisms and species (insects, plants, microbes, fungi, and so forth) that all show that life has the power to evolve and adapt over time to the specific environment where it exists and the surrounding forms of life therein.  As such, this logical and critical reasoning can be employed to support the spontaneous origin of life.

     Those that study the emerging science recognize the merits of both types of arguments.  For such the question might very well be: What came first, the DNA or the molecular machinery that reads the DNA and interprets genes?  It can be successfully argued that it would take billions of billions times the known age of the universe to randomly assemble such molecules somewhere in the universe, given the nature of spontaneous generation of such.  We struggle to experimentally show that even the most simple components of life can spontaneously self-assemble.  Not to mention that such a chance interaction would somehow propagate itself into some form of life.  The arguments are certainly open. In light of such reasoning, it is almost infinitely more probable that the intelligence to create life existed first.

     We claim to know a miniscule fraction of what it takes to create life, from careful study, but through all our learning, we are just starting to realize that our understanding is limited.  Such knowledge, we find, can be used to either create optimal environments for life, or to destroy life altogether.  Morality becomes an important factor in the propagation of life.  Often mankind struggles to gain power and control over other living things with the concept that “might makes right”.  Let us consider that the true concept is “right makes might”; That there exists a true framework of moral agency that optimizes our living environment.  Let us call this framework “the law of God”.  The adherence to which brings life-abundant, and the violation of which brings destruction.

     I choose life and the vastly more probable scenario that God’s law does exist, it governs all, and that it can be revealed through His light to our souls.  Love God and love your neighbor as yourself.  From my learning and study of revealed truth, I know that such living intelligence exists and that there is a great purpose to our existence.  May we all find the truth eventually.  There is the promise: Ask and it will be given, knock and it will be opened unto you.

     A wise man said, “The best way to predict your future…is to create it”.  Do you believe that you have the power to create your future?  How do you envision your future? Can you see it, taste it, feel it, experience it?  How certain are you that you will obtain your vision of the future?  Personally, I have been concerned, lately, about the future of health care systems.  Personal health is of highest importance lately.  I have found that my personal level of health is influenced even more by my own vison of the future than the incredible array of emerging technologies (of which I am aware) that we now have at our disposal.  We truly have the power to create the future.  Strategy is using what we have available to us now to influence what will happen to us in the future.

     What is your vision for your optimal body and mind?  Do you want it?  Can you see it, taste it, feel it, experience it?  Do you have obstacles, challenges, or difficulties that are standing in the way of your vision of ultimate health?  Do you feel that these obstacles might be impossible to overcome?  Are you afraid that you will never be able to obtain your optimal body?  Let us briefly examine the options, systems, and technologies that are available to you right now.

Option 1:

     Put responsibility for your health in the hand of doctors and health care professionals – as you put your trust and confidence for your health in the hands of other people, then you give these people the power to create your future.  The current medical system thrives best when people are chronically sick and need to visit the doctor often.  Insurance and medications are generally very expensive (over 18% of our Gross National Product in the US) and generate huge profits for the pharmaceutical companies that finance these systems.  The current medical system best serves those who are sick and in need of constant care and medication.  Does this align best with your vision of optimal health?

Option 2:

     Take full responsibility for your health, learn true principles and search for answers – taking personal responsibility for your own health assures that you retain the power to create your future.  With responsibility comes great power.  You can find good coaches and sources of information about how to care for your body and obtain and maintain optimal health.  This option is normally less expensive than visits to doctors and hospitals.  Health and wellness systems best serve those that are alive and energetic and want more out of life.  These organizations are more profitable when their teachings lead to ongoing health.  Does this align best with your vision of optimal health?

Examples:

    Tod is a diabetic (Type II) and his condition has degraded to the point where he needs insulin injections daily.  He needs to monitor his blood sugar constantly, he is often fatigued and needs to rest, his eyesight is getting worse and diabetic neuropathies are causing his feet and ankles to turn purple and swell up.

   Option 1:  Depend on Health Care Professionals – Tod will be dependent on insulin for the rest of his life, as he ages or if he is not careful of his diet, he will likely lose his eyesight, develop ulcers, possibly lose his feet or legs.  Tod’s insurance payments and medications will likely sap his savings.

   Option 2: Take Responsibility, Find Answers – Tod will find when he seeks good coaching and learns to hydrate, eat micronutrients and eliminate sugars and carbohydrates from his diet, lift weights to build muscle, that he will go into ketosis and build muscle, his cravings for sweets will disappear, he will lower or eliminate his insulin injections, his eyesight will improve, limbs will receive strength, his pancreas and internal organs will regenerate, he will feel alive and vital all the time and will gradually build back ability to eat sugars.

Which future would you pick for Tod?

Do you realize that you have these options?

     As an atomic/medical physicist, I have studied the laws that govern complex and unpredictable systems, like weather systems, or other turbulent systems (that act like the stock market or a roulette wheel); the future of such huge systems are determined by seemingly tiny variations along its path.  For those that believe they can create their future, a better understanding of the uncertainty factors governing these systems offers a huge advantage.  Just tiny changes, made by just one person or group, can affect huge difference in the outcome of the system.  Presidents, rulers, and magistrates and business leaders have learned to wield this power to their advantage.  You can too.

     The foundation of our great nation was based on the premise that “all men [and women] are inherently created equal; built on the idea that all are equal under the law and endowed with the freedom of “life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness”.  We are free to follow our own conscience, to freely express our ideas, and choose our beliefs according to the dictates of our heart.  From the seeds of this ideal sprang the greatest nation on earth, covering a continent in less than 100 years, a model for many other nations emerging from obscurity into the light of freedom and equality.

   We paid the price for this ideal with fountains of blood, sweat and tears as we rid our nation from many of the bonds of injustice that have stained society for thousands of years.  We eliminated institutional slavery, the suffrage of women, child labor.  We protected the free practice of religion.  We built industries.  We sang songs about our alabaster cities gleaming, undimmed by human tears; what an inspiring vision we upheld.  Our heart swelled with patriotism at the sight of our national flag.  This represents the vision of freedom and equality.  With the vision of our red, white and blue glasses we perceived the world.

     These were the perceptions of my youth.  With such perception, it was easy for me to see the evils of Adolf Hitler as I learned how he stripped others of life and liberty because they were not of his favored “race”, how he stripped the Jews of their property and all rights solely on this basis and justified it by objectifying them as inhuman monsters and turning the whole of his society against them.  He enforced his perceptions of superiority by force, fear, and death.  This seems to me the very definition of evil.  So great was this threat to freedom and equality that the whole world unified against Hitler, spilling our blood to defeat both him and his world-threatening ideology.  Is this not crystal clear to everyone of honest heart?

     In contrast, I was greatly inspired by the great human rights leader Martin Luther King and his “dream” that men [and women] should not be judged by the color of their skin, but by the content of their character, that good people of every kind would allow their children to play together.  This ideal, I believe easily extends to any cultural group, like Christians, Jews, Muslims, Black, White, Asians, Natives, Democrats, Republicans, Leftists, Rightists, Communists, Capitalists, ethnic groups, and so forth.  This seems to me to be the very definition of goodness, freedom and equality.  The question is: Are you personally willing to live in accordance with this ideal of equality and freedom?

     The greatest threat to freedom and equality lies in the polarization that evolves in society when we start to believe that certain groups of men [and women] are not equal under the law.  When we see that certain groups are being demonized by society and hated for the terrible and evil acts (pretended or real) that members of their group have committed.  For one example, the Nazis felt they were justified to strip the Jews of all rights to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness, because “Jews” had killed Christ, the leader of their religion, thousands of years before.  Do you see the trap?

     I see this in the news: Police are demonized because one of them maliciously killed a black man.  Democrats are demonized because they are enforcing Marxist agendas in our schools.  Republicans are demonized because they blatantly disregarded legal elections.  Native Americans are demonized because they behaved like lawless savages.  White people and industrialists are demonized because they massively oppressed people of color and different cultures.  People that refuse to be vaccinated or wear masks are demonized because they are willing to put us at risk.  These are only just the perceptions of blanket injustice, and certainly not applicable to all (or even the majority) the members of the groups mentioned.  The true demons (like Hitler) are individuals that are willing to use these awful tools to subjugate the world for their own ideology power and gain, resulting in countless human suffering.

      Do you not understand that these words and attitudes of “justified” hatred are the stain and filth of bondage and inequality, not the resolution and realization of justice?  They only justify the darkest of our desires to destroy, harm, subjugate, and eliminate groups that have been so demonized.  They polarize us.  Can you see that this attitude is not the seed of freedom or equality? The seeds of freedom and equality yield fruit that is much sweeter, inspirational and satisfying, an embrace of friendship and understanding, forgiveness and tolerance.  Let us see more clearly and be personally committed to spread the true seeds of freedom and equality.  This will give us enormous comfort and power to find the resolutions to clean our society’s stains and advance in the strength for our whole national and world-wide community.

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     The world perception of what is good and what is bad becomes somewhat confusing.  Claims of fake news, rampant injustice, evil intent, and ideological strife seek to surround us wrap us up in what is the truth or what is not.  The love of truth, if it burns in us, will eventually provide the light that brings us out of the darkness.  But as human beings how can we find in our hearts the compass that brings us to the truth?

     A very wise man once said that by the same judgement that you judge, so will you be judged.  If you use this as a standard to judge what is true or not true, things become interesting.  It implies that if you can perceive something that exists in another person, it is also true that it must exist in you.

     If you see someone as a liar, for example, you also must know what it is like to be a liar yourself.  You can imagine that living by such a standard is terribly harsh if you always judge by negative attributes (such as deception, envy, greed, selfishness and whatever else might be considered bad); it sucks you into a downward spiral that only leads into a perception of everything being bad to being worse.  I have noticed that this is the theme of horror shows and the seed of world wars.

     Now look at what happens when you use this same standard to perceive the good in others.  If you judge someone as being honest, for example, you must know what it is like to be honest (strong, loving, generous, kind, and so forth).  The cycle of positive judgements draws your perception into an upward spiral to higher levels of being.  The more you perceive the positive attributes in others, the more they become manifest in your own being.  This leads to inspiration from a perception of being good to being better.  This is the theme of epic novels and the seed of great civilizations.

     We find that the state of our heart is eventually where we find ourselves and others.  In the upward trend, our reality, in time, becomes glorious, and the horrors fade away.  Our reality manifests itself in truth and we (and those that stay around us) eventually become the best beings possible.

     I love the truth.  It appears that it is true that we will eventually be judged in the same manner that we judge others because our judgements will manifest the desires of our own heart, both for ourselves and others.  It might really be that simple.

     In the middle of the tumult of opinion and war of words from those that we have placed our trust to maintain our homeland and country, I wish to write to you the feelings of my heart.  I remember the days where my love, respect, and devotion to you, my country, were well deserved.  I grew up in an environment where truth and honor were cherished.  I felt my country to be my loving compassionate father and mother, who let the burning desires of my heart flourish, a place of safety, of unity, of faith in the future, in tolerance, in love, in respect, in admiration of inspiring principles of truth and honor.  I am grateful for my country for having instilled into me these principles and having shown me the fruits of such a union.  We are called the United States of America and this is our true banner and moral compass.  I felt we were an example to the world of what unity and true purpose could be like among diverse cultures and people.

    The price we paid in blood for this unity is great.  In our history, we spilled our precious blood to defend this unity here on the North American continent to assure freedom from slavery to one another.  Our Civil War spilled more of our blood than all other wars combined, it was spilled on our land and taught us a great lesson.  The belief that we be judged not for the color of our skin, or even the color of our political party, but for the content of our character, as so well expressed by Martin Luther King who desired his children to be able to play in the streets with mine; we honor his thoughts today with a national holiday.  We have proven that we were willing to pay the price for such a resolution.  Such was the nature of our upbringing and the hope for our future.

    As I feel the father and mother of my homeland have taught me such noble principles while under their care, now I look on with a sense of dread as the core leadership of my country squabble, like two parents seeking a divorce.  I am sure that many of the children of our nation feel the same.   Many of us have experienced the pains of divorce between those we loved and appreciated.  The markings are familiar and clear.  Between warring parents, lies are fabricated, characters defamed, distrust and dishonor heaped upon each other, faults amplified, and arguments brought before the children that are intended to polarize and break hearts as loyalties are tested and the constant onslaught of divisive opinions expressed.  If the parents are lost in such a contest, the children of such a union are torn with heart-wrenching decisions of who to believe, and great loss of security, often with impassioned pleas to their parents to mend their differences and let our family return to the way it was before.

    In the past weeks, this war of opinions has left the halls of our house open to be raped and pillaged by shirtless barbarians, whose intent and purpose was made abundantly clear.  Let us show the strength to get such rabble out of our house and remember again the purpose and dignity of our country.  In the end, the truth will always prevail; the lies and accusations will fade away like frost to the light of day.  I ask us all, “Where will we stand when this contest is over?”  My hope is that we will stand on the principles upon which our union is based and forgive those, our brothers, with whom we have worked, sweated, and bled to make our country free from such barbarity.  Let what we have learned lead our firm resolve to a truly greater United States of America.

     Recently, possibly because I have not been so happy with some of the events happening in the world, I have wondered what I would do if I had absolute power over everything in the universe, if I could change anything I wanted.  What would I do if I magically had absolute control over everything?  It is a fun thing to think about.  I am a PhD physicist and have loved science and truth from my youth, so I realized that to have absolute power, I would have to break a few of the laws of nature: wave my hand and viruses disappear, for example, or tap my staff on the ground and political differences would fade away.

      Then my logical mind spoiled my fun.  Suppose I had the power to change even the weakest force of nature, suppose I could suspend gravity, even for a second.  I know from my knowledge of physical laws that the enormous pressures inside the earth and stars, unchecked by gravity, would cause everything to blow apart.  Even if I only made gravity disappear for a second, devastation would surround me as everything on the surface of the earth would break apart while the earth surged outward, eight minutes later, the sun’s flare would consume the earth.  The destruction of the whole cosmos would follow.   The planets and all matter would veer from their appointed course.  Even with all this power, I don’t believe that I would have the knowledge I would need to to fix everything I caused, or even to survive the consequences of my actions.  Oops.

      As I gaze out my window and see the colors of the leaves changing on the trees, with the beautiful sunset in the distance, maybe everything is just as it should be.  I am content to let the laws of the universe be as they are.  What power do I have, what can I choose to do?  I have the power to raise my arm and move my fingers over my keyboard.  That is an incredible power, to move my body and mind according to my choosing.  Even if that is the only power I have, maybe I can still change the world.  Come to think of it, with my knowledge of physics and biology, I can choose to do quite a few things.

     With my knowledge of atomic and nuclear physics, for example, I have enough knowledge to make a nuclear bomb, if I had enough of the necessary materials.  With my knowledge of nanotechnology, I could make a bomb out of available materials that would explode with enough energy to cause the same destruction (nanoparticles oxidize very fast).  How about microwaves that would kill anything living instantly?  As I think about it, it is a good that great scientists are not motivated by evil intentions because with their knowledge they could readily build technologies that could destroy everything.  Luckily, the best minds in science are motivated by much better intentions.  True motivation to gain knowledge almost always drives us to a greater purpose.

     I have seen, with the help of an electron microscope, nanoparticles that are just the right size and shape to stick to viruses and stop them from replicating.  I have spent many years working on a way to make such nanoparticles inexpensively on a mass scale, my intentions were noble.   So now, even without breaking the laws of nature or using magic, I have the power to safely slow down viral replication enough so that the immune system has a chance to win.  This is a powerful tool that can be used to save lives.  Other scientists also have come up with effective technologies in their own sphere.

    With another technology In my sphere of knowledge, I have helped develop a set of redox-generated reactive oxygen molecules (the same one’s that the immune system uses) that can kill microbes on contact but are perfectly safe to put on, in, and around any type of human living tissue.  I have held a mouse in my hand that was injected with huge amounts (20% of the blood volume) of a specific type of this redox compound and the mouse was very much alive, aware and playful afterwards.  The technicians had a hard time catching these energetic little mice to take observations.  Years of studies have proven absolute safety for this compound inside and outside the body.

      If we have such high-potential, safe and effective technologies, why do we not leverage them for good?  Doesn’t it sound like such technologies could be key players in the fight against infectious organisms that are causing so much devastation and misery for so many of us?  These technologies work with the laws of nature, they enhance our natural immune response, they are perfectly safe, available and ready to go right now.  Along with me, hundreds of other scientists have seen them.  They exist.  They work.  Studies and science have proven them out for many years now.  So it just might be that having the power to move my body and exercise my mind is enough.  We might not need magic or to break the laws of nature after all.  We can work in harmony with the law of nature.  Maybe what we need is inside us already to be released by our collective mind, the unity of our community.

How much does an anti-viral suit cost? Most of it can be made from a plastic tarp and duct tape. The mask and filter would be the most expensive part. I could not keep myself from doing the math. The United States economic stimulus package of 2 Trillion Dollars, that comes to more than $7800 dollars for each of the 258 Million workers in the country. For much less, I bet you could find quite a few manufacturers willing to make millions of the needed masks and filters.

In a few weeks, the suit would come in the mail, you put it on and get back to work — no trashed economy, no terrorizing the globe, just the inconvenience of wearing an uncomfortable suit for a while.

At this point we need a real solution, even this sounds more reasonable to me than what we are doing.