Oceans, plants, and humans - closer than you think

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Oceans, plants, and humans - closer than you think

Wednesday, November 21, 2007 by: Mike Donkers

 

(NewsTarget) If you look at our " family tree " you will find that apes

are our " parents " , plants are our " grandparents " , and the sun and sea

our " great grandparents " .

 

The ocean as a plasma

 

Let's start with our great grandmother, the sea. A French doctor by the

name of René Quinton discovered as early as 1897 that sea water is 98%

identical to blood. Sea water needs an extra molecule of magnesium while

blood needs an extra molecule of iron. Other than that they are

identical.

 

According to Quinton ocean water should therefore not be regarded as

mere salt water but as a plasma. His theory was that cells have the

capacity to regenerate, provided the cells' environment (the blood)

makes this possible. All minerals on earth are concentrated in ocean

water. Purify the blood with the minerals in sea water and you create

the ideal conditions for life. All life on earth comes from the sea and

in a healthy, unpolluted sea environment lifeforms have a double life

expectancy compared to life on earth -- in perfect health.

 

Quinton diluted ocean water to the exact same proportions as blood and

gave sea water injections to stray dogs. He managed to cure them all of

any type of disease or ailment. Quinton realized he had stumbled upon

something revolutionary. Fortunately his heart was in the right place

and he was not out to make money. He set up free clinics across all of

France and was able to cure babies of diarrhea (we now know what a

simple salt water solution can do to cure diarrhea), but also serious

degenerative diseases such as tuberculosis and cholera. With sea water

injections he created the conditions necessary for the body to heal

itself. Using this ocean plasma he performed successful sea water

transfusions in Egypt because then, just like today, there was a

shortage of blood for transfusions.

 

Quinton worked according to a very strict protocol: ocean water was to

be collected at least 35 miles from the shore at a depth of 100 feet

because of high concentrations there of plants, algae and plankton; it

had to be transported cold in vessels made of either glass or food grade

plastic; finally it needed to be analyzed for pollution and cold

filtered so it could eventually be diluted down to contain the exact

same salt content as blood.

 

Just imagine blood types and contamination with HIV, hepatitis or any

other nasty disease reduced to the past because you are working with a

plasma purer than the best quality blood. It is possible. It was at

least, until shortly after World War Two. Quinton died in 1925 but there

were others who followed in his footsteps and continued to use ocean

water therapy. The French government initially recognized

Quinton & rsquo;s ocean therapy, but after the second World War American

influence grew in Europe and with it the power of a very rich and

influential pharmaceutical industry. They managed to have the French

government ban Quinton's therapy and effectively put a stop to this

method outside of France as well.

 

There is now, however, an Italian former oncologist (ostracized because

of his views) named Tullio Simoncini who can cure cancer using - guess

what - injections of sodium bicarbonate, a salt in carbon dioxide.

Apparently fungi, parasites, viruses and other pathogens don't like

salt. Can you imagine what will happen to these organisms when they are

attacked by several salts at the same time such as the ones in ocean

water? Why is this therapy being withheld from us? The answer is, of

course, there is no money in health, only illness.

 

If you want to know more about René Quinton and his method check out

the following web pages:

http://www.truthquest2.com/oceanplasma.htm

http://www.oceanplasma.org/

For more information about Dr Simonicini see this page:

http://www.cancerisafungus.com/

 

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About the author

Mike Donkers is an English teacher from the Netherlands who started

taking care of his own health in October 2006 because doctors couldn't

help him. His interest in the connection between food and health has led

to more in-depth research, particularly in the role sea minerals can

have in the regeneration of cells. He is also a self-taught guitarist

and singer. He is the songwriter and frontman of his own band, The

Mellotones (www.nubluz.com).