1. Latest research findings Developing the Day & Night Infoceuticals
Dr. Rainer Viehweger

2. Topics Fundamentals of life Cycles, coherence, subatomic particles
Environment for life, Dr. Jack Kruse’s ‘three legged stool’
Different environments on earth – still to be found today in the functions of our cells ? Eukaryotic cells; Mitochondria and how we burn ôur food
Circadian biology
DHA
New Day and Night Infoceuticals
Blue light

3. Fundamentals of Life – „It (life, body, body field) is to be able to summon energy at will and to engage in extremely rapid and efficient energy transformation.” Mae-Wan Ho in The Rainbow and the Worm

4. How do we store energy and information?
Cycles – biochemical pathways (citrat cycle, urea cycle etc.), which are connected to each other to create shorter and longer cycles, embedded in bigger cycles of the earth and sun up to cosmic dimensions (circadian biology)
Cycles create space and time of local systems – i.e. human being, organism, cavities – source energy
Source: The Rainbow and the Worm

5. How do we store energy and information?
Mae-Wan Ho in The Rainbow and the Worm
Source: The Rainbow and the Worm

6. Charge – membrane potential (lipids), water battery
Coherent structures – coupled cycles, crystal like, instantaneous energy & information transfer, tunneling, magnetic field, body field, collagen fibres in the living matrix,
Charge – membrane potential (lipids), water battery
Energy flow – electrons, protons
Signaling – light quanta information, photons
Source: The Rainbow and the Worm

7. 2 important particles Proton –
positive charge, atom nuclei, free hydrogen nuclei, mass of the body, gravity fields, magnetic moment (spin) – 660 times smaller than that of an electron, potential energy
Electron –
negative charge, atomic shell, free electrons, mass only 1/1836 that of a proton, magnetic moment (spin), electrons can be converted into photons and vice versa, photoelectric effect, flexibility, kinetic energy - flow

8. Moving magnetic fields create electron flow, moving electrons create massive electromagnetic fields
Mae-Wan Ho - The Rainbow and the Worm

9. Protons and Electrons Proton ↑↑↑ Electron ↑↑↑ pH low pH high Acidity
Alkaline state
More mass, swelling
Less mass
Rigidity
Flexibility
Inflammation
Electric current
Aging
Anti-Aging
Disease states
Health, Wellbeing

10. Dr. Jack Kruse - three legged stool
Light
Sun, energy source

11. Dr. Jack Kruse - three legged stool
Magnetism
Earth Magnetic Field coherence, orchestration

12. Dr. Jack Kruse - three legged stool
Water chemistry
Water, battery

13. Life is energy flow – mostly flow of electrons
Electrons are our „energetic currency”.
Electrons from grounding, light etc.
Water provides us with electrons – 4th phase!
Our food provides us with electrons!

14. Eukaryotic cells, which contain mitochondria
2,1 billion years ago, end of first total glaciation period on Earth, for the first time oxygen appeared in the atmosphere, methane decreased
Fusion of
Methanogenic Archaea (look like bacteria, but are not), live in extreme environments (still today in the deep sea), never meet light, produce methane from CO2 and water and
Proteo- and Purpurebacteria, which use sunlight as their major energy source, photosynthesis, mitochondria

15. Eukaryotic cells, which contain mitochondria
Why?
Living systems have to seek for electrons in changing environments, this fusion created more opportunities for survival in order to explore the environment and life?

16. Eukaryotic Cell Genome of Archaea: Repair and Growth DNA The Cell
Proteo- and
Purpurebacteria
Energy production
and metabolism
- Mitochondria -
– sec
Membrane

17. Mitochondria 35% of heart muscle mass MT-DNA in several copies;
40 % mutation – obesity, alcohole intolerance, reduced physical resilience
60 % mutation – severe disease, i.e. CSF
MT membrane – only O2, CO2, CO and NO get through directly, higly unsaturated fatty acids

18. What happens, when we burn food?
Glucose – pyruvate – glycolysis without mitochondria – red blood cells or chronic fatigue
Pyruvate is transported into the MT – pyruvate dehidrogenase enzyme – acetyl-coenzyme A goes into citric acid cycle – CO2 and NADH and FADH
β-Oxidation of fats – fatty acid + CoA – cutting off an acetyl coenzyme A etc. – to citric acid cycle + NADH and FADH
go directly into ETC
NAD nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide, FAD - flavin adenine dinucleotide

19. What happens, when we burn food?
NAD ·· H and FAD ·· H carry the electrons from our food
Enzymes in the ETC make
·· , H+ and NAD/FAD, later with O2 ATP and H2O
NAD nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide, FAD - flavin adenine dinucleotide

20. 2H+ ·· + ½ O2 → H2O

21. Fuel cell and magnetic field generator (rotating ATPase enzym)
Electrons carry light quanta information (colored vegetables and fruits).
This light quanta information is transferred to the electron ring in the adenosin part of the ATP molecule !!!
This makes ATP a signaling molecule!
Our body works light quanta controlled.

22. Unfolding and Shrinking
Controlling mechanisms may be: light, temperature, water (air humidity)

23. Unfolding
Unfolding: electromagnetic energy (sunlight, photons carried by ATP molecule), cortisol
Losing electrons, physical activity
Day time
Bigger amount of free radicals

24. Shrinking Shrinking: cold, CT - charge separation of water
Restoring the amount of electrons
Night time, relaxed muscles, no noise
ATP production in mitochondria paused in REM
phases of sleep - uncoupling
Daily cycle – flowers
Seasonal cycle – animal hybernation

25. Circadian Rhythms
Cause: Earth rotation with associated change of sunlight creating day and night time with brightness, darkness and different magnetism
Differences in the environment of living systems

26. Circadian Rhythms Daytime:
brightness, light, photon activity – high electromagnetic activity,
mitochondria in our cells produce ATP as signaling and energy molecules and free radicals, causing loss of electrons, light creates electric current, stronger magnetic field in the body, very active – unfolding of proteins, warmth

27. Circadian Rhythms Nighttime: darkness, no photon activity,
grounded sleeping in a more static magnetic field in the magnetotail,
protein repair, shrinking, cold, CT – burning fats
cold also strenghtens the magnetic field

28. 2 metabolic pathways (?) Light controlled:
daily cycle, light –eye – DHA – SCN –
hypothalamus – pineal gland - melatonin
seasonal cycle – gut senses the season through photons carried by our food

29. 2 metabolic pathways (?)
Temperature controlled: seasonal cycle, cold seems to overrule light in winter times,
Cold adapted metabolism
Warm adapted metabolism
Changes happen in how fat is used for energy production (cold turns white fat into brown fat with high mitochondria content and high metabolism, needs Vitamin D and A)

30. DHA in the cell membranes
Book: Robert Abel, Jr., MD, The DHA Story: How Nature’s Super Nutrient Can Save Your Life
Converts light into electric current and vice versa in the cell membranes, brain 30%, retina 60%

31. DHA in the cell membranes
Michael A. Crawford, Institute of Brain Chemistry and Human Nutrition, UK
600 million year track record in signaling (cephalopods, fish, amphibia, reptiles, birds and mammals
DHA polarizes in a magnetic field, „semi-conductor that will only allow electrons to pass at a specific energy level to contribute or control the depolarization“
„Lipid provided the intra and inter cell structure to create compartments and specialization.”

32. DHA the most important energy converter slows down photons
Image taken from K. Tsukamoto, T. Kawamura, T. Takeuchi, T. D. Beard, Jr. and M. J. Kaiser, eds.
Fisheries for Global Welfare and Environment, 5th World Fisheries Congress 2008, pp. 57–76.,© by TERRAPUB 2008.

33. DHA matches to bodyfield structures
Direct matches to
Matches in presence of BFA to
Electrons X
FatMet
ED2
ED3
ED4
ED6
ED10
ED11
ED14
EI5
EI8
EI9
ESR
ES7
ES13
Liberator
BSH
CBH
CCH

34. Summary of interconnections
BFA
Alignment to Magnetic polar axis, earth magnetic field, morphic field
ED2
Imprinting information on the blood, energizing information flow in the cell for protein and lipid synthesis, usage of cholesterol, autophagy
ED3
Energy production, mitochondria, antioxidant effects, metabolism, morphic field
ED4
Nervous system, charge, sleep rhythm, cranial cavity
ED6
Heart field, magnetism, morphic field, abdominal cavity
ED10
Epithelia - solar panel of the body (!), Vitamin D activation, sunlight, heat regulation, sweating, abdominal cavity
ED11
Liver, fat metabolism, carbohydrate metabolism, pH regulation, protein production, brain and heart protection by inflammation and immune system control, hormones
ED14
Spleen – heat regulation, thymus – immune system, omentum – fat storage
EI5
Nervous system, medulla oblongata, pituitary, thyroid gland, lymph, adrenal hormones
EI8
Liver, infection control, all ET´s, retina
EI9
Thyroid gland, cavity energy, hormone system
ES7
Metabolism in muscles – muscle enzymes, melatonin
ES13
Mitochondria, cell metabolism, carbohydrates, matrix

35. ProVision 4

36. Day Contains Information in this order representing: Water
Proton, Oxygen
Sunlight
DHA
Electron
BFA
Potassium iodine (tissue salt no. 15)

37. Day Infoceutical Matches
All 12 EI´s, all 16 ET´s
Sympathetic nervous system
ED3 + Ferrum phosphoricum (tissue salt 3)
Positive emotions (not to negative emotions) – charisma, concentration, confidence, courage/bravery, enthusiasm, honesty, love, sympathy, tolerance
In cells : centrioles and Golgi apparatus
Geopathic zones – radioactivity, hyperemia when there is inflammation
Blood pressure changes all forms, Vertigo

38. High readings for Day Think of Sunlight DHA in the diet Dehydration
Depressive mood
Inflammation
Pain
(Cell structure and movement of cells (centrioles))

39. Night Contains Information in this order representing:
Cellmembrane hydrophilic layer
Hydrogen, water
Protoplasma, Tocotrienoles
Connective Tissue
IR 3000 nm
Electron
Liquid cell tissue circulation
Magnet
EI6

40. Night Infoceutical Matches
Water flow, electrostatic field, magnetic constant field
Parasympathetic nervous system
Coxsackie B virus, Herpes group (Varicella, Zoster, CMV, EBV, HSV 1+2, HH6, HH8) 
Bowel obstruction, bowel movement blockage
Intestinal influenza
Nephrosis, Pyelonephritis, renal TBC
Glycogenesis
Cancer predisposition

41. High readings for Night
Think of
Sleep quality
Non-native EMF at night
Too much blue light after sunset
Autophagy and Apoptosis, regeneration, telomers, stem cells
Metabolic syndrome
Exhaustion
Anti Aging

42. Usage and dosage
Day:
in the morning and during the day, separately in addition to any
infoceutical protocol or included in the infoceutical protocol, then it
should be taken between BFA/PL and the Drivers in that order
Night:
it is best taken when it starts getting dark or before going to bed
15 to 28 drops each

43. Day and Night Infoceuticals support the ED3 Cell Driver functions
Cell Driver remains the main driver for mitochondria function, cell detoxification and musculoskeletal pain
contains information representing:
UV light (four frequencies)
Golgi Body
Haemoglobin - paramagnetic
Mitochondrion
Mono Oxygen
Ubiquinone (Q10)
Mono Hydrogen - paramagnetic
ATP

44. Blue light
(380 and 490 nm) is absorbed best around 480 nm by special retinal cells, which are directly connected to the suprachiasmatic nucleus (SCN) and produce melanopsin.
Melanopsin starts a series of reactions influencing the sense of hunger, body temperature regulation, blood pressure regulation, heart frequency and how we register pain.
Blue light directly blocks the production of melatonin in the pineal gland.
We need blue light from the sun in the morning!
It supports serotonin and cortisol balance.

45. Blue light We don´t need artificial blue light in the evening hours!
Blue light lowers Vitamin D levels, DHEA levels at night with poor sleep, upsets metabolism and may lead to obesity.
Too much blue light (at 440 nm) reduces the DHA content in the retina, may be a cause of macular degeneration.
Reduce artificial light in the evening or use screen filters when working with LED screens.

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