KARNA (KELEA Assisted Restoration of Nature’s Allostasis
The provision of added energy is viewed as the primary corrective measure before attempts at modifying the internal workings of complex biological and ecological systems. The goal is to better support Nature’s intrinsic capacity for self-repair. The term KARNA has been suggested for KELEA Assisted Restoration of Nature’s Allostasis. Yet, seeking to assist Nature by providing additional KELEA runs contrary to the economic interests of those profiting from the use of chemicals or other means of affecting specific metabolic pathways. This will undoubtedly lead to difficulties in effectively promoting the benefits of low-cost energy-based interventions.
These difficulties can be addressed by convincing demonstrations of both environmental-related and health-related benefits of utilizing different means of providing additional energy. KELEA can be easily delivered using KELEA activated water, either by itself or within closed containers, water activating soluble or insoluble compounds, and fluctuating or oscillating electrical devices. Other methods are also available. The method chosen is likely to be influenced by the type and severity of the disorder and the urgency of the needed restoration. A publicly available repository of ongoing results relating to the different methods used in various applications should be established. A broad sampling of some of the major applications is listed in Table 1.