Hydroponics  also called  Hydroculture

Today's Challange for Advancement My life seemed simple, and my Hydroponic projects under control before a retired Los Alamos advanced material scientist, whom I had worked for, started feeding me information about research done by a cotton farmer — David Hudson.  David Hudson's 8.7 million dollar study was initiated by unexplained explosions, that occurred in his farm soil-samples, that he was preparing for analysis. Working with universities and private professionals, he discovered that atoms that are members of the Transition Group of Elements can exist independently of other atoms. This means that these Mono-atomic Atoms are not chemically bonded to any other atom. Atoms, when in the Mono-atomic State, exhibit different properties than they do when clustered into metallic units. These Mono-atomic atoms manifest a different "finger print" to analytical equipment — one for which, most are not calibrated. ( Ok, so here is problem number one. ) The good news is that tests can be done — expensive tests. 8.7 million dollars buys a lot of tests, and Hudson found large quantities of mono–atomic elements in the soil of his farm. 6–8 oz. per ton of Palladium   ( 187.5–250 ppm ) 12–13 oz. per ton of Platinum   ( 375–406.25 ppm ) 10–12 oz. per ton of Gold   ( 312.5–375 ppm ) 150 oz. per ton of Osmium   ( 4,687.5 ppm ) 250 oz. per ton of Ruthenium   ( 7,812.5 ppm ) 600 oz. per ton of Iridium   ( 18,750 ppm ) 1,200 oz. per ton of Rhodium   ( 37,500 parts per million ) Since plants contain some of all the elements that are present in the soil in which they are grown, we need to learn the role these elements have in our biology. ( Ok, so here is our next challenge. ) These tests only measured Rhodium and Iridium. 4 oz. Carrot Juice  —  Rhodium: 127 milligrams  ( aprox. 1,133 ppm ) — Iridium: "small amounts" 4 oz. Concord Grape Juice  —  Rhodium: 127 mg — Iridium: 48 mg  ( 429 ppm ) 4 oz. Essiac tea  —  Rhodium: 12 mg — Iridium: 120 mg  ( 1,071 ppm ) 1 oz. Aloe vera Gel  —  Rhodium: 60 mg — Iridium: 10 mg Compare these numbers to a generic hydroculture solution. Note:  One part per million of the essential element Boron, in a hydroculture solution, is Toxic to plants. ] Hudson focused on Gold, Rhodium and Iridium and learned that these, like all essential elements, are concentrated from the soil when present, by many plants, to varying degrees. And, like essential elements, their quantities vary greatly from location to location, but are generally everywhere to some extent. Hudson also found, Mono-atomic Rhodium and Iridium in pig and cow brains at a rate of about 5% of the brain's dry weight matter — This suggests that these elements have a very important function, at least in higher mammals. David Hudson is a good story teller. I tell you this, because Dr. John V. Milewski also sent me a video tape of one of Hudson's talks. The audio portion alone is great, and makes a good talk radio presentation. I have added links that help expand the story. This is really worth the time to go through carefully. There are many serious implications for hydroculture in this material. So here is the story, told by a country boy cotton farmer, of a Grand Science Adventure of Discovery !!! — Tommy Cichanowski — [ I also, have found other essential atoms, that need to be added to my information base. At this time there seems to be about 60 different atoms required for our bio-system.] BIOlogical TRANSmutations A radical concept comes of age. Many scientists state that plants and animals can't produce the minerals that they need for good health in their bodies – minerals must come from an outside source, they say.   This is not entirely true.   As our scientific test equipment becomes ever more sophisticated we are observing a very interesting and important mechanism at work. We are observing a "Biological Transmutation Process" occurring at least in the cases of the more important elements – those that are most critical for the basic life processes. One process controls the pH in our body.   Another transmutes silicon into calcium – an element that is very hard for bio-organisms to assimilate.   Providing the body with "organic silicon" instead of calcium can speed up bone healing and can readily repair arthritic joints. One of the most important relationships in body chemistry is the sodium to potassium ratio, and there is a transmutation process that regulates this. There is even an endothermic transmutation process that regulates body temperature in very hot climates allowing a person to live and work without becoming totally dehydrated.   It does appear that sweating alone is incapable of cooling the body sufficiently in the desert.   Just look at how long the hard working camel can go without water and be amazed. And, since plants need almost as much magnesium as they do phosphorus, it explains why magnesium is never included in plant foods or applied to the soil by farmers and yet we almost never see a magnesium deficiency in plants. Open your mind to "new" amazing possibilities and see if you agree that the research studies presented by this author are strong enough for us to demand from our research community that more studies be performed. BIOlogical TRANSmutations by Professor C. Louis Kervran "The movement of life stems from the constant change of one element into another."