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<strong>BBRS</strong> Science and Medicine A New View of Conquering Cancer 31<br />

So long as the motions among the molecules in the cells and tissues are<br />

sufficiently coherent, they will appear to be statically ordered, or crystalline,<br />

to the light passing through. This is analogous to the ability of a very fast film<br />

to capture the image of a moving object as a sharply focused ‘still’ picture.<br />

This imaging technique is telling us that the living organism is coherent<br />

beyond our wildest dreams, with dynamic order that extends from the<br />

molecules, the cells and tissues right up to the entire organism.<br />

There is a dynamic, liquid crystalline continuum of connective tissues and<br />

extra-cellular matrix linking directly into the equally liquid crystalline<br />

interior of every single cell in the body.<br />

Liquid crystallinity gives organisms their characteristic flexibility, exquisite<br />

sensitivity and responsiveness, thus optimizing the rapid, noiseless<br />

intercommunication that enables the organism to function as a coherent,<br />

coordinated whole.<br />

In addition, the liquid crystalline continuum provides subtle electrical<br />

interconnections which are sensitive to changes in pressure and other<br />

physicochemical conditions; in other words, it is also able to register ‘tissue<br />

memory’. Thus, the liquid crystalline continuum possesses all the qualities of<br />

a highly sensitive ‘body consciousness’ that can respond to all forms of<br />

subtle energy medicines 9 .<br />

Paradigms in Medical Thinking:<br />

a) Virchow’s Cell Theory<br />

From his work on cellular pathology, Virchow, (1858) had limited the<br />

concept of disease to disturbances in the structure of individual cells.<br />

His concept is that each human cell is an "elementary organism", existing<br />

primarily for itself alone but playing its part in the function of the whole<br />

organism.<br />

The consequence of this linear cause-effect thinking, is that organisms are<br />

seen as cellular functioning units, like technical machines, which can be<br />

repaired when defects are present. In the end, this amounts to a matter of<br />

finding the disease causing molecule or microbe in the cell.<br />

This of course leads to the "magic bullet" approach to health problems<br />

and has wide-reaching consequences in the therapy scheme of conventional<br />

medicine.<br />

© Hugo Nielsen, Ron Zoet and Bert Pijnenburg – Maart 2011

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