Electromagnetic Properties of the Benzene Molecule

It is my belief that benzene molecules are responsible for approximately 50 to 60 percent of all unexplained cancers and other major diseases. My belief is based on research I have done that has revealed the following:

• Most benzene molecules are insoluble in water.
• Benzene molecules with a carbon ring have deformed electron orbits.
• Benzene molecules have diamagnetic potential.
• Benzene molecules can enter the body through contact with moist clothing.
• Most powdered laundry detergents have a concentration of 7 to 13 percent benzene-rich linear alkylbenzene sulfonate (LAS).
• Benzene molecules can damage covalent, single, polar, ionic or double bonded atoms found in other molecules.
• The electrostatic potential (CGS) of benzene molecules can be measured in dynes, their mass can be measured in grams, and their time duration can be measured in seconds. (CGS is a unit of force that is measured in Dynes. A Dyne is a unit of force equal to 10 to the minus 5 Newton’s. 1 Dyne = 0.000036 ounces of force or 0.0000022 pounds of force.)

Our body's immune macrophages can handle/destroy foreign antigens that enter the body. The macrophages can't handle/destroy the magnetic flux field that the benzene molecule has. It's not a chemical problem; it is an electrical problem within the cells. Remember that the medical people call the "magnetic flux field" a diamagnetic electrostatic potential. Being diamagnetic means that the molecule can easily establish electrical currents, but the benzene "diamagnetic" molecules means that it has no attraction or repulsion capabilities. With all of the bodies cells having attraction or repulsion capabilities, I believe that the diamagnetic benzene molecule will "short out" the cells' -60 to -70 millivolts electrical domain.

Electrical operating characteristics of the human body   

The human body has 100 trillion cells of 220 different types. Electrolyte ions of four essential nutrients (sodium, calcium, potassium, and lithium) regulate and maintain the electrical charge of the cells at the -60 to -70 millivolts level. Through the process of repolarization and depolarization that takes place 100 times a second, every cell maintains an electrical charge throughout its domain.

Electronegativity is the term that explains how the various elements differ in their affinity for electrons. The relative electronegativity of two interacting atoms also plays a major part in determining what kind of chemical bonds form between them. It is due to the electronegativity that molecules are able to share, trade, and exchange electrons that make different molecules.

The attractive or repulsive forces between charged particles of the many types of molecules and their electrons result in ionic, double, covalent, polar, polar covalent, or hydrogen bonding between the molecules.

The benzene molecule has a single and double bond between the carbon atoms that causes deformed orbits of its electrons. I believe that these deformed orbits also produces an electrostatic magnetic flux field. A molecule in this condition is called diamagnetic. A molecule that is diamagnetic can easily establish electrical currents with its electrostatic field, though this rare condition doesn’t have a north or a south magnetic attraction.

I believe that the flat plainer carcinogenic features of benzene plus the added diamagnetic electrostatic fields are instrumental in causing cellular mutations, which create cancer.

The human body’s other electrical features are summarized here.

• The cells use three Phase Lock Loops (feedback signals) to transfer information into and out of the cells.  
• The body develops eddy currents, which are peripheral loops of induced currents that are different from the normal radiating electrical fields (EMF) or electromagnetic radiation (EMR) paths from induced currents of EMF and EMR radiation.
• The human body has about a 700 to 35,000 VDC potential of static electrical charge on top of the head. (This VDC is the direct current voltage potential that is developed from the Earth’s magnetic field as it passes through our bodies).  
• The body has about 1-2 millivolts potential on our skin. This voltage is used to provide the body’s electrocardiogram (EKG) information.
• The human body possesses an electromagnetic energy field called the aura/corona. The aura’s infrared energy fields are generated in the spectrum just beyond the limit of the red portion of visible light. The aura can be detected with Kirlian Photography. It extends about 2 feet from the body in all directions.
• The body separates the EMR waves when they encounter the aura, bends the EMF as they pass through the body, and passes the radiating magnetic fields straight through the body. This means that the magnetic fields don’t bend around your cells; they go straight through.
• The body is a good conductor of magnetic and electric currents.
• The body has a magnetic permeability almost identical to that of air.
• The body’s cells may respond to induced current as a signal, lower in intensity than (yet detectable through) the background noise of the body’s natural currents. This means that the EMR and EMF field can disrupt the normal operating electrical currents.