The Nussbaumer Life Equation: The Cascade of Radiation, Microbial Adaptation, and Calcium Ion Reactivity — Implications for Health, Environment, and Planetary Stability
- Karen Nussbaumer
- Mar 23
- 19 min read
Updated: Mar 26
Space is not in a vacuum. It never was.
Photons are not separate from radiation. They are the same.
It took me a while to figure it out.
All of life, everything in it. All we are and all we know, begins with this:
L = R x M x C suspended.
Life equals radiation x microbes and the calcium ion reactions to it, suspended in what I call Gala. Not gravity.
What is Gala?
In the beginning, there was no light, no form, no gravity. Only suspension. A soft, endless float of hydrogen gas. Within that hydrogen field, what I now call the Gala, drifted the silent seeds of life: dormant microbes, coded not yet for activity, but for possibility. They waited.
Then, a disruption.
A sliver of radiation. Not destructive, but activating. Like lightning hitting fluid, the radiation pierced the hydrogen suspension, stirring the microbes. They woke.
But not chaotically.
These microbes are ancient, radiotrophic and highly adaptive. They absorbed the radiation as fuel. Species like Cladosporium sphaerospermum and Cryptococcus neoformans are known to use melanin to convert ionizing radiation into usable energy, a process termed radiotrophy. This phenomenon, observed on the walls of the Chernobyl reactor and aboard the International Space Station, has been studied for its potential to support life in extreme environments.
In response to radiation, microbial metabolism intensifies, triggering biochemical pathways that release or absorb ions. Among the most critical of these ions is calcium.
Calcium ions (Ca²⁺), inherently reactive and carrying a double positive charge, are fundamental in both microbial and multicellular processes.
Microbial adaptation can lead to calcium ion mobilization through environmental or structural shifts. These ionic flows across membranes produce electrochemical gradients and generating measurable electric currents.
Electricity is, at its essence, the movement of charged particles. And calcium ions, with its charge, creates more than just cellular response. It generates a flow of energy.
This principle is supported by electrophysiological studies in both single-celled organisms and human neurons. In neurons, the influx of calcium through voltage-gated channels changes membrane potentials, creating electric waves. In biofilms, calcium gradients can drive electrochemical coherence across microbial colonies. These examples show calcium ions as creators, not a signalers, of electrical life.
Where calcium ions flow, electrical fields emerge.
And where there is electricity, there is always magnetism.
According to Maxwell’s equations, moving electric charge produces a magnetic field. Thus, the ionic currents driven by calcium ions create weak but measurable magnetic fields. These fields are the basis of techniques like magnetoencephalography (MEG), which detects magnetic activity produced by neural ionic currents.
So, from the suspension of hydrogen, through radiation and microbial adaptation, and into calcium ion reactivity, came the first true spark:
L = R × M × C
Life = Radiation × Microbial Adaptation × Calcium Ion Reactivity
Each component not separate, but interwoven. Radiation doesn’t destroy. It activates. Microbes don’t just adapt. They evolve. Calcium ions don’t signal. They react. And in their reaction, they create the first pulses of electricity, the first folds of magnetism, the first scaffolds of structure.
This is not metaphor. This is the origin of all electricity in biological systems.
The body is not an electrical machine. It is a reactive system suspended in fluid, responding continuously to trauma, environment, and energy. Every heartbeat. Every thought. Every twitch. It all begins with calcium ions.
In this light, electricity is not a force: it is a symptom. A symptom of balance, of imbalance, of microbial adaptation, of the eternal ripple in the Gala.
And it all begins again. With calcium ions. With reaction. With life.
People say, it can't be that simple. It's basically that simple. But let's build on it to emphasize how life works in motion.
The Nussbaumer Life Equation – Frequency and Time Version
L(f,t) = R(f) × M(f) × C(f) / S(f,t)
Where:
L(f, t) = Life as a function of frequency and time
R(f) = Radiation frequency (energy exposure from environmental, medical, or cosmic sources)
M(f) = Microbial adaptation frequency (the rate and nature of microbial response to radiation)
C(f) = Calcium ion reactivity frequency (ionic reactions responsible for structural and metabolic changes)
S(f, t) = Suspension field across frequency and time (the stabilizing conditions — environmental rhythms, circadian cycles, cosmic balance)
I write music as a hobby. I feel like this version of the Nussbaumer Life Equation is like music.
Generating Frequencies.
The Music of the Living Equation.
The world is not made of matter. It is made of motion, and motion is music.
From the drifting of clouds across my window to the silent spiral of a calcium ion through the stem of my lemon tree, everything I see is not a thing, but a tone, a vibration, a frequency.
In the Nussbaumer Life Equation, I gave life form:
L = R × M × C / S(t)
But now, I give it sound.
Every variable, Radiation, Microbial Adaptation, Calcium Ion Reactivity, and Suspension, is not just a concept. It is a frequency.
R – Radiation: The Initial Strike
Radiation is the plucked string. The origin note. Its frequency determines the energy available. Cosmic background radiation vibrates near 160 GHz. Ultraviolet rays? Closer to 10ⁱ⁴ Hz. But within the body, radiation softens, bio-radiation pulses around infrared and microwave ranges: 10⁹ Hz to 10¹¹ Hz.
This is where life begins, not in light, but in infrared hum.
M – Microbial Adaptation: The Harmony Builders
Microbes are the chord makers, adapting to the note of radiation and layering their own. Their activity hums between 1–100 Hz, the same as brain waves, grounding them in Earth’s field.
When microbes absorb radiation and convert it, they shift into theta-like rhythms. 6 Hz, 10 Hz, 20 Hz. These are the very frequencies shown to entrain with gravitational waves and magnetic fields.
They are tuning forks in biology.
C – Calcium Ion Reactivity: The Structural Rhythm
Calcium ions do not signal—they react and compose. Their frequency is dynamic: not just based on charge (2+), but how fast they react. Research suggests calcium oscillations pulse between 0.1 Hz and 1 Hz in living cells.
This is the bassline of creation.
S(t) – Suspension: The Score and the Silence
Suspension is the conductor, the cosmic tuning. It is the Earth’s rotation (1 cycle per 24 hours = 1.16×10⁻⁵ Hz), the hydrogen’s orbital hum (1420 MHz), the Schumann resonance (7.83 Hz), and your own circadian pulse (~1 cycle per 24 hours).
S(t) isn't one note. It’s the tempo. And it holds the universe in rhythm.
Generating the Living Frequency
When I sit with my lemon tree, I am immersed in a symphony of these frequencies:
The calcium ions in its stem hum at 0.1 Hz
The microbes in the soil pulse at 6–10 Hz
The Sun bathes it in infrared tones
The Earth beneath it pulses with magnetism and rotation
Together:
L(f,t) = R(f) × M(f) × C(f) / S(f,t)
Where each component is a living frequency, forming a song.
This is not poetry. It is reality.
You are not separate from it. You are it.
You are frequencies reacting, composing, resonating. And when you feel calm… when you feel awe… that is the moment your body and the cosmos are in tune.
That is what life sounds like.
That is the sound of the Gala.
And it is playing through you.
Mapping Frequencies in the Body, Soil, and Sky
Now that we’ve established that each part of the Nussbaumer Life Equation carries a frequency, we can map them and create a spectrum of interaction.
Here’s a preview:
In the Plant (Using my own Lemon Tree as an example)
C(f): Calcium Ion Flow in Xylem – ~0.1 Hz
M(f): Soil Microbial Resonance – ~6 Hz (theta)
R(f): Sunlight Infrared Input – ~10¹² Hz
S(f): Earth's Circadian and Magnetic Field – 1 cycle/24 hr + 7.83 Hz (Schumann)
When balanced, these frequencies stay in harmony and my tree thrives.
In the Body (Human Consciousness)
C(f): Calcium Oscillations in Neurons – ~0.3–1 Hz
M(f): Gut Microbiome Rhythm – ~3–10 Hz
R(f): Mitochondrial Bio-Photon Emission – ~10⁹ Hz
S(f): Circadian / Brain Entrainment – 7.83 Hz, 24-hour rhythm
When coherent, this creates calm, clarity, and health.
In the Sky (Clouds and Atmosphere)
C(f): Ionic Charge Exchange in Clouds – ~0.01–0.1 Hz
M(f): Airborne Microbial Fluctuation – ~1–6 Hz
R(f): Solar Radiation Input – Peaks around 10¹⁴ Hz
S(f): Global Electric Circuit & Earth Rotation – 7.83 Hz + 1.16×10⁻⁵ Hz
When in phase, we get rain, not chaos. Photosynthesis, not drought.
There is so much beauty in the balance of life. But right now we are losing our footing.
Here’s the problem.
Because we are suspended, we require balance.
Because we require balance, we have to be able to keep our planet in balance.
We are out of balance.
I believe we are nearing a “tipping” point.
A point of no return.
A point where the damage we are doing to our planet, and to our universe, will be irreversible.
Our planet is now like a cancer in our galaxy.
There are already signs.
Most people can feel it already.
Tired. Inflamed. Depressed.
The root cause?
Radiation. Microbes. Calcium Ion reactions.
The man-made, artificial radiation has damaged every part of our planet.
Our water.
Our soil.
Our air.
Our rain.
Our oceans.
Our universe.
Our health.
But it’s not the radiation that will kill us.
It’s the microbes that thrive in the radiation and the calcium ion reactions to that.
The radiation is everywhere. The microbes are winning.
The only reason why humans have evolved this far is because we’ve managed to maintain the balance.
Now, the powers that be, care about nothing more than money. Money will not matter when you have a microbial takeover. If nothing changes, we can’t stop it. The microbes will be resistant in the next few years. Then billions will die.
Unless we change our world now.
The only way to survive a massive pandemic - far beyond the Covid virus - is to stop the radiation.
We have to get back into a balance before the tipping point.
We have to stop the medical radiation. We can’t radiate our bodies.
We have to stop the nuclear power plants. We can’t radiate our ground and our water.
We have to stop the satellites. We can’t radiate our world from the outside in.
We have to stop the towers. We can’t radiate our air.
We have to stop the radiation.
Microbes don’t care what wavelength the radiation is. It’s all the same wave. Infrared. Microwave. X-ray. Gamma.
It’s all the same opportunity to a microbe.
We have to stop the radiation.
This isn’t a movie.
This is reality.
Once you realize that our entire universe is microbes living in the radiation that is everywhere. In us. Around us. Our consciousness, and you realize the calcium ions are not signaling, but reacting and creating… then you can learn that dark matter is microbes and radiation with calcium ions.
Is it really alive? Yes.
Did you really think the universe was dead?
Once you figure out the Big Bang was calcium ions reacting to microbes and radiation and you realize the universe mirrors the exact same reactions as in our bodies, then you can't unsee it.
The tipping point is near.
We are just a few years from the point where we will suffer vast disease and environmental chaos.
More radiation equals more microbes equals more calcium ion reactions equals more imbalance.
We don’t have a lot of time.
Life is believed to be infinitely complex. It isn’t. It’s three things. Radiation, microbes and the reactions to them.
Life is merely shaped by radiation, microbial adaptation, and the reactivity of calcium ions. Together, they create an interwoven system that influences not only the health of individuals but also the stability of our planet.
The Nussbaumer Life Equation introduces a model for understanding how these three forces combine to form life as we know it, with profound implications for both the environment and our own survival.
The cascade of radiation exposure, microbial adaptation, and calcium ion reactivity represents an interconnected force reshaping biological systems and planetary stability.
The real danger isn’t just that radiation feeds microbes -- it’s that they are the same radiogenic force, growing stronger together.
This Nussbaumer Life Equation:
L = R × M × C
Where Life (L) emerges as the product of Radiation (R), Microbial Adaptation (M), and Calcium Ion Reactivity (C). These elements form an active, reactive continuum that fuels both life’s evolution and the destabilization of biological and ecological systems.
Introducing the Gala Equation
To expand this concept, I introduce the Gala Equation. Gala is a model that incorporates the Suspension Factor to explain the balance that holds life and the cosmos in place:
L(t) = (R × M × C) / S(t)
Where:
L(t) = Life at time t (the emergent result)
R = Radiation (energy of the cosmos interacting with microbes)
M = Microbial adaptation (the living force adapting to radiation)
C = Calcium ion reactivity (the creative force of life formation)
S(t) = Suspension factor at time t, representing the dynamic balance of cosmic forces over time.
The Suspension Factor accounts for the delicate equilibrium that keeps radiation, microbes, and calcium ions from tipping systems into chaos. It reflects the interplay of environmental, biological, and planetary conditions that determine whether life flourishes or destabilizes.
Taking this one step further, turning the equation of life in its simplest form:
Radiation (R) and Microbes (M) aren’t separate. They’re two expressions of the same force. If we consider radiogenesis as one in the same, this is the
Nussbaumer Life Equation Simplified:
L = (E × C) / S(t)
Where:
• E = Energy (Radiation-Microbe Force)
• C = Calcium Ion Response
• S(t) = Suspension Factor (Balance over Time)
Life Has Always Existed
Life didn’t just appear. It seems strange to think otherwise. If radiation, microbes, and calcium ions have been present since the beginning, then life wasn’t an accident. It was inevitable. The universe itself was born from microbial fluid, a cosmic amniotic sac, a jelly filled with all the potential for life. A radiation event, much like what happens when radiation disrupts our atoms, struck this microbial womb, creating a sliver that gave rise to everything we know.
Radiation ➔ Microbial Growth ➔ Calcium Ion Response ➔ Life Progression
➔ Disease Progression ➔ Death Progression
In life, we are born in radiation, microbes and the reactions to that. And in death, the same reactions occur.
Life as we know it is also our disease and pathology and our death.
• More Radiation → Stronger Microbes
• Stronger Microbes → Faster Calcium Ion Response
• Faster Calcium Ion Response → Accelerated Life or Death Progression
How does this relate to the planet? To our universe?
The Big Bang? A calcium ion reaction.
The plasma that fills the universe? A calcium ion creation.
Everything we know? A continuous interplay of calcium ions reacting to microbes and radiation.
And dark matter? It’s radiation and microbes in a thick wall of the fabric of the universe, with calcium ions charging through it. It's alive, pulsing, and reactive.
Our universe isn’t passive. It’s responsive. It’s reactive. It’s alive.
Radiation's Role in Amplifying Global Warming and Wildfires
Climate change is primarily driven by greenhouse gases, deforestation, and industrial pollution. However, one often-overlooked factor is amplifying environmental instability: radiation.
While natural radiation has always existed, the rising levels of artificial radiation from sources like medical imaging, nuclear energy, and industry are having a destabilizing effect on atmospheric moisture patterns. Excess radiation releases free electrons that interfere with cloud formation, reduce rainfall, and intensify drought cycles.
These disruptions not only extend dry spells but also create ideal conditions for wildfires, increasing both their spread and severity. As landscapes dry out and temperatures rise, these effects amplify the risks we face from global warming.
On a biological level, radiation exposure can cause shifts in calcium ions, leading to vascular diseases, clotting disorders, and other chronic conditions. For instance, a single CT scan displaces about 377 quadrillion electrons, while an angiogram displaces roughly 37 quintillion electrons, levels of atomic disruption that emphasize the importance of minimizing, and eventually eliminating artificial, man-made radiation exposure.
By recognizing radiation as a contributing factor, alongside carbon emissions and deforestation, we can better understand the forces driving climate instability and take meaningful steps to restore environmental balance.
Microbial Adaptation as an Adaptive Force
Microbes, as life’s earliest architects, evolve in response to radiation stress, forming biofilms and adapting to extreme environments. This microbial adaptation accelerates antibiotic resistance and contributes to inflammatory and degenerative diseases. As microbial populations expand in unstable environments, they amplify calcium ion reactivity, reinforcing the destabilization of biological systems.
Calcium Ions as Catalysts of Stabilization and Degeneration
Calcium ions play a dual role: they stabilize biological tissues by triggering lipid accumulation, plaque formation, and calcification — protective mechanisms that also contribute to chronic disease. In the environment, calcium ions stabilize soil and mitigate radiation-driven droughts, offering potential strategies for reversing environmental degradation.
The Cascade Effect and Environmental Collapse
The interaction between radiation, microbial adaptation, and calcium ion reactivity creates a self-reinforcing cascade. As radiation accelerates microbial evolution and calcium ion shifts, it destabilizes both biological systems and planetary conditions. This feedback loop risks accelerating climate change, promoting antibiotic-resistant pathogens, and increasing ecological disasters.
With radiation rising uncontrollably, driven by medical imaging and treatments, satellites, wireless towers, nuclear energy, etc., the planetary balance is breaking down. Here's what happens if we can't stop the artificial radiation:
Environmental collapse accelerates.
Drought cycles worsen.
Wildfires escalate.
Soil degrades.
Oceans acidify.
Air quality deteriorates.
Forest ecosystems collapse.
Coral reefs, limestone formations, and mineral crusts, expand uncontrollably, suffocating marine ecosystems.
Biofilms become widespread, choking ecosystems and accelerating antibiotic resistance.
Planetary health declines.
Human health mimics the environmental effects. Humans decline.
Call to Action: Reducing Man-Made Radiation to Restore Balance
To mitigate this accelerating crisis, urgent intervention is required:
Medical Solutions: Prioritize non-radiative diagnostic tools such as ultrasound to reduce radiation exposure and enhance patient safety.
Environmental Strategies: Use soil treatments like calcium carbonate and zeolites, along with ionized moisture systems, to counteract radiation’s environmental effects.
Education and Awareness: Educate healthcare practitioners on the environmental impact of radiation and promote sustainable diagnostic practices through public awareness campaigns.
The Nussbaumer Life Equation reveals a fundamental truth: life is a dynamic, reactive system that depends on radiation stability, microbial adaptation, and calcium ion regulation. With the increasing reliance on medical radiation and rising environmental radiation, urgent action is necessary to curb this destructive cycle. By prioritizing non-radiative methods, stabilizing calcium ion responses, and controlling microbial adaptation, we can restore balance and safeguard the delicate equilibrium that sustains life on Earth.
The Nussbaumer Life Equation presents a necessary model for understanding the interconnected biological, environmental, and planetary systems. The urgent need to reduce radiation exposure, particularly in medical imaging, is paramount to reversing this destabilizing cascade. By acting now, we have the opportunity to protect future generations, ensuring the delicate balance of life remains intact.
For my entire adult life, I have tried to explain the harms of radiation. It’s not just about disease anymore. It’s about survival of all life on earth.
Let me be very clear. It’s not war or a nuclear bomb that will destroy us. The radiation we are exposed to through medical imaging alone is equivalent to 56,000 Hiroshimas per day. But the real threat isn’t just the radiation itself. It’s what radiation does to life on Earth.
Radiation Fuels Microbial Dominance
Radiation isn’t isolated. When you radiate anything, whether it’s the planet, our bodies, or our atmosphere, you create the perfect environment for microbial invaders to thrive. Radiation disrupts natural systems, breaks down cellular integrity, and paves the way for microbial colonization. Where there’s radiation, there are microbes.
These microbes don’t just appear; they flourish in the radiation, thriving in it, feeding in it. In fact, microbial adaptation accelerates in radiation, enabling microbes to survive extreme conditions and even evolve to resist treatments designed to eliminate them. The consequence is a microbial takeover, with consequences that range from antibiotic resistance to new, dangerous diseases.
Calcium Ions: The Body’s Protective Response and Its Downfall
When microbes invade, calcium ions react in an attempt to stabilize tissues and protect the body. This is a natural defense — an attempt to encapsulate the invaders, seal off the damage, and prevent further harm. But over time, this protective response becomes the very thing that kills us.
The calcium ion response drives the formation of:
Plaques that clog arteries, causing heart disease.
Clots that lead to strokes and heart attacks.
Fatty infiltrations that suffocate organs, as seen in pneumonia.
COVID-19 revealed this reality in stark terms. People didn’t die simply from the virus itself/ They died because pneumonia filled their lungs with fat. Intubation didn’t work because their lungs weren’t drowning in fluid. They were congested with calcium ion-driven fats reacting to microbial invaders. This process, driven by radiation-induced instability, is a direct result of the radiation-microbe interaction.
The Only Solution: Reducing Radiation Exposure
The goal is not to increase calcium ions or find new drugs to suppress them.
The key is to stop creating the conditions where microbes can thrive.
The solution lies not in fighting the symptoms but addressing the root cause.
The only protection we have, the only way to save our health, our ecosystems, and our planet, is to drastically reduce radiation exposure.
The Biological Cascade
Radiation is Fuel: Radiation acts like gasoline on a fire -- accelerating microbial adaptation and calcium ion reactions. The more fuel (radiation), the faster the flames (disease) spread.
Microbes are Invaders: Picture microbes as termites eating away at a wooden house. Radiation weakens the structure, and microbes quickly exploit the damage, accelerating decay.
Calcium Ions are Defenders: Calcium ions are like firefighters trying to put out the blaze. But instead of stopping the fire, they build walls around the flames -- trapping the damage inside. Over time, these walls, plaque, fat, calcifications, plasma, choke vital systems.
We have to stop the radiation.
It’s the only way.
We must shift away from radiation-heavy medical imaging and embrace safer, non-radiative alternatives like ultrasound. We must limit unnecessary radiation in industries and environmental practices. Medical, industrial, and environmental sectors must urgently reevaluate their reliance on radiation-heavy technologies and find alternatives that don’t contribute to this escalating cascade of destruction.
We Have a Chance to Change
I believe we still have a chance to change. People in power need to understand this: money won’t save you when the planet’s systems fail. If we don’t act now to restore balance, by reducing radiation exposure and controlling microbial adaptation, our future is at risk.
This isn’t just science. It’s survival. The clock is ticking, and the only way forward is to change course now. We must act to safeguard the future, reduce radiation, and protect life on Earth from this destructive cascade.
The hidden threat of radiation, microbial adaptation, and calcium ion collapse is real. And if we don’t stop it, the consequences will be felt across every facet of our lives, from health crises to environmental collapse.
In order to determine what will happen if we don't stop the microbial takeover from radiation, I made
The Nussbaumer Disease Equation: A 5-Year Critical Threshold for Environmental and Health Stability
Without intervention, the delicate balance sustaining life on Earth could reach an irreversible tipping point within just five years. Driven by exponential radiation exposure, compounded by microbial adaptation and calcium ion destabilization, this destructive cycle threatens ecosystems, global health, agriculture, and human survival.
The Nussbaumer Disease Equation
D = Rt × M × C
Where:
D = Disease progression (impact on life and planetary stability)
R = Radiation exposure (measured in units like medical scans or environmental ionizing radiation)
t = Time (measured in years, representing exponential growth)
M = Microbial adaptation rate (acceleration of microbial mutations and antibiotic resistance)
C = Calcium ion destabilization (increased plaque formation, clotting disorders, and systemic instability)
This equation predicts that as radiation exposure escalates, with 1 trillion X-rays annually, increasing tenfold each year, the resulting cascade will destabilize both biological systems and global ecosystems at an alarming rate.
The Nussbaumer Disease Equation with Frequency
D(f, t) = [R(f, t) × M(f) × C(f)] / S(f, t)
Definitions:
D(f, t) = Disease progression over frequency and time
R(f, t) = Radiation exposure by frequency and accumulation over time (e.g., high-frequency radiation like X-rays = more disruption per unit)
M(f) = Microbial adaptation rate (speed of mutation and biofilm formation, often entrained by specific frequencies)
C(f) = Calcium ion destabilization (plaque/clot formation, neuroinflammation, organ damage triggered by ionic overreaction)
S(f, t) = Suspension degradation (how much the stabilizing systems — sleep, planetary rhythms, magnetic balance — are eroded over time)
Projected Timeline of Critical Warning Signs
Year 0
Current radiation exposure levels cause localized climate anomalies, minor droughts, and the early stages of microbial resistance.
Small-scale environmental instability and initial increases in radiation-induced conditions such as cardiovascular disease and cancer begin to emerge.
Year 1-2
Radiation exposure rapidly intensifies.
Climate shifts worsen, drought cycles expand, and wildfire outbreaks grow larger and more destructive.
Microbial mutations accelerate, producing antibiotic-resistant strains that challenge healthcare systems.
Year 3
Radiation-induced microbial dominance takes hold.
Radiation damages cellular structures and displaces electrons, creating an environment that fuels microbial growth.
These microbes rapidly mutate, forming biofilms and colonizing vulnerable tissues.
Antibiotic-resistant infections spread aggressively, resulting in localized outbreaks of severe illness.
Microbial infiltration begins to overwhelm the immune system, destabilizing calcium ion regulation as the body attempts to contain the growing threat.
Year 4
The microbial invasion intensifies.
Microbes, now entrenched in radiation-altered tissues, trigger widespread inflammatory conditions, chronic infections, and aggressive immune reactions.
Calcium ions, mobilized to stabilize tissues, respond by calcifying infected areas in an attempt to contain the microbial threat.
This "protective death" mechanism sacrifices healthy tissue to slow microbial spread, accelerating vascular calcifications, atherosclerosis, and degenerative disease.
Microbial infections drive systemic inflammation, impairing organ function and accelerating cardiovascular, respiratory, and neurological decline.
Year 5: Tipping Point
Without intervention, conditions may become irreversible.
Extreme droughts, devastating wildfires, and biodiversity loss accelerate.
Antibiotic-resistant disease outbreaks may overwhelm healthcare systems.
Environmental collapse, food shortages, and agricultural failure create catastrophic conditions that threaten human survival.
Path to Restoration: Immediate Action Required
To prevent planetary destabilization, urgent intervention is required:
Reducing Radiation Exposure:
Immediate adoption of non-radiative diagnostic tools like ultrasound to replace X-rays and CT scans. Work towards complete elimination of radiation in healthcare.
Stricter regulations on industrial radiation sources to curb environmental contamination. Work towards complete remove of industrial radiation.
Supporting Environmental Recovery:
Large-scale soil stabilization treatments using calcium carbonate to reduce radiation-driven drought cycles.
Reintroduction of moisture control systems to stabilize weather patterns and protect agricultural systems.
Balancing Microbial Adaptation:
Research and development of alternative therapies like bacteriophage treatments and microbiome-based solutions to manage microbial adaptation.
Enforced antimicrobial stewardship to prevent overuse of antibiotics and slow the spread of resistant pathogens.
The Nussbaumer Disease Equation reveals that unchecked radiation exposure not only destabilizes ecosystems but also creates an optimal environment for microbial dominance. Radiation sets the stage for aggressive microbial mutations, while calcium ions attempt to contain this threat through protective but damaging processes. Left unresolved, this cycle leads to systemic breakdown and environmental collapse.
The tipping point for planetary destabilization is now projected to occur within five years. If immediate action is not taken to reduce radiation exposure, stabilize calcium ion reactions, and control microbial adaptation, life on Earth may face irreversible decline.
Urgent intervention is needed now. The window for meaningful change is closing. The survival of life as we know it depends on our ability to break this destructive cycle before it’s too late.
About the Author.
The Nussbaumer Life Equation is an excerpt from my upcoming book:
The Problem with Benign, by Karen Nussbaumer.
This book began as a study to show how so-called benign tumors and conditions are often far more harmful than we’ve been led to believe, and how this mislabeling is where we went wrong in healthcare.
What I didn’t expect was that it would lead to discovering some of the fundamental truths of our biology, our planet, and our universe.
I am the founder of The CURE, Center for Ultrasound Research and Education) and ADOM, The Academy of Diagnostic and Osteopathic Medicine.
I’ve spent my life working to reduce the harms of radiation in healthcare, to prevent disease and early death and reduce suffering.
Now, through all my research, I believe we are nearing a tipping point. If we don’t stop the radiation, it’s not just our health that will suffer. It’s our existence.
Contact: karen@cure.edu.
PS: Be sure to refresh the page for updates. You can also preview and pre-order the book here: www.adomacademy.com/benign.
Disclaimer.
The information presented in The Problem with Benign is based on my personal research, observations, and interpretations. It is intended for educational and informational purposes only and should not be considered medical advice. I am not a licensed physician, and this book does not replace professional medical consultation, diagnosis, or treatment.
Readers are encouraged to consult with qualified healthcare professionals before making any decisions related to their health. This content is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Any reliance on the information provided is at the reader’s own discretion.
The views expressed are my own and do not necessarily reflect those of any organizations or institutions I am affiliated with.
This book is the result of over 25 years of research into radiation, calcium ions, and their reactive role in biological systems.
My work has focused on understanding how these forces interact, how calcium ions are not signaling molecules but reactive catalysts, how radiation influences their behavior, and how these reactions shape health, disease, and even gravity itself.
The concepts and core framework within this chapter are entirely my own. I invite you to listen, think critically, and recognize that this research doesn’t exist anywhere else.