Frequencies of DNA and Different Dimensions

Only ten percent of the human DNA is used for coding and reproduction of proteins, leaving a mystery of what the other ninety percent is used for. Russian scientists affirmed that sound can project patterns on the remaining 90 percent of DNA. By putting frequencies and sound patterns on a laser ray, the Russians influenced DNA frequencies and genetic information.

The Russians asserted that genetic code follows the same rules found in human languages. Simple words and phrases may work just as well as the laser beams that they used. Can man literally reprogram his genetic blueprint through words? This would explain why affirmations and hypnosis can have powerful effects on both the mind and the body.[1] The Russians also noted that pitch was a factor. Words are spoken at certain frequencies.

Many studies are giving us clues about how our DNA works. The May 1995 issue of Scientific American discussed the effects of ruthenium[2] on DNA. “The researchers noted that a single ruthenium atom placed at each end of the double-helix DNA increases the conductivity of the strand by a factor of 10,000, causing the DNA to become, in effect, a ‘superconductor.’ Once configured, the DNA strand opens up, undergoes repair and closes back up. New cells of the body are then replicated according to the new and improved DNA pattern.”[3] DNA is able to change and reform.