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microzymas become pathological bacteria and viruses. In a
healthy body,
microzymas form
healthy cells. When a
plant or
animal dies, the
microzymas live...
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biological fluids were
actually the
elementary units of life. He
named them
microzymas—that is, "tiny enzymes"—and
credited them with
producing both enzymes...
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Pleomorphism and
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partly available on
Google Books, esp. pp. 341–42.)
Antoine Béchamp, Les
microzymas, Paris, 1883 (repr. Paris, 1990), pp. 286–88
Keith L. Manchester : "Antoine...
- were
thought to be
plant parasitic fungi and they were
later termed as "
microzymas" by the
French scientist Béchamp.
There was a
belief that
plants were...
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every animal or
plant cell
there were
small particles that he
called microzymas or
granulations moleculaires.
These particles were able to
transform into...
