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

F. Shkrudnev N. Levashov's "SvetL Broom" in A. Khatybov's "Bath School" and A Labour Spade 151 fragment of her anatomy. But there are no deeper attempts to move on, in most cases. In both of the above examples, apparently, to get rid of the locally repeated problems it is sufficient, accordingly – to learn to speak out one’s offences, well, in the second case, it seems sufficient enough just to stop being afraid to get pregnant, that with the existing problems, closely approaching the diagnosis "infertility," it becomes quite simple. And if not, then this whole direction is in the full sense of the word – medical, as it does not help one to get rid of existing problems, but for the person this option is generally even preferable to other monstrous methods from "pathology- anatomists", since they will not do worse, but will give an opportunity to talk and think about one’s sores. And, strangely enough, for someone this direction can really become a way out, but only if one stops listening to others, and rely entirely on oneself. Returning to the physics of the cell, we consider, referring to N.V. Levashov , what role emotions play in the cell life of the Human Being – how they can do harm or, on the contrary, do good, correcting the proceeding processes, being, of course, completely material and closely interrelated with a Man and his state (of course, including health) phenomenon, despite the fact that you can not touch them in the usual way. * * * Only the types of living organisms that developed effective methods for regulating the distribution of the living organism potential at the time of danger were able to survive in the struggle for life. Let’s recall that every cell of any organism WHEN SPLITTING YIELDS UP PRIMARY MATTER. Then, these primary matters are distributed among all the levels of the cell. This, in turn, causes the most effective interaction between all levels of the cell. Only in this case the cell is able to cope with the maximum load and performs its functions with minimal damage. Moreover, each cell of a multicellular organism has several functions: 1. Individual , related to its own life support. 2. Functional , connected with its work in favor of the whole multicellular organism. 3. Protective, related to the preservation of the integrity of the multicellular organism, which it belongs to.