Demyelination syndrome

The biggest problem with this demyelination phenomenon is that it leads to a short circuit of the nervous signal.

Everyone knows that an electric conductor needs, in order to be able to work in user safety areas, by an insulator that will delimit it from other conductors. Our nerves do not send a single nervous impulse. They are bundles of independent conductors, a system of communication cables that transmit independently and in parallel, at high speeds, the information from the periphery to different parts of the central nervous system, as well as the commands from it to the elements of execution, our muscles , which performs actions, moves or other actions that make the body adapt to the environment.

Starting from machine analogy, all organisms, from simple cell to complex ones, are more or less related to automated control systems that we sometimes struggle to copy. The Great Creator, the first inventor of automated systems, created the biological robot. The living organisms are those robots. Conceptual differences are small. There are absolutely all the systems needed to adapt to the environment. When a part of the machine is attacked by something, an immense energy, such as that emitted by the microwave antenna of the cellular phone or other technical and technological devices. The integrity of the information support, represented by the organic conductors that are our nerves, is very important in the good functioning of the whole organism. Microwaves, as you know, act from the inside to the outside, and our nerves are short-circuited in the disturbing electromagnetic field.