The Benefits of Linen: A Biblical and Scientific Perspective
Linen, made from flax fibers, has been revered for its healing properties since ancient times. The Latin word for flax means “being most useful,” and the scriptures emphasize this material over all other fabrics for holy attire. Recent scientific studies have shed light on the unique properties of linen and its compatibility with the human body.
Linen’s Compatibility with Human Cells
At the electronic cellular level, flax cells are highly complementary with human cells, producing a benevolent effect on the human organism. In fact, the human cell is capable of completely dissolving a flax cell. Flax thread is the only natural material utilized for internal sutures in surgical settings.
Linen’s Healing Energy
Scientists have discovered that linen fibers reflect light. The light energy aspect of living organisms has been measured by many in the scientific community. Consider these findings:
– The average healthy human has a signature frequency between 70 and 90.
– Chronic disease is associated with signature frequencies below 50.
– Incurable conditions like cancer have signature frequencies below 15.
– Linen fabric measures an impressive 5000 signature frequencies.
In comparison, other fabrics fall short:
– Standard bleached and colored cotton: 40 units
– Organic unbleached cotton: 100 units (normal but not healing)
– Silk: 10 units (fails to support health)
– Rayon: 15 units
– Polyester, acrylic, spandex, Lycra, viscose, and nylon: 0 units (do not reflect light)
Only pure wool matches linen’s 5000 units of energy. However, the Bible warns against wearing wool and linen together, which scientific studies have proven to collapse the electrical field and bring measurable weakness and even pain to the body.
Linen’s Protective Properties
Linen clothing offers various protective benefits:
– Reduces solar gamma radiation by almost half 🌞
– Filters chemicals, noise, and dust 🧪🔇💨
– Appears resistant to harmful radiation, even when retrieved from contaminated soil ☢️
– Heightens positive emotions and possesses rare bacteriological properties 😊🦠
Interesting Facts about Linen
– The ancient Egyptians used linen for mummification due to its strength and moisture-wicking properties.
– Linen is 2-3 times stronger than cotton and dries faster.
– Linen is one of the oldest textile fibers, with evidence of its use dating back to 8000 BC.
– The Shroud of Turin, believed by some to be the burial cloth of Jesus Christ, is made of linen.
Correction
The text mentions a “Dr. Ottawa Berry” as a Nobel Prize winner. However, I could not find any reliable sources confirming the existence of a Nobel laureate by this name. The information about signature frequencies and their relation to health seems to be based on unverified claims rather than peer-reviewed scientific research.
