Elke
Fri, 12/15/2006 - 05:00 — Anonymous
I just wanted to express my gratitude to you both for volunteering for the study. I just came for one hour, but you guys keep coming back for many more people and I am sure there will be some interesting findings to be published. Perhaps Dr. Swingle can not only validate Adams abilities in a scientific manner, but find out through Adam how different conditions affect people’s brain activity and design treatments to change dysfunctional brain patterns. It would be so exciting to be able to map different conditions during the before and after healing stages.
As proteins are dynamic in nature, they are constantly changing their conformations. Certain conformations enhance the rate of a reaction more than others which we describe as being more enzymatically active. Here’s the important part. This means that just the smallest change in structure or orientation of any part of this protein has dramatic effects on its enzymatic activity and, consequently, our health.