Quinton demonstrated that the ocean may be the key to resorting our health.  Case studies conducted in Quinton’s clinics revealed that infusions with Ocean Plasma helped many to overcome genetic imperfections.  When supplied during their pregnancies, mothers who had delivered up to eight previous stillborn or genetically deficient children all delivered healthy, normal infants.  Thousands of children who received Ocean Plasma recovered from genetic abnormalities.  Patients were repeatedly able to establish homeostasis based on restoration of their internal terrain.

With the onset of World War I, Quinton was obliged to serve in the French Armed Forces.  His work was partially neglected until after the war.  He died in 1925 from war wounds but his co-workers, doctors Jarricot, Mace, Simon, Potocki and others continued his work.  When René Quinton passed away, he was a French national hero.  Thousands attended his funeral.

Ocean plasma is a living matrix containing genetic codes that span billions of years.  It can literally ignite and renew genetic potential.  Quinton’s work demonstrated that the ocean may be the key to restoring our own genetic blueprint.  Many well-documented case studies conducted in Quinton’s clinics revealed that infusion with ocean plasma had the ability to overcome genetic defects.  The illustrations below show a 20-year-old woman with continuous loss of weight for five years, accompanied with daily vomiting, and an absence of menstrual periods.  The second photo was taken after 2 months of ocean plasma infusions.  Thousands of clinical cases were documented by Quinton and his colleagues. 

Ocean Plasma Today

Ocean Plasma has been available for medicinal and nutritional use since 1906.  It was used by doctors in Europe for a long list of conditions until the mid 1970s when it was removed from the French Medical Dictionary because it was not heat sterilized.  The French army used it as a blood plasma replacement for many years.  Used orally, the German Physician, Ropffer, investigated a variety of changes in internal terrain following use of Ocean Plasma.  In particular, he noted changes in the body’s pH balance.  Considering the number of individuals who struggle with this issue, Ropffer’s conclusions are of interest:

…for hyperacid organisms, a dramatic decrease in acid values has been recorded.  It can therefore be stated that in a case of a systemic inconstant acidity, a cure of drinkable ocean water causes the normal acidity to be recovered.  In particular for gastritis due to dietary errors or alcohol and nicotine abuse, remarkable results have been obtained.

In the early 1900’s Quinton detected 17 elements in oceanic water with the analytical methods at his disposal.  Today, thanks to biologists, we know that all 92 elements are present in seawater.  Ocean Plasma also contains what many believe to be the blueprints for life on Earth; a storehouse of genetic information. It may be a key to restoring compromised genetic codes in all biological organisms, from humans to genetically modified plants.  Information (patterns and genetic codes) held in the structure of the water are equally important in transporting information into cells. Quinton determined that heating and drying destroyed the efficacy of Ocean Plasma.  In other words, when the water was removed, the information it contained was lost.  This is similar to the difference between raw and cooked foods.  Raw foods contain all the necessary enzymes and co-factors for optimal assimilation.  Cooking and/or processing changes a food’s living qualities.  The minerals in Ocean Plasma are held in living, organic complexes.  It is a living food that is easily assimilated.