Blinded By Science
What do you really know aboout science? Have you ever asked yourself what you know about science? Do you think that scientists cannot explain everything about our world and the way it works? Now there is a new book that makes you want to ask these questions about what you think you know about the world we live in whilst uncovering hidden scientific research and providing a new unifying theory.
Take this from the first chapter: The idea that vibrations play such an important role took me a long time to work out. It did not come to me straight away. But once I understood this very simple principle everything else fell into place. Simply put, everything vibrates, absolutely everything, from the nuclei of an atom, to the molecules of the blood, our organs, our brain, light, sound, plants, animals, earth, space, the universe, they all have one thing in common – they all vibrate. This fundamental principle should be the basis of all science as it is the one principle that unifies everything, if you can understand vibrations then everything else becomes clear.
Blinded by Science is the work of first time author Matthew Silverstone and offers a theory which when applied to factors like water, plants, the Sun and the Moon all seems to make perfect sense. As simple as it sounds, this is the theory that – everything vibrates. He explains that everything vibrates from the nucleus of an atom to the molecules of our blood, our brain, sound, plants, animals, all the way into outer space. Once this basic principle is understood, everything suddenly becomes clear. As the author applies this theory to the world around us, you will be astounded by what you learn.
Why did Matthew Silverstone write the book,after all he readily admits he has no background in science, labelling himself a real sceptic in the past; needing solid proof to be swayed from believing anything but not true fact. But after his son became ill with Chronic Fatigue, for which there is no cure, he was forced to look at complementary forms of health treatment. With modern medicine and doctors unable to provide the answers and after exhausting most alternative treatments, his son was eventually cured by an energy healer.
In the 21st century what does Blinded by Science have to offer? The reader will find this is very relevant, it provides a greater understanding of the consequences of living in 21st Century and the effect this has on our personal health. The chapter ‘Technology’ relates the effects of electromagnetic waves to illnesses such as diabetes, chronic fatigue, autism and multiple sclerosis are pointed out.
Cases of these illnesses have risen in numbers quite dramatically over the past two decades in conjunction with our advancement in technology. Devices like mobile phones and computers are large contributors. Silverstone informs us that the number of diabetics has risen extortionately with 360 million people expected to have it in the year 2030. Compared to 30 million sufferers back in 1985, this is a shocking statistic.
Blinded by Science also offers support for the homeopathic community due to new information about the properties of water and vibrations. Dispelling the myth that water has a memory as completely incorrect, he offers a new explanation which can be found in the chapter ‘Water’. Biodynamic farming is also de-mystified and the effects of the lunar cycle and power of the Moon covered in depth. In the chapter ‘Plants’ you can learn about the health benefits to be gained from trees and plants and how contact with them has been proven to reduce symptoms for people suffering with ADHD and various mental illnesses.
Such a book may prove imperative in providing a new understanding of the world we live in and our place within it. But most importantly it forces you to take a look at your own health and ways you may improve it which you may not have previously known.
Taking you beyond the confinements of modern medicine and scientific knowledge, it is a thought provoking read. What makes Blinded by Science so different from other books is the fact that this one is interactive.