Andrew Fletcher applied what he was finding about gravity to humans, and I
am interested in the results. I find that Andrew's suggestions have proved to
be very beneifical to several health conditions. I refer in particular to
the Inclined Bed Therapy. I have tried it, and know several members of a 3
different groups whom use it with positvie results of various sorts. I posted
about the Cliff experiment as well as the other urls as I am interested in the
opinion of the members of this group of this therapy. I have been in
communication with Sepp Hasslberger and others, including a alternative
practioner
whom has had very good results using it with many of his patietns. I would
also
like to know if any of you have tried it and the resuls.
At the second url below, there are many urls about the Inclined Bed Therapy,
plus a few testimonials which were originally sent to me by people I know,
if anyone is interested. [permission has been granted to put them on Sepp's
website ] How Andrew Fletcher concieved of the Inclined Bed Therapy and what
it is has been explained at the first url.
best wishes
Shan
The Importance of Gravity to our Health and Wellbeing, and its Relation to
Rest & Sleep
Each of us chooses to ignore the power of gravity every night as we lay in
our flat bed. How safe is sleep in this position? How can it affect our health
and wellbeing? Many positive benefits have been achieved using this simple
modification to the way that we sleep and sit.The implications for this
discovery are endless. This discovery remains uncontested, logical and fully
repeatable in simple tubular models. The principle has been demonstrated
before
some 3 thousand people at the 1997 London International Inventions Fair and at
demonstrations at Exeter University, Paignton Community College, Highweek
Primary School, and many others, including the main boardroom at Jaguar Cars.
Page 3 of The Gravity of LIfe at
_http://www.the-tree.org.uk/TreeTalk/3Spring2003/Gravity/gravity1.htm_
(http://www.the-tree.org.uk/TreeTalk/3Spring2003/Gravity/gravity1.htm)
_http://www.the-tree.org.uk/TreeTalk/3Spring2003/Gravity/gravity&health.htm_
(http://www.the-tree.org.uk/TreeTalk/3Spring2003/Gravity/gravity&health.htm)
and
Medical Underground: Inclined Bed Therapy
_http://www.newmediaexplorer.org/sepp/2007/04/12/medical_underground_inclined_
bed_therapy.htm_
(http://www.newmediaexplorer.org/sepp/2007/04/12/medical_underground_inclined_bed_therapy.htm)
and
Life And Gravity: Sleeping In A Horizontal Position May Be Bad For You
_http://www.newmediaexplorer.org/sepp/2005/08/07/life_and_gravity_sleeping_in_
a_horizontal_position_may_be_bad_for_you.htm_
(http://www.newmediaexplorer.org/sepp/2005/08/07/life_and_gravity_sleeping_in_a_horizontal_position_may_be_bad
_for_you.htm)
In a message dated 03/09/2008 8:30:04 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Kirk,
You wrote:
>capillary transport is not pumped by atmospheric pressure.
> I dont understand why this is a new discovery.
I don't know if your comments are directed at my explanation of the
Tension-Cohesion Theory or the recent work of Mr Fletcher (original post).
Capillary action contributes very little to the movement of water in
plants.
The significance of the experiment:
At sea level, atmospheric pressure is only enough to raise water
(against no resistance) approximately 10 meters. In his experiment Mr
Fletcher was purportedly able
>> to raise water 78 feet without the support of any artificial aids,
My reply (explanation of the Tension-Cohesion Theory) was in response
to what I believe to be an erroneous extention of the results.
>>This explains how trees can raise water to their tops beyond the 32 feet
>>limit said an ecstatic Mr Fletcher.
Tom
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