Cigarette smoke effects reduced in active and passive smokers through BNT technology

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To the millions who ignite the fuse of this rather dangerous biological weapon (I mean the cigarette) and the millions who have resigned-to-the-fate of the after-effects, BNT (Bharath Natural Nitric Oxide Technology) offers new hope.

The following simple experiment demonstrates how the harmful effects of cigarettes can be eliminated with the help of BNT Stickers:

THE SETUP

Two smoker volunteers, a CO metre, a cigarette and a BNT sticker of course!

THE CONTROL  

1. Passive smoker (left) and Active  smoker (right) with CO (Carbon Monooxide meter) in background , control - 0 ppm (image below…click on the image to view larger version).


2. Active smoker’s cigarette smoke shows CO level of 43 PPM.

SMOKING CLOSE TO THE BNT STICKER

3. Active smoker continues smoking with BNT sticker (stuck on cell phone) in hand,
metre shows dramatic reduction of CO level.


4. Active smoker again smokes another fresh cigarette after resetting CO meter to zero level. The CO level goes up to 43 PPM.But the passive smoker carries BNT sticker cell phone in hand showing dramatic reduction of CO level to ZERO PPM.


IMPRESSION : The toxic gas CO from cigarette is very dramatically cut down to 0 PPM with BNT sticker using cell phone either carried by passive or active smoker.

The anti-pollution action of BNT sticker is very clearly, scientifically demonstrated by this natural technology.

An ‘eggsciting’ discovery! - BNT Milky Way stickers in the Egg Industry

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Great Truths and discoveries (think Newton and the apple) in life are simple.

Similarly, through a series of simple reproducable experiments, Dr. Chandrasekaran has been demonstrating the effectiveness of Nitric Oxide in combating pollutants and enhancing health through the BNT Milky Way (MW) stickers.

THE EXPERIMENT

A simple egg experiment was conducted and was seen that the BNT MW Sticker keeps eggs fresh.

Technically speaking, the BNT Milky Way sticker kept the total proteins, albumin levels high by preventing degradation, through generation of the health giving MOLECULE (Nitric Oxide).

The illustrated photos below show the quite stable nature of egg yolk and white (in the glass on the left) compared to the degenerated state of ordinary “control” eggs (glass on the right). The rotten smell of “control” eggs is quite in contrast to the almost odourless BNT eggs…fresh!

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The lab analysis of the BNT eggs show raised Total proteins and albumin levels compared to “control” eggs.

HOW THIS CAN BE APPLIED IN THE EGGS INDUSTRY

The BNT MW stickers can be applied to the storage tanks - either metal or plastics, or it can be used in the finished egg powder packings.

The cost is very economical and the technology can be easily assayed by testing the egg powder purity, nutritive values etc

The BNT MW stickers are stable in stored sealed pouches for 18-20 months. The required stickers used can be removed and replaced with new ones in the production line.

CONCLUSION

The BNT MW stickers used in the egg industry will help to keep the food value of eggs intact, well-preserved, preventing bio-degradation and boosting the nutritive value with additional benefit of the HEALTH MOLECULE (nitric oxide).

BNT Stickers protect from Carbon Monoxide in car air-conditioners

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As a writer for this BNT blog, a cause which I believe in and endorse 100%, I was invited by Dr.Chandrasekaran (my uncle) to witness and record the ‘Car Air-condtioner experiment. This was on 8th December 2008. I was on holiday, visiting my hometown of Sivakasi.

The Rationale Behind the Experiment

The rationale is that car air-conditioners, apart from pumping in cool air also, let in traces of carbon monoxide.

And during the monsoons, specially in some Indian cities, the roads get flooded and the car exhaust is sometimes immersed under water.

This blocks the exhaust and the fumes get recycled back into the car and poisonous carbon-monoxide exits through the car air-conditioners…and with all the car windows closed, can also cause the passengers’ death.

This actually happened to 3 software engineers in Chennai (Madras) in the south of India, the capital city of the state of Tamil Nadu (read “When air and water, conspire to kill“, The Hindu, 31 Oct 2006).

An excerpt from the report:

“…

How does CO kill?

Carbon monoxide, or CO, is one of the gases emitted by your car’s exhaust system. It is completely imperceptible to the human senses, being odourless, colourless, tasteless. And this poison is doubly deadly, as it gets absorbed into the bloodstream quickly — the haemoglobin in blood has a much greater affinity for this gas than oxygen, forming a strong bond that is devastating in nature — it starves organ tissues in the human body of vital oxygen. Symptoms of CO poisoning are things you’d shake off as the result of a stressful, long day at work — headache, dizziness, nausea and fatigue. And then you might decide to sleep it off for a while… …”

The Experiment Setup

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Quite a simple premise…the idea was to put a bird in a cage, a flower and a betel leaf into a running parked car with all the windows up and the air-conditioner on. A CO measuring metre was put inside alongwith the other props. The exhaust pipe of the car was fed into a rubber tube, which in turn was dipped into a bucket filled with water. This was to simulate the flooded road effect, where the car exhaust pipe is drowned.

I tried to photograph the setup from outside the car…you can see the reflection of the houses in the photo above.

The Experiment - Control setup

First, the “Control” setup (without BNT Sticker), where just the bird, flowers, betel leaves and the CO metre were placed in the car. The car a/c was on, the car engine was running and the exhaust was dipped into the bucket of water.

Here, after 10 mins of the car running, the bird’s feathers ruffled and the bird which was actively jumping around in the cage bird, drowsily crept into a corner and was still.

The fresh flowers and the betel leaves too, showed signs of decay.

The reading on the CO metre was taken. It showed 208.

With the intent of not harming the bird, the car door was opened and the engine stopped and all the doors were opened to let in fresh air to prepare for the next stage of the experiment.

The Experiment - With BNT Sticker

The BNT Sticker was stuck just above the car a/c on the dashboard and the experiment repeated.

The bird kept actively leaping about in the cage.

The flowers and leaves too looked and stayed fresh.

CO reading showed 0!

I couldn’t believe my eyes. But the bird’s reactions were very clear.

The drawback was that I couldn’t get more clear pictures due to the reflections on the windscreen. We agreed that next time we should get a professional videographer and see if it was possible to place a video camera inside the car itself.

Here is the video i mentioned….

 

 

 

Do get some BNT stickers and spread the word. You will be supporting our research in bringing natural technologies to the fore and helping the cause of our planet’s environment.

 

Ancient Indian Temple Secret revealed!

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Neem_peepulAs the ancient practice from the temples of South India goes, a Neem and Peepul tree are always planted intertwined at the back of the temple (the Peepul tree is the one under which the Buddha had gained enlightenment).

This provides a natural source of health enhancing Nitric Oxide to worshippers who circumbulate the temple.

Trees of Enlightenment – Ancient Technology from Ancient South Indian Temples - Harnessing natural Nitric Oxide Power from the Neem and Peepul Tree

With all the talk about Global Warming gaining ground and the increasing pollution in our everyday lives, it’s time we got proactive and started taking active care of our health.

Let’s Together Beat Global Warming and bring Nature back into our Lives with Nitric Oxide and BNT Stickers

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