Nexus - February-March 2025

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KLOTHO: KEY TO ANTI-AGEING AND DISEASE The enzyme Klotho is the single biomarker for longevity that people can be self-empowered to change, and with current evidence and ongoing research, it will be used to improve lifespans as well as diseases thought untreatable, reveals Greg Fredericks, ND, NMD. DIGITAL MERCENARIES: HISTORY OF SPYWARE Beginning with cypher machines, T.J. Coles goes back more than a century to expose key players in spyware development including Crypto AG, the CIA, Israel, PROMIS software and Robert Maxwell, as well as highlighting dangers of spyware and smartphones today. THE DARK SIDE OF MUSIC Riccardo Tristano Tuis says good music is always good music, regardless of intonation, noting that decades of acoustic research conducted in order to exert emotional conditioning and potential manipulation of the mind is how music has become weaponised against the people. THE ENIGMA OF TARTARIA Paul Stonehill looks at conflicting Western accounts of the location of the land known as Tartary/Tartaria by Western explorers from the 12th–19th centuries, and adds Russian knowledge of who lived there and the creatures found in this mysterious place. SCIENCE NEWS: THOUGHT WAVES This 1915 article from The Electrical Experimenter deals with theories by Alexander Graham Bell, Thomas Edison and others for the potential of electricity to transfer thought waves, and includes some of their related experiments and experiences.