Science in the 21st century calls for a new paradigm capable of addressing phenomena that remain unexplained by conventional materialist approaches. This book presents a new perspective centred on the concept of water memory and proposes that it can be understood through a "3D wave" inherent to matter.The author explores the idea that 3D waves can exist as fields associated with matter and can be transferred to water, potentially retaining characteristics of the original substance. The book further examines the proposed interaction of these waves with biological systems and their potential applications in medicine and therapy.Moving beyond analogue water memory, the book introduces the concept of digitizing 3D waves and representing them in two-dimensional space. It explores how such digitized waves may reproduce characteristics of the original matter through holographic space and potentially be converted into electrical signals. By bringing together these concepts, the book proposes a new scientific framework that seeks to move beyond conventional materialism and stimulate discussion about the nature of matter, information, energy and biological effects.
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Won H. Kim is Professor at Yonsei University Wonju College of Medicine, Korea, and holds a PhD in Biochemistry from the University of Oxford. His research interests include protein structure, gene regulation, energy medicine and water science. He has authored numerous books and developed innovative applications based on 3D wave properties.
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