Gold interacts with our DNA

46  2017-11-23 by WestCoastHippy

Article here: https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2012/06/120620113242.htm

I poached this from a different thread here on r/conspiracy, which highlighted this Q thing: https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/933197030511460354

Buried in that read, is the following quote from the linked paper:

Gold nanoparticles with a slight positive charge work collectively to unravel DNA's double helix. This finding has ramifications for gene therapy research and the emerging field of DNA-based electronics.

Gold shows up in a lot of alien and related storylines. The Annunaki created us as a slave race to mine gold to help repair their atmosphere, for example. I think the gold in that story was nano-particled as well.

Interesting that we know now gold interacts with our DNA and can be used to combine DNA and electronics. I can only imagine the ways this might be useful to a space-based or tech-advanced race.

30 comments

1  ABrilliantDisaster 2017-11-23

mono-atomic (white powder) gold was always fabled to be able to heighten "psychic"awareness.

1  SmutChancellor 2017-11-23

According to David Icke.

1  ABrilliantDisaster 2017-11-23

It's a bit older of an idea than David Icke

1  SmutChancellor 2017-11-23

According to David Icke.

1  ABrilliantDisaster 2017-11-23

"The smattering I have of the Philosophers stone, (which is something more than the perfect exaltation of gold) hath taught me a great deale of Divinity." - Religio Medici, 1643

1  SmutChancellor 2017-11-23

Lol who the hell said the philosopher's stone was monoatomic gold?

David Icke?

1  ABrilliantDisaster 2017-11-23

Not even going to try here, are you?

1  SmutChancellor 2017-11-23

I'm not the one making shit up.

1  whitenoisegarbling 2017-11-23

Alchemists were reported to have sometimes drunk solutions made with gold. Of course they also sometimes died from concoctions involving mercury, but that's a different story. There's also that bit in the old testament about moses burning the idol and feeding the ashes to the children.

1  SmutChancellor 2017-11-23

Yes and concoctions of other metals and as well. Show me any historical evidence of monoatomic gold ever existing in the past as it's described by Icke.

1  just_sounds_rad 2017-11-23

Moses ingested gold.

https://books.google.com/books?id=MgQ20jVV0rMC&pg=PT34&lpg=PT34&dq=manna+smelting+gold&source=bl&ots=oEQlu0WVWw&sig=bXQLiODbqm33z9pHGu3ytacbqKw&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiureH9rNbXAhVycd8KHd0RCt8Q6AEICzAA#v=onepage&q=manna%20smelting%20gold&f=false

1  shill_account48 2017-11-23

The fictional character??

1  Superb_owl77 2017-11-23

Edgy

1  LurkPro3000 2017-11-23

Is that supposed to be some sort of put down?

1  SmutChancellor 2017-11-23

No but you shouldn't state things as fact that the absolute only source for is David Icke. He's like 70/30 - disinfo/red pill ratio. He doesn't have all the answers.

1  picklejuice50cents 2017-11-23

I researched this a long time ago and it's total bullshit. At least, the people selling it are. They say it has anti-granitic properties, so they can't sell it in anything but a solution of water, otherwise it floats away into space. So either they've found a room-temperature superconductor or they're preying on the simpleminded with their only results coming from the placebo effect.

1  ABrilliantDisaster 2017-11-23

Yes, i'd agree that the people selling it are selling bullshit that they claim is monoatomic gold.

1  XxJefferson-StatexX 2017-11-23

But muh bitcoin

1  DownWithTopMinds 2017-11-23

So then they would never put flakes into a drink for humans to consume?

GOLDSHLÄGER

1  GranimalSnake 2017-11-23

I must be immortal from that stuff then.

1  wile_e_chicken 2017-11-23

Well you've never died, right?

1  GranimalSnake 2017-11-23

...nope, checks out.

1  LurkPro3000 2017-11-23

Glad flakes would not hold the same properties as gold Nano particulates , just saying. And besides that ingesting them might. It be the best application.

1  bergmanu 2017-11-23

Off topic but you ever get golden flaked poo?

1  JudoTrip 2017-11-23

Wait wait wait

People still believe in the annunaki? Get real

1  WestCoastHippy 2017-11-23

Did I intimate I believed the Annunaki?

There are myriad storylines around the uses of gold outside decoration.

1  456com 2017-11-23

Great info about the ancient "Annunaki" mines of South Africa: https://ancientexplorers.com/blogs/news/100-000-year-old-ruins-of-south-africa

1  DestroyBabylonSystem 2017-11-23

That was a great, genuinely eye opening read.

The African Zulu shaman mentioned within is David Icke's good friend Credo Mutwa.

Never knew megalithic structures were so immense and wide spread in SA.

1  TheBongzilla 2017-11-23

So, who were the couple bathed in gold (or something like that) that went mainstream? I didn't find any, but the couple supposedly did not like/want it.

1  Folka 2017-11-23

Gold interacts with males in another way too. It makes us impotent. http://www.pravdareport.com/health/10-10-2005/9044-ring-0/

1  MrDonutSlayer 2017-11-23

This is so intriguing. Thanks for posting this. I don’t know if I fully believe it, however, it is always nice to get another side!!

1  SmutChancellor 2017-11-23

According to David Icke.