Macrocrystalline structure is a term that has been coined in cooperation with other laboratories. It refers to the following observable factors:

- Macrocrystalline order appears and can be seen in a sample by means of the intrinsic forces present in nature;
- The effects of these intrinsic formative forces induce macrocrystals to take on various patterns, with a greater or lesser degree of harmony;
- Crystals do not appear only in the conventional forms generated by research; rather they develop complex and varied forms deriving from the infinite combinations found in nature;
- These complex clusters determine the nature of the developing crystals and provide a visual indication of the presence of cohesive forces, which may be coherent or disharmonic according to the quality of the substance;
- The assessment of the parameters and structures appearing consistently in an appreciable number of crystallization samples provides an indication of the energy footprint of the substance subject to analysis;
- The microcrystals indicate active biological values that would be impossible to determine using other methods.

The LifevisionLab laboratory employs a traditional energetic crystallization technique in combination with modern discoveries, namely microscopy, digital photography, quantum physics and morphogenetic science. ***

- Average time required for the completion of a single S.A.T. extraction procedure: 6 hours.
- Average time required for the observation of a single S.A.T. extraction procedure: 3 hours.

The time required for a complete interpretation of SAT crystallographic analysis varies from a few hours to a few days.
The interpretation of crystallographic results is performed by qualified technicians utilizing the following factors and parameters of interpretation:
- Crystal formative power;
- The appearance of energetic matrixes;
- Determination of the type and organic nature of energetic matrixes;
- The intrinsic form of crystalline aggregates and the study of fields of coherence;
- Localization of crystals in the macromolecule;
- Angular structures and shape relations;
- Areas of disorganized crystallization, or dark areas in which sedimentation is inconsistent;
- Areas in which no crystals are present;
- Perimeter or outline structures in the precipitate;
- Formation of radiance fields;
- Depiction of crystallization (topography) in general;
- Radial configurations;
- Concave forms, transitional forms, straight furrow forms;
- Aggregative force, the pervasive diffusion of information;
- Chromatographic interpretation, colour and clarity of structures;
- Systematic nature, symmetry and analogical forms of crystalline structures.
- A reactive bio-physic parameter with energized liquid QOW (quantic Ojas water).
by Dr. Kausal C. Cortella, Former Director of the LifevisionLab of Soyana Walter Dänzer, Schlieren-Zürich, Switzerland

From the scientific point of view, the specific properties of crystals (shine, semi-conductivity, iridescence, transparency, piezoelectricity etc.) are based on their constituent atomic and molecular structures, based on symmetry. There are a number of definite centres, axes and planes of symmetry, which are used to classify crystals. The total number of combinations results in 32 classes of crystals, which are in turn subdivided into 7 principal crystallization patterns. Holistic medicine (along with quantum physics) considers organisms more from the biophysical point of view, in other words in terms of a flow of information carried by an energetic structure. This flow of "vibrational" (or energetic) information in turn guides biochemical processes, and all this is held together by a superior spiritual dimension. Starting from these precepts, it is easy to understand how an orderly and coherent form of vibration can have a positive effect on a disharmonic vibration that brings imbalance. Likewise, the molecular and structural behaviour of a crystalline aggregate can be studied and determined according to its intrinsic qualities. What actually happens is just the "enhancement" of the original harmonic wave present in a healthy organic substance, by means of the phenomenon of harmonic resonance. It should be remembered that in biocybernetics, the following hypothesis is used: the greater the degree of symmetry and order in a system, the greater its level of health.
The SAT® procedure was specially developed in order to perform research on the intrinsic quality of products or preparations, and to analyze the quantum and vibrational behaviour of such materials. The study of crystallographic dynamics, and the study of clustering phenomena, are not new in the world of science. For example, in Germany and Switzerland, a science named ClusterAnalitica® has existed for over ten years. ClusterAnalitica® is based on ClusterMedizin®, an advanced diagnostic and therapeutic system that combines the most advanced scientific research with traditional holistic science. Data is obtained by means of the spagyric preparation of a sample, which is generally saliva, but also includes other bodily substances. The crystallized substance is observed using a dark-field microscope, and analyzed according to the principles of fractal geometry. This enables it to be compared, in an analogical manner, to other substances, whose results are contained in a large data bank. The comparison is made with the objective of identifying points of similarity. The analytical results offer a detailed psychosomatic description and provide a precise indication of the choice of remedies, such as, for example, homeopathic simillum, the most suitable Bach's flower remedies for the given situation,

Schüssler salts, orthomolecular preparations, spagyric essences, plant-derived preparations, etc.
ClusterMedizin® is based on the philosophical approach and work performed by Paracelsus and by Zimpel's spagyric studies.
At present, in various locations worldwide, work is being performed using highly advanced and progressive computer systems which utilize models derived from quantum physics, fractal mathematics and evolutionist biology.
SAT® achieved its discoveries over the last ten years, independently from work on clusterization medicine. It is very interesting, and perhaps surprising, to find that apparently different areas of research are giving rise to the same conclusions, and the discovery of morphogenic or morphogenetic fields.
SAT® research looks at the behaviour of crystallized macromolecules forming in liquids that were previously treated using special SAT® extraction methods. The sample's characteristic clusters are studied, and this is performed on hundreds of primary sedimentation samples in order to determine the typical energetic structure or structures for the sample. What is the origin of the word "Cluster"? A cluster in this case describes molecular groups of similar form (also called similar groups). For example, cluster structures in water make it possible to store and transport certain forms of information based on a characteristic spatial organization (conformity), which can be considered as incorporating a code or "time-space key," the so-called "Numerical sequence“.
What is the difference between SAT® and other methods of crystallographic study?
The distinctive feature of SAT® is the graphic language developed for it (crystal shapes and geometry), by means of which it is possible to put the physical properties of a substance into relation with its energetic qualities and its morphogenetic characteristics. The SAT technique utilizes an analogical method of comparison. It compares the image of crystalline precipitates formed during a long and meticulous extractive process performed on the products under analysis with the images of hundreds of thousands of other models that are present in nature, obtaining valuable information regarding the biological quality present in the respective matrix. Today, the SAT technique benefits from the latest knowledge regarding the theory of self-organization, research on morphogenetic science, quantum physics, computerized image classification, the fractal calculation of vectors and structures, and above all the atomic physics of water and its quantum behaviour.
by Dr. Kausal C. Cortella, Former Director of the LifevisionLab of Soyana Walter Dänzer, Schlieren-Zürich, Switzerland

Often we say: "we are what we eat." To a significant degree this is true, but it does not refer just to the type and quantity of substances that we eat, but above all to the unitary and synthetic quality of the natural organisms that we consume. In order to assess the quality of foods, it is not sufficient to consider the vitamins, proteins, amides, fats etc. that they contain, and neither their respective quantities. It is important to understand the "nutritional source" or, to express the concept differently and more accurately, the "vitalistic consistency" of the food. In nature, this is expressed by a specific morphology, which is in turn expressed by specific forms in the crystallization images.

It is obvious that the "vitalistic content" of a substance can be enhanced by appropriate methods of cultivation and processing. It is equally familiar that the chemical analysis of the components in a foodstuff is, in most cases, insufficient to distinguish a quality product from another product, except in "negative" terms, in other words by ascertaining the presence or absence of more or less toxic pollutants. The SAT crystallization images of foods provide an immediate indication of quality.
This form of quality control, performed by means of images, can thus provide valuable information both for consumers and manufacturers enhancing the intrinsic quality of food products.
by Dr. Kausal C. Cortella, Former Director of the LifevisionLab of Soyana Walter Dänzer, Schlieren-Zürich, Switzerland

The life field, or L-field, was proposed by Harold Saxton Burr, a researcher at Yale, as early as 1930. It is defined as the structure whose design underpins all expressions of life. Burr's original idea was based on bioelectrical data. Later, further contributions were added to the theory, considering factors such as quantum physics, and, more recently, the theory of superstrings. More specifically, this theoretical approach has, in the work of some scientists, been assimilated into the morphogenetic field proposed by R. Sheldrake.
This assimilation between structural substrate and morphogenetic field was accepted by Burr himself in 1972. Burr said, "the body's electrodynamic field functions as a substrate which conserves the "form" of adaptation of whatever material is brought into it, no matter how many times the material is changed”.
Current holistic biophysics now refers to quantum field concepts, and these characteristics are studied in biology as well.
Marco Bischof from the International Biophysics Institute has written, “The characteristics of a holistic form of biophysics, or a new science, are emerging. In this science, the precepts for this sort of field have to include the fact that it is based on the intrinsically holistic nature of quantum theory and on the properties of macroscopic quantum effects. These necessarily include the principles of non-localization, non-separability, and interconnection, which are necessarily based on the description of a field of reality and of the organism. This in turn ultimately includes the conscience.”
The process of morphogenesis, growth, differentiation and regeneration of macrocrystallization procedures are also explained by the construction and regulation of a field of primary interaction, which some scholars have defined as a coherent biophotonic field.
In this paper, we shall limit this description to a summary. We can point out that a traumatic event, such as the erroneous production of a remedy, or the use of toxic substances, could change the network of intermolecular communication, interrupting or blocking certain channels of communication. In this case, the intermolecular communication network could retain a memory of the event, creating patterns of growth, for example disharmonic crystallographic growth models (morphogenetic-motor fields) which are appropriate to the new organization,

in other words intrinsically functional, but dysfunctional with respect to the original network. This occurs both on the morphogenetic (somatic) plane, and on the plane of conscience (vehicle of information). In this sense, by using the SAT method, with natural extraction techniques, we have succeeded in "morphogenerating" the specific crystallographic organizational structures, even for purely vibrational remedies, as in the case of homeopathy with potencies that are higher than the Avocado number, meaning that matter is not actually present, or as in the case of Dr. Bach's flower remedies, in which we find a morphic structure, or a specific form for the various flowers.
An interesting concept that is developed by the SAT method is, to simplify, the concept of unitary existence, or organic uniqueness.
The word "organic" refers to an organized structure with a regular arrangement throughout its various consistent parts; a coherent and homogeneous structure; an organic whole. After all, organic chemistry is the area of chemistry dealing with organic substances, namely all carbon compounds. Carbon is simply a chemical element, forming 0.08% of the earth's crust. It exists in a pure state in nature in various forms (diamond, graphite), it is the principal constituent of coal, and it is a fundamental element in all organic compounds and living organisms, as well as limestone rock. This establishes a link between the living world and the non-living world, namely between that which is disordered and non-coherent, and that which is ordered and coherent according to a super-function, that of coherence itself.
The "network essential for connection" mentioned above could have the same function as a crystal grid, or it could even be a more complex form of organization. This leads us to believe that we can understand how a greater degree of crystalline organization, or its specific structure or energy pattern, provides evidence for a morphogenetic model that remains intact, or, to use another expression, for a quantum package that is perpetuated by the diffusion of a coherent field with specific fluctuations and information capable of organizing matter into organic and orderly clusters, keeping it connected.
by Dr. Kausal C. Cortella, Former Director of the LifevisionLab of Soyana Walter Dänzer, Schlieren-Zürich, Switzerland

Famous British biologist Rupert Sheldrake believes that biological systems are regulated not just by scientific "laws" but also by fields that he defines as morphogenetic, introducing the concept of structural or formative causation. According to his theory, when protein molecules first appeared, they could have grouped together in an infinite number of structural models. In fact, there are no laws that imply the production of any particular single form. However, when a certain number of molecules take on a certain configuration, all successive molecules, even at different times and at different positions, take on the same form, as if they were following a definite subtle order. In other words, when a molecule takes on a certain pattern or structural model, this affects other similar patterns.
These fields appeared as new creational forces in nature, but later they became models of subtle information, which were capable of affecting both inanimate and living elements. This would explain the synchronous crystallization of complex molecules, namely the appearance of new crystals in different laboratories, in different locations, without any apparent connection (as confirmed by LifevisionLab's experience in its Zurich and Moscow laboratories). Sheldrake's theory assumes that if an individual of a species learns a new form of behaviour, the morphogenetic field changes, while morphic resonance, like a form of vibration, is transmitted to the entire species. The scientist also made a distinction between morphogenetic causation and energetic causation.
Sheldrake's theories were in fact based on a deep-rooted need to find suitable answers for certain gaps in the biological sciences, and from the grave crisis in the mechanistic view of the universe, an approach that had already been brought into question by the theories of new physics, partly as a result of the Sat® procedure.
From the late 1980s, a number of biologists, working in different directions and different areas of research, tried to understand the generative, formative and regenerative capabilities of living organisms.
They included Hans Spermann, Alexander Gurwitsch, and Paul Weiss. Various names were proposed for the fields: development-related, embryonic, morphogenetic or organizing fields.
The definition proposed by Sheldrake, "morphogenetic fields," is the one that was most successful in terms of communications at a global level.
In other words, morphogenetic fields are, according to this theory, responsible for form and specific organization in systems at all levels of complexity, not just in biology, but also in chemistry and physics.
Quantum physics has been used to formulate the hypothesis that the reason why nature has apparently created all things as separate organisms is concerned more with the observation of nature than with its objectively intrinsic quality. Therefore, the observer's energy and point of view (in other words, his conscience) have come to take on an increasingly important role. However, the nature of their purpose, and how it is performed, is still a subject open to scientific debate. One thing that seems to be clear is that there must be a reality that underlies objective, everyday reality, and that this underlying reality is hidden from view. This type of reality may be accessible to physicists by means of mathematical relationships, but it remains impossible to observe, even though its effects are plainly visible. The expression "quantum field" refers to the current understanding of reality, including this invisible field. Quantum fluctuations regard the effect of this field on the things that we observe in crystallized structures. From this point of view, matter is just crystallized energy, and, as already explained in profound and scientific terms thousands of years ago by Vedic Rishi, and described in classical texts from ancient India or the philosophical systems of Shad Darshana and the Samkhya, thoughts themselves are subtle energy that has not yet crystallized into dimensional form, as if in a potential macromolecular liquid that is ready to sediment and produce crystallized results. In this concept, the mind is part of Prakuti, namely nature and matter, just as are the senses or the objects perceived by the senses, except that they work on different vibrational levels.
The concept according to which the SAT procedure was developed is that organisms are basically the result of a "morphogenetic field," whose nature cannot be precisely determined at the moment. This field has an organizational effect on the flow of substances, activities, and relationships, all of which are intimately interconnected, and which develop during the metamorphic changes that each specific biological extract undergoes.

The principal effect of the "morphogenetic field" can be found in the area of morphology, which determines each product analyzed, and that gives it a degree of similarity, within certain limits, to other components of the same type. In this concept, "form" is therefore the principal characteristic determining specific structures and identifying the role of vital forces. The greater the analogy with forms and energetic fields that are present and can be observed in nature, the higher the SAT quality ascribed, and the greater the identity of the fundamental morphogenetic model on which it is based.
This statement is undoubtedly true for mineral substances, and more specifically for salt molecules. It is well known that each salt molecule is organized into a specific network of inter-atomic bonds that is reproduced exactly at every level of scale.
By means of these bonds, inanimate matter is organized into a modular and unchanging crystalline system, which can be recognized at both macroscopic and microscopic levels (by means of X-ray diffractometry). For example, there are characteristic forms for rock salt, aragonite (calcium carbonate),fluorite, and quartz (silicon dioxide).
In the SAT procedure, the basic crystallization of ordinary, amorphous water has been studied for over ten years and it always shows the same clusterization characteristics, with an almost complete lack of any macromolecular organization except for disorganized precipitates with a low level of vitality. If an organic substance is capable of bringing its own organizing force to bear on inanimate matter, remodelling and reorganizing it according to the substance's own morphological model (primary morphogenetic field), this means that the substance analyzed comprises all the vital and energetic parameters in the same guise and with the same level of activity as it has in nature.
It is nature that encapsulates all the evolutionary morphogenetic models of the various species. For example, even if a tree of a given species will never be exactly the same as another tree of the same species, in any case it is possible to recognize the traits characteristic of that species, leading to the idea that there is a morphogenetic field shared by all the trees of that species. Therefore, if we are looking at a product to be analyzed, such as the dry extract of a plant, or a pure dye or even a wine, the ability to recognize its origin as rendered visible by its crystallographic structure could be compared to a blueprint of its original morphogenetic description. The greater the degree of correspondence with the real situation, the greater the connection with the intrinsic evolutionary and energetic characteristics of the morphogenetic field to which it belongs in nature.
This is why we believe that the SAT method of analysis is capable of revealing a form of production that does not destroy the vital principles in matter, because the respective energetic structures render possible a phenomenon known in quantum physics as field perpetuation. It is as if during the process of extraction or production, the substance's morphogenetic field contracts and is sublimated. This gives rise to a synthesis of the active elements and principles. All that still links the material to its field of origin is part of a phenomenon of primary resonance.
In a case where vital energy or the presence of bioenergy is not present or has been largely drained, the field's vibrational connection is weakened. This would lead to the dominance of forces causing the substance's structure to break down and regress, or to its rectification without crystallization processes.
This is why SAT research is a great challenge for brilliant minds that are always ready to accept different opinions and the concept of change. It is a tool ideal for those who feel that modern science lacks a connection, which we shall call a "missing link", between the invisible and visible world or between the principle that brings life to matter and its exterior forms that can be assessed in terms of beauty and harmony.
To paraphrase Paracelsus: ”Just as a piece of wood contains the image that can be cut from it by a sculptor, or a flint contains the heat that can reveal its identity in the form of a spark when it is struck by a piece of steel, in the same way, matter always seems to contain its own energetic nature.”
by Dr. Kausal C. Cortella, Former Director of the LifevisionLab of Soyana Walter Dänzer, Schlieren-Zürich, Switzerland