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 169 projection is not "pushed" further – the physically dense body is not transparent for this projection. As a result, the cell fourth body projection "gets stuck" in a physically dense cell. But for all that, this projection brings with it to the physical level an additional microspace curvature, which, when superimposed on the effect of the proper physical cell, increases its intrinsic dimensionality level. The additional dimensionality fluctuations brought in by the cell fourth body projection are superimposed on the dimensionality fluctuations of the internal volume of the molecules helices of the DNA and RNA of the cell and increase the existing dimensionality fluctuation. This brings to THE GROWING RATE OF DECOMPOSITION OF " FEEDING " MOLECULES INTO THE MATTER they are formed of , which leads to an increase in the power of the primary matter ascending flow. An additional dimensionality perturbation in this case does not cause the physical cell decomposition as in case of the cell division. The reason lies in the process of cell division, when there appear the cell second body projections. These projections (the cell second body) are entirely formed of the primary matter G , which does not compose any hybrid matter, but is a "pure" primary matter. The fact is that the concentration of primary matter is important for the physically dense substance 30 stability, since free primary matter makes up a physically dense substance. The appearance of the cell second body projection at the physical cell level manifests itself as a significant increase in the concentration of only the primary matter G , which brings to the violation of the primary matter balance in a physically dense substance. Due to the fact that inside the atoms nuclei the synthesis and decomposition of neutrons occurs at a high rate, the free matter G concentration surplus leads to the neutrons destruction which triggers off decomposition of atoms, molecules and the cell as a whole. The special "sensitivity" of neutrons to the primary matter G is in the fact that they (neutrons) are a system consisting of a proton and an electron rotating relative to each other at a distance of a thousandths of Fermi units ( 1 Fermi unit=1 ´ 10 -15 m) , and inside the neutron there continually occurs synthesis and decomposition of an electron. The primary matter G surplus concentration and the microspace significant additional curvature created by the powerful projections of the 30 For more details see N. Levashov «Inhomogeneity of the Universe”, Chapter 2.