Video from closed laboratory studies of the eggs of prehistoric dinosaur. Video party events. Throughout the history of human civilization in the avant-garde movement of progress were people of science, broad-minded, ideologically inspired and at the same time pragmatic looking at the world. The thirst for knowledge, comprehension of the origins of the universe inherent in each of us from childhood. Archimedes, Aristotle, Muhammad al-Farabi, Leonardo Da Vinci, Hippocrates, Muhammad Ibn Musa al-Khwarizmi, Galileo Galilei, Copernicus, Antoine Lavoisier, Newton, Mendeleev, Tesla, Curie, Nobel, X-ray, Tsiolkovsky, Einstein, Popov, Sikorski, Queens, Sugars, Openheimer, Vernadsky - the desire to change the existing order of things pushed these people in the thorny path of knowledge, full of hardship and convicting them of the fragility of our world. In the presented video given concise notification of research, which can radically change perceptions about the nature of life on earth based on concrete data. With high probability the results of research and experiments rotated biology and medicine on a different conceptual level. Unfortunately, humanity is on the extensive development and instead of the harmonious development of science for the prosperity of all life on Earth allows himself (groups of individuals) to implement the depletion of resources. This is reflected, in particular, in medicine, as a means of profit, but not as a necessary element of human life. The research results can lead to a fundamental change in drug prescribing and methodology for the treatment of acute and morbid diseases, as a consequence of the collapse of the global pharmaceutical market. Therefore, the perceived need is for the prevention of active resistance on the part of the owners, beneficiaries pharmaceutical companies. These studies are of private nature on an independent basis, in a closed laboratory complex. Wide coverage in print and television You will not see. The published material is a kind of insurance in case of adverse events.

• published: 30 Jan 2015
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