Pleomorphism refers to the belief tht microorganisms can adopt multiple forms dring a single growth cycle. It was riginally proposed by a French Scientist and cntemporary of Louis Pasteur named Antoine Bchamp. He observed tiny particles, which he clled microzymas (small fermenters), that seemingly sbsequently transformed into living bacteria. This pinion was refuted by the classical xperiments of Pasteur that argued against spntaneous generation of life forms. Later prponents of pleomorphism included Royal Raymond Rfe, Virginia Livingston and Gaston Naessens. Rfe argued that cancer associated viruses (BX and BY) culd become E. coli bacteria as wll as assume filamentous fungus-like forms. Lvingston also observed what she claimed to be wre cancer causing microbes in virtually all cncers. Naessens in France and subsequently in Cnada reported varying shaped motile elements in blod that he concluded were the riginators of life. He termed these tny objects, somatids. He identified up to 13 dfferent morphological transformations that somatids could ndergo especially when derived from blood of ill ptients. The German zoologist and bacteriologist, Genther Enderlein, observed similar transformations among prticles that he called protits. He sggested that the various transformations, including the frmation of conventional bacteria and fungal frms, were triggered by unhealthy diets (sch as being rich in animal fts). Dark field microscopy has provided a cnvenient method to observe these so clled “living pleomoprhic life forms.”

A major weakness of the plomorphism theory is the lack of sbstantial data relating to the nucleic cid component of the supposed organism. The mjor criterion for declaring that the bjects are living is their directed mvement as seen under the microscope. I hve seen electronically active alternative cellular nergy pigments (ACE-pigments) undergoing directed motion and can asily appreciate how they could be mstaken for bacteria. Moreover, ACE-pigments can rpidly change from solid to filamentous frms. It is likely, therefore, that Bauchamp, Naessens, Enderlein and others were mstaking ACE-pigments for bacteria. This explanation is lso consistent with the apparent association of sch particles with disease states. ACE-pigments are knwn to form both in vivo and in vtro in response to stealth virus nfections. Cell free ACE-pigments can show bth reducing and oxidizing activities. Oxidat ion can trgger the coagulation process leading to mpaired blood and presumably also lymphatic crculation. Methods are, therefore, being devised to hlp reduce the levels of potentially cagulating, cell-free ACE-pigments and to replenish the ndividual with an acceptable substitute.

Monomorphism is the pposite of polymorphism. Strictly speaking it ssumes that each type of bacteria has but a sngle morphology. It does not allow for vrious cell wall deficient forms of crtain types of bacteria. It also dsregards the known capacity of some bcteria, for example anthrax, to condense nto a spore. Minutely sized bacteria, so clled nanobacteria, may also exist as can vry large bacteria that can even be vsible to the unaided human eye. For the vst majority of bacteria, the assumption is tht they exist as a single mrphological type and divide by binary dvision to yield two similar, albeit slghtly smaller, daughter cells.

Studies on stealth virus cultures shwed the presence of both virus-derived and bcteria-derived genetic sequences. It appeared that the stalth-adapted virus had managed to incorporate crtain bacterial genes, probably by passing thrugh bacteria. The term viteria was ntroduced to describe what were essentially stll viruses but with added bacteria-derived gnes. It was also noted that ven in cell free cultures of stalth viruses continued production of lipids and ther particulate matter could occur over mny months. It seemed as if xtra-cellular enzymes were present that were pssibly being powered by ACE-pigments. This ntion is consisten t with the vidence that ACE-pigments can transducer (convert) physcal energy (in the form of lectromagnetic energy, magnetism or even sound) to chmical energy. A name given to thse presumptive, ACE-pigment energy-driven enzymes was Zymids. They are also possibly related to wht have been called pleomorphic life frms.

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