electrons, and the nervous system.

[MrMag]

i walk barefoot most of the time in the summer, and sleep on the ground often...

Sorry, but I had to laugh at that one. With your nick, the "sleep on the ground often", seems to be a given.

[WilbyInebriated]

Sorry, but I had to laugh at that one. With your nick, the "sleep on the ground often", seems to be a given.

[gravityblock]

the human nervous system runs on electricity.
sodium is needed by the human nervous system,
because sodium increases the electrical conduction in the nervous system.

Are you sure about that?  Controversial New Idea: Nerves Transmits Sound, not Electricity, http://www.livescience.com/1357-controversial-idea-nerves-transmit-sound-electricity.html

GB

[MrMag]

Maybe they just need to look at their laws of thermodynamics.

Isn't sound classified as frequencies in the audible range?
I can hear my heart beat and I do have tinnitus, but I can't hear any other sounds (except when I'm hungry).
If it is sound, isn't sound a frequency and doesn't it need a voltage associated with it?

[11:11]

i have chosen to believe,
that the upper half of the human body,
holds a large number of freed electrons.
(or negative ions).

and that the lower half of the human body,
holds a large number of "holes".
(or positive ions).




so it is in perfect agreement,
with my chosen energy-beliefs,
to think that the negative ions in a forest,
boost the function,
of the upper half of the human body.

which includes the brain's ability,
to do mental work.




i have other reasons to believe,
that vibrations,
or sound,
lower the impedence,
that prevents the movement of electrons.

so freed electrons in the atmosphere,
would be more encouraged to move,
to a place that has more sound in it.

and less encouraged to move,
to a place that has less sound in it.

and the higher the frequency of the sound,
the more the impedence is reduced,
the more electrons follow the path of least resistance,
the more freed electrons that gather in that place.




the above explains why many people love music.
because the music is sound.
and sound attracts electrons.
and electrons are more or less negative ions.
and negative ions make humans feel good.




but get this:
the frequencies in the music,
determin what level of negative ions, build up.


so humans who like a higher amount of negative ions,
would like music with higher frequencies of sound.

and humans who like a lower amount of negative ions,
would like music with lower frequencies of sound.



in both cases,
the music has to raise and fall, in order to work.

similar to how a magnetic field has to raise and fall,
in order to induct into a wire coil.




for thousands of years,
humans have known that their musics rythm,
needs to raise and fall.

because if the rythme is bad,
than the music has a weak effect.

and if the music has no rythme,
than the music has no effect.