Description

This PMG frequency is from the specific e nucleic acids of the bone marrow cell nucleus, which control the function of the bone marrow cells making up the bone marrow in the skeletal system.

This product stimulates bone marrow cells  to replicate their PMG  count. Our Protomorhogens are glandular frequencies  that regulate cells of the organs. They assist in accelerated recovery of weakened and dis-eased organs. They help increase the speed of elimination of natural tissue antibodies (NTA) in the blood. PMGs are responsible for organ cell replication. They determine the cellular characteristics, and are the smallest unit of cellular blueprint assembly. They guide the cell to form, develop, and repair itself (in its hereditary form). Without the PMG influence, the cell degenerates, which leads to de-differentiation where the cell either becomes cancerous, or senile, and dies. PMG levels in the cell are determined by the cell. A strong healthy cells continuously produces a high PMG count to maintain its vitality and longevity. When weakened, the organ produces les, and less PMSs, pushing it into a negative spiral.