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Krystalee Krey & our cancer Research
The Mighty Mitochondrion
Mitochondria are electromagnetic organelles & inside their little Mighty Mitochondrion bodies they have electromagnetic frequencies--waves in which they power themselves, the cell, and communicate. Similar to The Bees their little electromagnetic bodies rely on life compatible electromagnetic fields to operate properly.
The Mass of Information
Information has Mass and by calculating out the mass of wireless information we can see where the transmission overlaps with Biological systems. It appears that 3G, 4G, and 5G fall within the range of the Mitochondria electron transport chain.
Ideally the next design iteration of wireless technologies does not interrupt humanity, or biological systems of any plants, animals, or insects.
Reprogramming Mitochondria
If mitochondria can have their frequency interrupted then it can also be programmed back to health. Our goal is to request that the Data Centers Infoton the Byte, that Tech Companies switch over to wave based physics aligned code, and Towers update their transmission to be outside the electron transport chain in the mitochondria.
Data Infrastructure Redesign
Current research in cell tower and data center impacts are limited. The largest study was 9 towers within 300 meters.
The map (right) is that of Krystalee's region in Santee, San Diego California. Within a 3 mile radius there are 582 towers and 142 antennas. Within a 50 mile radius there are 10 data centers. That cluster that you see is particularly concerning as it is a cluster of 149 towers all owned by the same company.
In this particular region the topology is a bowl in which the signals bounce off of the mountains back into the population at scale.
The cancer connection
Krystalee & January
Krystalee was always extraordinarily kind to me. I fought for her life with all the resources and skills I had. I used my skills in product management to research her Pancreatic Cancer and design for her a Virtual Mitochondria that could be used by researchers everywhere in their disease research.
I talked to every company, university, government, researcher, that was within my sphere and asked them to help me save her life. I've taken on tech giants, pharmaceutical giants, and did everything that I could to remove every roadblock to cure her disease while she was with us.
I am admittedly heartbroken to have had the tools to save her life and not be able to reach the key stakeholders that could move the needle in time.