KELEA, kinetic energy limiting electrostatic attraction, ACE, alternative cellular energy, stealth adapted viruses, polio vaccines, wearable waterceutical pouchesÔ, enerceuticalsÔ, KELEA activated water, emotional wellness, cosmic rays

KELEA, Kinetic Energy Limiting Electrostatic Attraction; ACE, Alternative Cellular Energy;

There is a diminishing capacity of many individuals to fully enjoy life and to appreciate the privilege of living. There are reasons why this is occurring. More importantly, there are ways to reverse this trend. A major insight is the realization that our bodies utilize two primary sources of cellular energy. One source is from the metabolism of food. This is typically measured in terms of consumed calories. As explained elsewhere, calculations of the amount of work performed by humans well exceed the levels of energy derived from foods.¹ This along with many additional indications point to there being an alternative cellular energy or ACE pathway. Research indicates that while the ACE pathway can facilitate metabolic processes, it can also selectively support certain specialized cellular functions, such as coordinated cellular repair in response to injuries.²

Ongoing research also indicates that the brain is the major receiver of the energy used in the ACE pathway.³. Moreover, the brain’s higher levels of emotional wellness are seemingly more dependent upon the ACE pathway than on the calories from food.⁴ A self-sustaining positive correlation is envisioned between emotional wellness and maintaining a highly functioning ACE pathway. Conversely, stressful feelings are likely to impair the ACE pathway.

The term KELEA, which is an abbreviation for Kinetic Energy Limiting Electrostatic Attraction, is being used to define the environmental energy that mediates the ACE pathway.⁵ The proposed fundamental role of KELEA is to prevent the fusion and annihilation of electrostatically attracted opposing electrical charges. It, therefore, acts as a kinetic force to retain the integrity and a degree of separation of electrostatically attached, opposing electrical charges. KELEA can be related to a form of chemical energy.⁶ There are no contradictions between KELEA and what others have referred to as life force energy, zero-point energy, spiritual energy, chi, prana, orgone, odic, etc. KELEA is more useful term, however, especially if it is assumed that KELEA is continually entering into the earth atmosphere in conjunction with cosmic rays.⁷ The increasing amounts of atmospheric electromagnetic radiation could then explain an overall reduction in the levels of KELEA reaching the earth surface.⁷.

Another major factor contributing to lowered KELEA levels in many individuals is an infection with brain damaging viruses. Certain of these viruses have undergone an immune evasion mechanism termed stealth adaptation.⁸ Consequently, they are not normally recognized by the cellular immune system. Public health officials and the wider medical community have yet to address these viruses as a likely explanation for broadly based deterioration in mental health.^9,10 Based on the virus culture results, these viruses are indeed the cause of many major neurological and psychiatric illnesses. Much of the political hesitation to openly discuss these viruses is because some were derived from viruses that commonly infected the monkeys used to produce polio vaccines.¹¹.

Enhancing the ACE pathway

KELEA is attracted to chemical molecules in which there are regional differences in their positive and negative electrical charges. It can also act to loosen the hydrogen bonding between electrostatically attached molecules, including those of liquid water.¹² Thus, many dipolar chemical compounds, including water can act as a carrier of KELEA. Probably through some oscillatory changes, there can be the repetitive attraction and local transmission of KELEA to nearby items. KELEA is, therefore, a radiant energy, without the need for direct contact between the source material and the receiver of the KELEA. This is the basis for the therapeutic use of waterceutical pouches containing KELEA Activated water.^13,14 Activated water can also be inhaled from a nebulizer, spayed onto the skin, and used for bathing. Other wearable KELEA products are also available.

KELEA transmitting chemical materials can include complex compounds, such as humic/fulvic acids, zeolites, mica, plant extracts, etc., or more simplified chemicals in addition to water.¹⁴ These include various dipolar chemicals, such as certain perovskites that also have piezoelectric properties. Many additional materials are under study for their KELEA attracting and transmitting properties.

Oscillating electrical devices can also lead to elevated local levels of KELEA.^15,16 Individuals can spend time within such an environment. Various compounds can become more easily activated by being temporally placed into such an environment. For certain therapeutic compounds, there is sufficient recharging KELEA in the ordinary environment for the compounds to act as a vehicle for the continuing delivery of KELEA to secondary recipients, including individuals.

As described previously, many of the more successful modalities of Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM) are consistent with enhancing the ACE pathway.¹⁷ For example, effective homeopathic remedies can be considered a source of KELEA activated water.¹⁸ This is in keeping with clinical benefits beyond those explainable by the dubious claims of homeopathic remedies only treating symptoms that are inducible with toxic amounts of the starting ingredients.¹⁹ Many natural compounds included in herbal remedies are dipolar and can attract and release KELEA. Multiwave oscillators, hyperbarics, and sources of pulsing electromagnetic, sound, and magnetic stimulations can also be shown to KELEA activate samples of water that are positioned within the energy fields. Reiki and Qigong seemingly involve the interpersonal transfer of KELEA, while meditations, laughing yoga, optimism, religious beliefs, and placebo effects are reasonably attributed to the brain becoming more effective in attracting KELEA.^17,20

The question of choosing between different KELEA transmitting materials and devices needs to await demonstrations of their proven performances in actual practice. A related question is how to determine the levels of KELEA in various chemical compounds and water sources. Agricultural and certain industrial applications of KELEA activated water can be used for objective and easily measurable assessments.^21,22 Much simpler methods are under development. While still the subject of ongoing research, there are promising indications that during certain climatic periods, even regular tap water has a significantly high level of KELEA to be therapeutically useful, especially in pouches and for humidifying large areas. The pouches can also be placed into containers of water for drinking or placed around the water pipes and hoses used in watering gardens, etc.

EnerceuticalÔ products can be especially useful for humans when used in conjunction with an educational program that is aimed at improving emotional wellness. The education is based on the premise that certain forms of brain activities, and possibly the active use of muscles and bones act as the primary receivers of KELEA. This energy is then subsequently transferred to the body’s cells and fluids. It is also useful to consciously link the use of ACE pathway enhancing methods with a perceived improvement in overall emotional wellness. This can be expressed as becoming more aware of the enjoyable aspects of life. Self-awareness moves from being a comparison with others to a personal sense of progress. Doing better today than yesterday can be an encouraging measure. Some individuals have expressed their emotional change as a reminder of their youth when they were more acutely aware of unfolding events. Other useful criteria are the growing compassion for those who are less fortunate and identification with, rather than resentment, of those who are seemingly succeeding better in life. Wishful alleviation of symptoms may also come true with improved optimism of the body’s ability and willingness to heal. Some individuals use the boosting obtain from an enhanced ACE pathway to better embrace religious beliefs. Others more towards engaging with others in social engagements, including participating in mind-elevating practices such as laughing yoga. It is apparent that exposure to KELEA activated water can improve the health of animals. Yet, this is not to say that the animals lack a conscious component adding in their healing. Indeed, animals have positive and negative emotions, with the former becoming more apparent upon close exposure to KELEA activated water.

As noted above, various protocols are being assessed for their ease in testing the kinetic activity of water. Some are based on the increased volatility of the activated water molecules as measured by the faster loss of weight of water in closed but not completely sealed containers. The kinetic movements of various particulate materials sprinkled onto the surface of the water can be observed. Due to reduced surface tension of activated water, some of these chemicals will readily sink below the surface of the water. There are several ongoing approaches to assess the KELEA levels in individuals.

In summary, enhancing the KELEA mediated ACE pathway is offered as the basis for potentially reversing the apparent widespread deterioration in the emotional wellness of many individuals.

The work was supported by MI Hope Inc., a non-profit public charity.

Author declare there are no conflicts of interest

None.

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