Based in SW England, Weatherology has been researching the weather effect on humans for more than ten years. We have five areas of specialism; Weather effect on Physiology, Biochemistry, Genetics, Psychology and Evolution. Without any one of air, heat, light and water (weather); life would not exist. As humans we have two mechanisms which control our ability to survive; Circadian Rhythms and homeostasis.
Fig 1. Homeostasis, the balance of weather and essential nutrients
1. Input from natural influences AIR, HEAT, LIGHT and WATER into the Hypothalamus
2. Hypothalamus sends messages to the HEART, LUNGS, DIGESTIVE SYSTEM, BLOOD and MUSCLES
3. Positive/negative feedback to the Hypothalamus
4. Unconcious desire for essential nutrients, water and comfort.
The weather (air, heat, light and water) affects every mechanism, system, organ, tissue, cell and gene in all life. Circadian Rhythms are nature’s way of cell rejuvenation at night from potentially harmful UV and possibly other radiation received during the day.
We have developed some novel theories, which provide unique understanding of all life. Our major breakthrough came last year with the discovery of a potential enzyme (SOLE) we believe is present in more than 850 human genes. It is present in all 24 human chromosomes including x and y and is genetically transferred through replication/reproduction. The SOLE enzyme has the potential to produce DNA/RNA and other biomolecules and as such was possibly the start of life on Earth.
We think many of the problems associated with gene transfer across the blood-brain barrier may have improved solutions. We have discovered, drugs used for the treatment of Alzheimer’s and senile dementia contain the potential SOLE enzyme and possibly offer improved solutions of delivery.
Our commercial applications company, NAXIS has a web-based system which enables clients to forecast human physiological, biochemical, genetic and psychological changes. We have developed an index (a unique combination of weather elements) which provides high correlation to all human actions, many of which are unconscious.
