European Journal of Biomedical and Pharmaceutical Sciences

THE TIME MACHINE FOR BIOLOGICAL TIME TRAVEL

*Dr. H. U. Gangar

ABSTRACT

This paper presents a study on how gene expressions operate through electromagnetic signals to guide development of organisms from a seed or embryo. Experiments on germination of cotton and mung been seed indicate that gene expressions perform this function by emitting signals in the range of MHz which are transmitted with the help of carrier waves in the range of GHz generated by water molecules. Experiments also indicate that these signals from gene expressions are changed when medicated water is used for germination of these seeds. Cotton seed germination in medicated water resulted in increase in centre frequency and spectrum of signals which accelerated rate of germination. Mung bean (Vigna radiata) seed germination in medicated water resulted in decrease in centre frequency and spectrum of signals which retarded rate of germination. Use of medicated water in experiments on cotton plants resulted in travelling forward in time of aging. Similarly, use of medicated water on chauli (black-eyed pea) plants resulted in travelling backward in time of aging. It proves that organisms can travel forward and backward (reverse) in time of biological aging by use of appropriate medicated water. Thus this paper presents potential of broader application across living organisms, enabling control over life cycle progression or regression through further research. In other words, this route can be termed as a “time machine” for biological “time travel” through age of said organisms.

Keywords: Time Travel, Time Machine, Gene expressions, Biological aging, Reverse aging.