The cell renewal in tissue association is influenced by ultra-weak radiation from living cells. The energy of electromagnetic waves ranging from infrared to ultraviolet light plays a key role here. Exclusion Zones, which are defined by the physical properties of water at the interface of hydrophilic surfaces, suggest that the energy reserve is produced in this zone. There is an energy intake, which is followed by an energy output directed at the biological substance. The combination of these two discoveries, ultra-weak radiation from living cells and the physics of Exclusion Zones, leads to the conclusion that germination is initiated by a physically energetic process. Water's structural and physical qualities are evidently crucial in the germination process. The ripening and germination processes are both influenced by changes in water structure. This structural change is thought to be possible primarily through energetic response.
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Erich Ebner
Hoher Weg 299425 Weimar, Germany.
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