Digital Homeopathy

Digital homeopathy is a difficult concept to understand. The concept that underlies the paradigm of homeopathy is that "vibrational exchange is the language of biochemistry". We were taught that the molecules that are administered to you, drugs, vitamins, hormones, cofactors, etc., "work" by binding to specific receptors on the cell membrane, triggering a change within the cell - a "drug" or biological effect. This is the structural matching paradigm. When you think about it, it makes sense for our cell membranes to have specific receptors for hormones, vitamins, and other "normal human" substances, but does it make sense for our cells to have receptors for drugs? Why should Mother Nature or Evolution provide us with receptors for molecules that haven't been invented yet? In the vibrational paradigm, the paradigm of homeopathy, the molecules that we give you, as well as the molecules produced in your body, the molecules that govern your physiology, work not by binding to a specific anatomic receptor on the wall of a cell, but instead by emitting an electromagnetic signal, vibrating at a specific frequency, termed resonance frequency, that can be sensed and responded to by the cells of your body. Drugs work not by binding to the cell, but by getting close enough to the cell such that their resonance frequencies can be picked up and responded to. If this concept is true, that vibrational exchange is the language, the mechanism. of our biochemistry and physiology, then it follows that giving you a therapeutic molecule would not be necessary, if we could instead give you the resonance frequency of that molecule. Within the structural matching theory, if we want to block the action of an agent (ligand) we administer to you a molecule that blocks the receptor for the ligand. The ligand cannot bind to the receptor so the cell cannot respond to the ligand. In the homeopathic paradigm, we understand that it is the frequency emitted by the treatment molecule that is blocking the receptor, that would otherwise be stimulated by the frequency given off by the ligand.! In homeopathy we do not bother to give you the molecule that emits the frequency of interest; we simply give you its frequency but in concentrated, or "potentiated" form. Homeopathic preparations contain only the frequencies once emitted by a therapeutic agent. A solution of a therapeutic molecule is diluted over and over again, to the point where no molecules of the original substance remain. All that is left is the frequency given off by the molecule in question, now in concentrated form. As it is the frequency that is getting the work done, the more dilute the homeopathic preparation, the greater will be its concentration of frequencies, the more powerful will be the therapeutic effect of the homeopathic preparation. The physics by which serial dilution concentrates frequencies is difficult to understand. Suffice it to say that removing from solution a molecule that once emitted a frequency creates an entity called a hyperproton, basically concentrated energy. Dr. Benveniste demonstrated that the frequency given off from a given therapeutic agent could be recorded, digitized, e-mailed across the Atlantic, and then "played" to a biological system to generate a biological effect - the same effect that would occur if the original molecule was administered in intact form. This is digital homeopathy. In digital homeopathy it's all about the frequency; its not about the molecule that emits the frequency. A system which utilizes the principle of digital homeopathy for diagnostic and therapeutic purpose is the Asyra.