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 187 we need a frontal part? " Thinking! In order to find out, you have to cut it lengthwise. AT the Institute of the Brain they sawed it, not examining in a section. But it should have been done. They do not even know how the bone is made of. If they had examined the sawn (the one who is gone – does not care), they would have been horrified! 124 types of bone structure in our bone helmet (skull). And it turns out that the frontal part has some kind of foundation, so that the brain, striking in the "bulkheads" "can not lose consciousness." It turns out that the Bone Helmet is a constructive element of Consciousness. Some of the information is obtained through the bone helmet (skull), some of the information is obtained through the spine. But in order to begin to understand, it is necessary (for the beginning) to create a spatial model for each vertebra – and at least superficially wonder: why is it of this form? Then – to saw the vertebrae lengthwise and across – and get horrified! There is nowhere there a monolithic substance ... What a terrible design it is ?! It turned out that each vertebra has its own complicated scheme of resonant control over the passing information: the function is reception, primary interpretation and distribution of this information ... For our anatomy pathalogists there is nothing more between the vertebrae, except Schmorl's hernia . Obvious questions are asked about this: what shall I do with my Schmorl hernia 35 ... Between each vertebra, in each joint – from this bone to that bone, IT IS INDISPENSABLE TO TRANSMIT INFORMATION (and it is running, it is also moving). There is also between the bones there is some "vaseline" – try to transmit some information between the two wires through the vaseline gasket and without any interference At least elementary 12 volts 35 Hernia Schmorl (Schmorl's cartilaginous nodule, Schmorl's bundle) is an x-ray term, first described by the German scientist and physician Christian Schmorl in 1927. Hernia Schmorl is the failure of the cartilaginous tissue of the end plates in the spongy bone, inside the body of the upper or lower vertebra.