Cyclotronic resonance is the ability of very low strenght electromagnetic fields to produce significant biological effects by spinning or rotating particles within living cells. One military application described in The Final Rerport on Biotechnology Research Rewuirements For Aeronautical Systems Through the Year 2000, Vol. I, Southwest research Institute, San Antonio, Texas, 1982, is the introduction of a small amount of chemical or biological weapon to enemy soldiers or populations. By using a harmonizing or resonance frequency of a poison existing in minute or undetectable concentrations, lethal effects can be achieved. The U.S Naval Medical Research Center used the technique of cyclotronic resonance on the lithium ion that occurs naturally in the brain to sedate the brain as if a large dose of lihium had been administered. By resonating naturally occuring chemicals, you amplify their potency, creating the same chemical changes as would have occured with a massive dose of the chemical. These weapons change the porosity of the blood barrier, allowing these lethal substances to go where thy normally would be excluded. These experiments are ongoing using the DOJ to fund these programs as “crowd-control” to avoid being caught in violations of international treaties against the use of biological and chemicalweapons.

so if we take alcohol

Your body sees alcohol as a poison, or at least as something it doesn’t actually want inside it. To fight back, and sober you up, humans produce an enzyme called alcohol dehydrogenase.

That enzyme gets its shot at your alcohol when it attempts to pass through the stomach lining, and when it reaches your liver, primarily. On contact, it snatches a hydrogen atom off the ethanol molecules in your drink, rendering it into non-intoxicating acetaldehyde. Humans can then use aldehyde dehydrogenase as a kind of clean-up crew, breaking down the acetaldehyde that’s sometimes considered a cause of hangovers, along with dehydration.

Alcohol dehydrogenase (AD) is, for reasons not wholly understood, more effective in men than in women. Young men, in fact, may have up to 70 to 80 percent greater enzyme activity in the presence of alcohol. But men’s AD effectiveness also drops off with age at a faster rate than in women, such that, by around 55 or 60, men may find themselves able to handle less alcohol than their female counterparts, all other factors being equal.

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