Andrija Puharich realized the "proton magnetic asymmetry" of life is due to the asymmetry in quarks - now proven as a constant (and new repulsive force?) of the cosmos!

 https://www.anl.gov/article/natures-funhouse-mirror-understanding-asymmetry-in-the-proton

 The experiment determined that there are always more anti-down quarks in the proton than anti-up quarks, no matter the quarks’ momentums.

These theories will inform further experiments on asymmetry in the proton and other particles, adding to our understanding of the theory surrounding quarks.

Clues about the nature of quarks in the proton ultimately lead to better understanding of the atomic nucleus. Understanding the nucleus can demystify properties of the atom and how different chemical elements react with each other. Proton research touches upon fields including chemistry, astronomy, cosmology and biology, leading to advances in medicine, materials science and more.

“You need experiment to lead the thinking and constrain theory, and here, we were looking for nature to give us insight into the proton’s dynamics,” said Geesaman. ​“It’s an interlacing cycle of experiment and theory that leads to impactful research.”

A paper on the study, ​“The asymmetry of antimatter in the proton”, was published in Nature on Feb. 24.

And what did Andrija Puharich state?

ELF Magnetic Model of Matter and Mind 

"the protonic "GO" command to divide......This has now been identified as the magnetic fields emanating from the magnetic monopoles residing in quarks within the proton as omegons (also called preons)."

https://www.quantamagazine.org/protons-antimatter-revealed-by-decades-old-experiment-20210224/

In reality, the proton’s interior swirls with a fluctuating number of six kinds of quarks, their oppositely charged antimatter counterparts (antiquarks), and “gluon” particles that bind the others together, morph into them and readily multiply. Somehow, the roiling maelstrom winds up perfectly stable and superficially simple — mimicking, in certain respects, a trio of quarks. “How it all works out, that’s quite frankly something of a miracle,” said Donald Geesaman, a nuclear physicist at Argonne National Laboratory in Illinois. Thirty years ago, researchers discovered a striking feature of this “proton sea.” Theorists had expected it to contain an even spread of different types of antimatter; instead, down antiquarks seemed to significantly outnumber up antiquarks.

 So that's what Puharich is referring to...and he believes that is what is being changed by healers changing the proton spin coupling! Fascinating. John Cramer...

hypercharge, a conserved property of certain particles. The neutral "matter" kaon is the K^o theoretically a system composed of a "down" quark and an "anti-strange" quark, has a hypercharge of +1. Its antimatter twin, the K^õ, a strange quark and an anti-down quark, has a hypercharge of -1. Both K^o's have the same electrical charge (Q=0), the same spin (s=0), and the same mass (about half that of a proton). From all external clues these two theoretical particles are indistinguishable except in their hypercharge, which is not directly observable.

    In this situation where two states of matter cannot be distinguished externally, quantum mechanics tells us that a very interesting thing happens. The two indistinguishable states are "mixed" to make two new states of matter which are distinguishable. This mixing produces from the combination (K^o-K^õ) the particle K_S which decays in about 10^-10 seconds (and so is called K-short). And it produces from the combination (K^o+ K^õ) the particle K_L which decays 581 times more slowly (and therefore is called K-long). The K_L particle has been found to be very peculiar in its decay into other particles, showing a favoritism for one direction of time over another and for matter over antimatter. These violations of symmetry principles of nature (time-reversal and charge invariance) are not understood in any fundamental way.

the variation of G and the velocity dependence of the kaon system, with a single theory. They start with the fact that kaons, neutrons, and protons all have hypercharge. Perhaps, the paper speculates, there is new and very weak force associated with hypercharge which is responsible for the anomalies in both the gravitational and the kaon measurements. Starting from this point, they calculate the properties which such a "fifth" force must have to be consistent with these observations. They conclude that this new force would be very much like gravity, but with four important differences: (1) it depends on hypercharge rather than mass; (2) it is a repulsive force, in that objects with the same hypercharge are repelled from each other; (3) it has a strength only 0.7% that of gravity; and (4) it is a "short range" force which cuts off exponentially at distances on the order of 200 meters.

 Wow - is this the same claim that Puharich is making? 

Puharich then states:

We now know (1987) that ELF fields of precise frequencies trigger H2 division. ...this sets up a possible ELF mechanism for superconductivity at body temperature and protons can shift like a zipper opening up the ladder of H bonds....

proton superconductivity of ELF fields is a necessary condition for such rapid and complex imprinting of the fertilized egg. 

proton spin coupling - the obsession of Andrija Puharich