Kervran and transmutations of animal elements

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by Janic » 30/11/14, 08:15

absolutely! and it's easily reproducible!
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by plasmanu » 30/11/14, 08:34

I have not read the books cited but it is sulphurous as a trick.
A naturo, electro, enzimo process (super-critical while we are at it)

http://www.pseudo-sciences.org/spip.php?article2195
Finally, a French physicist (University of Aix-Marseille), JP Bibérian, a follower of cold fusion2, published in 2012 a review [7] on the historical perspectives of biological transmutations and seems very convinced of their existence. Like Vysotskii, he insisted more on the modifications of the isotopic composition of a same element than on the creation of new chemical elements, but his conclusions do not reject, on the contrary, the transmutations between elements. Like Vysotskii and Kornilova, he relies unreservedly on Kervran's publications and cites envious evidence that is not!


It's alchemist belief. When is gold? Mendeleev must turn around in his grave.
Silicon, or potassium which will give calcium :?:

I bet on sulfur (since it is sulfurous)
I have a strong ignorance of biological transmutation too.
I suspect there is something with the isotopes of the same atom. Beyond ... I don't see.
Transmutation requires the power of a super-nova (that's a lot to consider on the whole, but on a single atom, it's quantifiable).
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by moinsdewatt » 30/11/14, 19:57

Hic wrote:
Hydraxon wrote:Christophe, to be adjacent to Mende, means that one can pass from one to the other only if the fusion is done with hydrogen.

The answer to this enigma has been found since: the skeleton of the hen serves as a reserve of calcium, which she sacrifices a portion for her eggs when she does not have enough for her diet. : Mrgreen:


The experiment consists in depleting the chicken's calcium resources,
until she lays soft eggs,
then supply him with silicon and see the result
: Shock:


It is enough that the Silicon triggers biochemical reactions in the organism so that the Calcium of the bones of the hen is released.
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Re: Kervran and the transmutations of animal elements




by plasmanu » 01/12/14, 06:22

Christophe wrote:Important subject on transmutations (cold fusion?) Of elements at room temperature.

gegyx wrote:- Neither in the yellow nor in the white there is trace of calcium (Ca).
- The chick born with a skeleton composed of calcium
- The shell is obviously composed of calcium but Kervran showed that its mass remained unchanged during "gestation"
- Kervran deduced that there was a transmutation between Potassium, which is largely present in egg and calcium.

The Calcium of the eggshell comes from the bones of the hen therefore (if food deficiency).
Silicon is the vector of this transfer.
It does not respond to the appearance of calcium from the chick.
A laid soft egg (silicon deficiency), gives a viable chick?
Does he have as much calcium in his skeleton?

I think that the thing is the source of the thing (in the statement) because I have a big doubt on the mass of the shell which remains unchanged during gestation (t). And to assume that an unchanged mass (or volume) has an unchanged composition is a mistake. It has t-1, t and t + 1 (it's a track for confusion ...)

But if the silicon triggers Calcium (hen bone) towards Calcium (shell).
Obviously the reverse is possible. Calcium (shell) to Calcium (chick bone).
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by Janic » 01/12/14, 07:47

Hello
rather than fantasizing about sulfurous hypotheses or not, it might be useful to read Kervan's works which give measurements before after in dry matter and not views of the mind. Furthermore, he questions the low energy required for these pure BIOLOOGICAL and non-chemical transmutations by complex operations which he attributes to enzymatic functions. So if transmutations are reproducible scientific facts, the explanations are probably to be refined as it has been happening for centuries for any new knowledge.
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by raymon » 01/12/14, 23:05

It is enough that the Silicon triggers biochemical reactions in the organism so that the Calcium of the bones of the hen is released.


Hence the goose that lays the golden eggs.
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by Obamot » 01/12/14, 23:51

Hi,
Janic wrote:Hello
rather than fantasizing about sulfurous hypotheses or not, it might be useful to read Kervan's works which give measurements before after in dry matter and not views of the mind. Furthermore, he questions the low energy required for these pure BIOLOOGICAL and non-chemical transmutations by complex operations which he attributes to enzymatic functions. So if transmutations are reproducible scientific facts, the explanations are probably to be refined as it has been happening for centuries for any new knowledge.

1) Yes indeed, should be read before commenting;
2) "entry" VS "exit", it brings us furiously closer to orthomolecular medicine ... (hey hey)
3) everyone will have noted the reference to "reproducible scientific facts" : Cheesy:
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