N. Levashov's «SvetL Broom» in A. Khatybov's «Bath School» Book 3. The Cell and Health

Book 3. The Cell and Health. Chapter 2. Isn't it the right to take the old with a new future 116 I would like to draw your attention to the effect of the «state of murder» on the cells of a man committing the murder. The body cells are not alike both in their functions and morphology (they have different structures in line with the functions they perform in the colony of the multicellular organism). Therefore, when in a "state of murder" they undergo a negative evolutionary shift, they react to this unequally, too. More "delicate" cells, corresponding to a higher evolutionary development, react to this "evolutionary stress" more active than those more "primitive". Therefore, sooner or later, there might come the moment when one of these «delicate» cells just would not be able to stand, its "stability" would be not sufficient, and it would be more destroyed than all other cells. There will be an evolutionary drop out of this cell or a group of cells from the evolutionary field of the neighboring cells of the body tissue. When all cells in the body receive the same negative shift at all the negative moments mentioned above, they retain their consistency of a single multicellular organism. In case of more damage to one or a group of cells than all other cells of the same type, there arises the situation which forms the conditions for the development of a cancerous tumor form. The cells "dropped out" of the general evolutionary level continue to receive exactly the same food as other cells of the same body tissue. At the same time, the "dropped out" cells are evolutionarily lower than the surrounding other tissue cells and unable to perform those functions for which the potential of the organism is intended. Therefore, the "excessive" supply of these cells leads to the accumulation of excess organic and inorganic molecules in the "dropped out" cells, which is the "fuel" that "burns" in the "furnace" of the cells. Due to the fact that the organism