Re: Sub-atomic Minerals ??????!!!!!!!!!

Did you read the pdf you posted and what Olree stated about subatomic particles... and how they fit in with his paper?
Redefining conventional thinking may be in order.


http://www.acresusa.com/toolbox/reprints/Oct05_Olree.pdf


from the paper:

"But Walter Russell said that there are 22 subatomic elements or minerals lighter than hydrogen. These minerals exist in a magnetic state. For example, there are three subatomic minerals that have a positive two charge. They arise as a result of a ratio of barium, strontium, calcium, magnesium and beryllium in our system, which then creates these magnetic forces that are subatomic. Each of the electron valences that we deal with have a set of minerals that will create a set of subatomic particles. When you vary your ratios of minerals, you vary the ratio of subatomic particles or the use thereof. DNA is the sequence that locks into place all of these minerals that create electromagnetic structure."