HYDROGEN AGAINST AGING,
ILLNESSES AND DEATH 

 
BIOLOGICAL CLOCK OF THE EARTH

12. Law of unity and struggle of opposites in Biological clock of the Earth

The law of unity and struggle of opposites is the fundamental law of the Nature and the particular manifestation of the energy conservation law. It describes all phenomena both in Universe and events in a social environment. It is a lead to undecidable problems.

Taking into account, that Bioclock of the Earth is represented by Light, both visible and invisible, which is called as an electromagnetic oscillation spectrum in physics, than the statutes of the law we shall deduce from the amount of Light in Bioclock. The amount of Light determines the existence of such concepts, as Day and Night.

Axioms of the law.

1. The law always presupposes the presence of two (pair) uniform opposites, which are diametrically opposite to each other in the characteristics and at the same time are uniform in some characteristics. Such uniform opposite sectors in Bioclock are: pairs of sectors 1 and 5, 2 and 6, 3 and 7, 4 and 8; visible and invisible light; annual and daily ecliptic, Light and Darkness (day and night).
2. The law always presupposes competitive struggle of uniform opposites for there maximal expression. It is easy to understand, that the Day aspires to express itself to the maximum and makes it on the 22nd of June. It is quite reasonable, that the Night wants the same and maximally expresses itself on the 22 ^nd of December.
3. The law always presupposes the UNITY of opposites. Day and Night are uniform round the clock. And even if we observe the polar Day for half a year, the polar Night will necessarily come to take its place for another half a year. Their unity is a year. In one year and in one day the Sun passes the same way, the ecliptic
4. The law always presupposes the presence of uniform contrast in another, even at the maximal expressiveness of one of them. So, the maximum of one uniform contrast (the annual ecliptic of Bioclock) always contains the minimum of another, but its uniform contrast in any sector of Biological clock of the Earth (the daily ecliptic of Bioclock). For example, sector 4 always contains sector 8. The annual ecliptic always contains the daily ecliptic. And so on.
5. The law always presupposes the destruction of one contrast at the destruction of its uniform contrast, because the uniform opposites do not exist one without another, in spite of any struggle between them.

And the consequence from the fifth axiom of the law: the law always presupposes, that in case of destruction of one uniform contrast the staying uniform contrast is obliged to cause very quickly another uniform contrast from itself in a name of own life.

6. In the struggle the uniform opposites always aspire to equality. No matter how long the duration of Day and Night in the day can be in Bioclock of the Earth, at the end their duration will be always identical in one year.