Energy fields influencing cell membrane receptors, such as those controlling Ras proteins, represent the interface wherein environmental signals control cell functions. Experimental manipulation of environmental EMF (electromagnetic field) frequencies has been shown to profoundly influence the activity of the cell’s sodium (Na+), potassium (K+ATPase), and calcium (Ca2+ATPase) ion protein channels. (Guan and Reed 2012) Since these membrane proteins control the cell’s electrical activities, including the development and maintenance of the cell’s membrane potential, environmental electromagnetic
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