Le Liquide Céphalo-Rachidien (LCR) - Fluctuation

Dr. R.T. Lustig (note de A.C.: ne serait-ce pas H. pour Harry Lustig (1925-2011) ? La source originale de ce propos étant introuvable,  je ne peux l'affirmer.), eminent authority on nuclear physics writes:

“Some of the newer discoveries in Atomic Medicine are casting light upon what Sutherland has already done in practice. Through nuclear physics we are just catching a glimpse of what cerebro-spinal fluid really is [...] a vital mechanism which affords powerful influences upon human physiology [...] A cold analysis of research in kindred fields [...] points unmistakably to the buried potential in the cerebro-spinal fluid...

With the opening of the Atomic Age we are getting a better perspective of energy, its sources and conversions [...] Sutherland's work (note de A.C.: je dirais Sir Emanuel Swedenborg's scientific work!) [...] puts us on record as having recognized at an early date the interchangeability of energy and matter as it relates to biology. [(...)]."

The Brain, volume I, editor's notes, note I, extraits:

p. 689: “32. [...] [...]“ “In investingating the motion of the cerebro-spinal liquid, it must be borne in mind, that during the inspiration of the lungs the brain has its expiration and vice versa; [...]“

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