THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK OF

MAGNETIC CELL REPOLARIZATION

All cells of all species have a negative net electromagnetic character. The more
electronegative the extracellular environment, the more perfect the biochemical reactions
that occur in the cytoplasm or intertilacoidal metabolism (photosynthetic cells).

Biophysically talking, photosynthesis is the process that occurs in the leaves of

photosynthetic species. These, are made up of millions of cells with organelles called
chloroplasts and these, in turn, are composed of photosynthetic chambers. Chloroplasts
capture light energy expressed in light photons. This energy acts as an electromagnetic
wave traveling in a vacuum producing magnetic stimuli occurring in photosynthetic type
cameras..

When these cameras capture an electromagnetic wave, they similarly act like a magnet,
and so these chambers are magnetically charged in a way to make them, via stomata, flow
CO2 from the air, and also make a different photosynthetic camera from the one attracting
CO2, to be bipolarly charged. Such that, the same photosynthetic camera performs by
fractions of a second in a negative way and by fractions of a second in a positive way..

The water in the soil goes up through the plant via xylem, ie by central capillaries of the
stem to the leaves, because water is also a bipolar compound, then when the camera
performs as positive, the water in the soil behaves as negative creating a power of
attraction, and when the camera performs as negative, the water in the soil behaves as
positive, so only by the magnetic attraction event is that water in the plant movilizes and
dissolves the nutrients in the soil necessary for plant development..

This occurs by means of magnetic type physical stimuli using light. When there is no light,
ie the dark phase of photosynthesis light energy, that is magnetic energy, is converted into
chemical energy and enzyme type reactions occur in cells, producing first the enzymes
called carboxylases that release the C from CO2, and others called hydrogenases that
release H from H2O. The C and H are then brought together, thereby forming the first
molecule that a photosynthetic being produces through these types of biophysical and
biochemical reactions. From CH2, COOH is formed by the biochemical reactions mediated
by stimulation of physical type, that is the presence or absence of light
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WHAT IS STRONG BILLOW K?

Strong Billow K is composed of C=O links in certain magnetic fields, to increase the electronegativity
in plant tissues, increasing the production of chlorophyll and inducing certain biochemical reactions
in photosynthesis (eg increased production of photoreceptors, hydrogenases and carboxylase) in
order to make more efficient capture of light energy and increase the formation of carbohydrates,
amino acids, ether extract, vitamins, etc.; achieving accelerated and balanced cell mitosis..

This product is the result of alkaline and enzymatic hydrolysis chain in certain plant tissues in
determined magnetic environments, process in which there is balanced production of:

- Exoelicitores
- Molecular Photoreceptors
- Free amino acids and mucopolysaccharides
- Pro Vitamin A, B complex vitamins, vitamins C, D and E
- Carbonyl compounds, among others..

HOW DOES STONG BILLOW K WORK?

Billow Srong molecule K is a molecule physically working in plants at a physical and not chemical
level, so that when a strong negative extracellular environment is generated, chloroplasts capture
more light energy as photons (magnetic field expands) , in this way plants capture more CO2 from
the air more and more H2O fron the soil via xylem, through which nutrients like N, P, K, Ca, Mg, etc.
flow up..

In this strongly negative magnetic environment, the kinetic energy of each and every one of the
atoms and all chemicals involved in the biochemical reactions of photosynthesis increases, making
photosynthetic reaction chambers have an overall reaction and therefore a greater amount of photo
assimilateds, ie it potentiates photosynthesis, and thus the increase in production is promoted..

Herefore, this technology is applicable to all photosynthetic species, achieving a considerable

increase in production, decrease in cycle time, improved chemical bromatologic composition and
increased post harvest products obtained from plants treated..
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BENEFITS OF USING STRONG BILLOW K

Physically stimulates tissue plant generating a highly

electronegative extracellular environment.

Increases the formation of carbohydrates, amino

acids, ether extract, etc.

Increases cation exchange capacity.

Facilitates plant respiration and potentiates nutrient

absorption being a source of polyphenols.

Balances the Ca, Mg ratios, and K.

Promotes reproduction of microorganisms involved

in the cycling of nitrogen and phosphorus.

Improves soil structure

Encourages foliar level, production of plant growth

hormones and the synthesis of chlorophyll and
photosynthesis potencializando.

Regulates water balance, giving resistance to heat

stress situations.

Slows aging of all plant tissues, pre and post -

harvest.

Improves Carbon Nitrogen ratio, promoting

decreased succulence on the ground, making it less
attractive to pests and diseases.
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MAGNETIC CELL REPOLARIZATION

Strong Billow K
Can be mixed with herbicides, insecticides, fungicides, foliar fertilizers, etc In such case the
product should be added last to the mixture. In no case can be mixed with sulfur, calcium, iron,
copper.

The pH of the mixture can not be less than 6.5.

Pumps and nozzles should be well calibrated so as to promote good misting. When applying the
product should not be dripping leaves.

Strongly shake the product before taking the dose to be used, this because of the precipitation
that occurs during storage.

Mixing should be done in plastic tanks, for that metal blocks solution magnetism.

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