Reactions to C. Louis Kervran's work
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Research into
the phenomenon of biological transmutation continues in obscurity,
practically unknown to most scientists. It is to be hoped that the
subject will become established as a popular, legitimate field of
research which will yield rich harvests of knowledge. |
| NEW Mirror Symmetry in the Structure of an Atom and in the Periodicity of the Elements (in Russian) by Yury Didyk and Eleonora Astafieva St. Petersburg, 2008 Table of Contents and abstract in English |
| NEW The Reality of Frittage / La Verité du Frittage. (in Japanese) by K. Takashita, Okayama (Japan) 2008 Table of contents and timetable of Kervran's activities (in English) |
| In the year 2005 experiments
with beans were performed in order to
establish whether there really is any transmutation. description of the experiment (in German) |
A small list of widely available
books mentioning Kervran's observations of biological
transmutation:
Peter Tompkins and
Christopher Bird:
The Secret Life of
Plants see details at Amazon.
Peter Tompkins and Christopher
Bird: The Secret of the Soil.
see details at Amazon.
Wilfred Branfield: Continuous Creation
see details at Amazon.
Michio Kushi: The Philosopher's Stone
(and many other
titles
by the same author) see
details at Amazon.
Gillian Martlew: Electrolytes - The Spark of
Life (1998) see
details at Amazon.
John Davidson: The Web Of Life
(1988) see
details at Amazon.
Gabriel Cousens: Conscious Eating see
details at Amazon.
Gabriel Cousens: Spiritual Nutrition see
details at Amazon.
Lawrence
Wilson: Nutritional
Balancing and Hair Mineral Analysis (1991) see
details at Amazon.
Haroldine and Thomas Brown: Lithium
& Lithium Crystals: Nature in Harmony (1990) see
details at Amazon.
Klaus Kaufmann: Silica
- The Forgotten Nutrient (1990) see
details at Amazon.
Jacques de Langre: Seasalt's
Hidden Powers (1987) see
details at Amazon
More internet
information
on C. Louis Kervran:
Prof. Wim Holleman performed experiments on biological transformation and wrote a paper on them in 1981.
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It is
premature to reduce the vital process to the quite insufficiently
developed conceptions |