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(2) Support for the window experiments of Adey and others whose
efforts were ultimately rejected by BEM and medical experts
somedecades ago on the basisof classical EMtheory.
(3) A method to manipulate cells for medical benefit ortherapy.
(4) A mechanism by which rotation of the cell or its nucleus, as in
theexampleofKirsonetal.discussedinChapter1,canoccur;as
well as being beneficial, this can be deleterious to mechanisms
ofrepair and maintenance withinthe body.
(5) AcompletetheoryofEMgivinganewmathematicaldescription
of physics and biophysics. This involves different forms of
gravitation across the universe, including a new gravitational
form at the galactic level, and solutions for the strong and weak
nuclear forces in the universe. The cellular dynamics discussed
above in the context of window effects are closely related to the
forms of gravitation and their closed-form solutions given by
SFT. Frequency and amplitude effects are seen in gravitational
couplingbetweensunsandplanets,aswellasinwindoweffects
observedin EMexposure ofcells.
