Pinky,

I can assure you that you had no such electron spin inversion. The people treating you are probably very well-meaning and kind individuals, but they are very misinformed. If the electrons in your body changed their spin, you would die. Since you're very much alive, you can rest assured that your electrons are spinning quite happily in the proper way.

Also, I know this is a nitpick of mine, but the whole "planetary" model of atoms is not accurate and was given up long ago. While it's true that we characterize subatomic particles as having a spin, it's not as if there is actually a globe-like particle spinning like you might imagine.

Truer words were never spoken.

It's all about energetics.

Time reversed waves are real, and that may mean electron spin reversal, too. But if they become positrons by going backwards in time, then annihilation with time forward electrons becomes possible and a problem, especially if it's going on in your body.

A way to correct the reversal yourself is possible and by means of intent and the use of a pendulum could come in handy. Best correct the chakra's and from there you go.

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You're referring to a question that Richard Feynman used to pose: is an electron simply a positron going backwards in time?

The answer is no, it isn't. Mathematically, you can take the equations that describe an electron and make the time component negative. This makes the equation describe a positron with opposite spin of the electron. However, the particle is still moving forward in time. That component does not actually get reversed despite beginning the process with a negative time parameter.

And remember, we're just talking about doing algebra and equations. That doesn't necessarily equate to what's happening in the real world.

I think it's important to reiterate a couple of things.

1. Electron "spin" is just a property of electrons that has nothing to do with anything actually spinning.

2. You would die if the electrons in your body miraculously reversed their spin.

We're trying to save you from these hucksters. But if you see some benefit from giving them money in exchange for whatever it is they do, more power to you.

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Originally posted by Neiby:

I'd like to see some evidence that light from a cell is coherent. The primary sources of coherent light are lasers. Lasers are naturally coherent. Natural light is incoherent. (Since that's the case, wouldn't incoherence be preferable?) More recently, researchers discovered that, in theory, blasting sodium chloride (table salt) with a certain type of physical shockwave will generate coherent light at 22 Terahertz. Our cells do emit photons, but there is no evidence of which I'm aware that this light is coherent.

I'm thinking Mark Abadi would be an excellent source to contact about the coherence of cellular photonic emission. He did a HUGE presentation at conference last May and he's quite well-versed in this type of topic - and good at getting the information out to laypeople about things that are so richly scientific and technical.

Also, John is RIGHT ON about electron spin reversal. The therapy may have benefits (no doubt about that), but those of us from a scientific background and understanding of how biology and our own organic chemical makeup is comprised can ASSURE you, Pinky, that they are misinformed or are misinforming others about something here when it comes to electrons shifting their "spin" - which is moot point. Humans just don't have the right "language" or vocabulary to accurately and precisely describe things so subatomic and newly unfolding - which can lead to people being misinformed, either intentionally or unintentionally. I'm not saying they're full of it - I see here that you've received benefits from the therapeutic modality in question and I 1000% believe you. I just know that the way they talk about how it works or what it is, is biologically, scientifically, mathematically, and any other 'ally you can place on it - incorrect or misunderstood. I'll give them kudos for a nice attempt, though!

As far as what works for you - keep on keepin' on. If it brings you benefit, it's for you! And I'd wager that when you're in that moment, you're not scientifically breaking everything down in your mind...you're "being in the moment" and receiving the benefit. I'd just go with that.

John, your replies were very heartfelt and honest and sincere. Thank you.