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DRAWINGS OF HUMAN CELLS
Depicting H20 Movement
Through Aquaporin Channels
 CELL STRUCTURE With Water Channels and Organelles © Dr. David Wheeler |
 CELL MEMBRANE With Water Channels © Dr. David Wheeler |
 WATER MOVEMENT INTO CELL Through the Aquaporin Channel © Dr. David Wheeler |
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DRAWINGS OF
PLATONIC SOLIDS
& Their Relationship to Water
Over two thousand years ago Plato described five platonic solids based on five qualities of creation: earth, fire, air, water and universe. These five solids have unique characteristics found in no others based on planar geometry combining to form spherical three dimensional structures.
There are many cultures that present the basic elements of nature to explain the structure and function of matter and energy and also how the healing process works in the body. What is unique about Plato’s presentation is that the geometric structures he defines based on the five elements actually correspond to what is known in chemistry and physics today. The Icosahedron that Plato associated with water is how chemists and physicists view the most pervasive H20 structure enhancement tendencies in low particulate water. Trapped within the endless array of Icosahedral structure enhancement are single Dodecahedrons, which Plato defined as representing the entire universe.
Modern physicists have recently postulated that the shape of the universe may actually be the Dodecahedron, which is considered the most stable three dimensional structure possible. Just as there is a modern day Theory of Everything in advanced physics that attempts to unify all the forces of nature based on vibration as foundational, Plato also had a Theory of Everything based on the five solids and particularly in relationship to the Dodecahedron.
The artist of the drawings below is Christopher Wheeler, the son of Dr. David Wheeler.
 Fire |
 Universe |
 Earth |
 Air |
 Water |
THE FIVE PLATONIC SOLIDS
© Dr. David Wheeler
THE PERFECT FIT OF THE DODECAHEDRON INSIDE THE ICOSAHEDRON
© Dr. David Wheeler
DRAWINGS OF WATER CLUSTER AGGREGATION
& Ease of Movement through the Cell Membrane
The two Platonic Solids important to water are the Icosahedron and Dodecahedron. The Icosahedron is the most pervasive in low particulate water and tends to aggregate together in extremely large H20 clusters – even into the millions upon millions – which is due to the fact that the Icosahedral shaped clusters of H20 molecules tend to attract each other magnetically.
Trapped within the vast array of Icosahedral water clusters are single Dodecahedral water clusters. When they become freed from the prison of the Icosahedron then they tend to stay separate from each other because of repelling each other magnetically.
The drawings of below were rendered by Dr. David Wheeler. His resource for presenting the facts about water in relationship to the physics of Platonic Solids and their relationship to hydration via the cell membrane came primarily from the writings of Dr Martin Chaplin, BSc PhD CChem FIFST FRSC. He is Professor of Applied Science, Water and Aqueous Systems Research, South Bank University, Borough Road, London SE1 0AA, UK.
 Dodecahedron |
 Icosahdron |
 Icosahedron & Dodecahedron Locked Together |
PLATONIC SOLID H20 CLUSTERS
© Dr. David Wheeler
AGGREGATION PATTERNS OF WATER CLUSTERS
© Dr. David Wheeler
LARGE ICOSAHEDRAL WATER CLUSTERS RESISTED BY THE CELL MEMBRANE
© Dr. David Wheeler
SMALL DODECAHEDRAL WATER CLUSTERS EASILY HYDRATED BY THE CELL MEMBRANE
© Dr. David Wheeler