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Chrono-regulatory effects of the hyperbolic field in blood plasma, yeast and plants (Combined report on three experimental studies)

This report brings together three independent ASRP experiments that test a single hypothesis: that exposure to the hyperbolic field shifts the tempo of biological processes. In human blood plasma, a blinded multi-method analysis yielded a coagulation-advancement order CH19 > control > CH21 (clotting frequency 78%, 65% and 41% respectively; under blind comparison Gemini 2.5 Flash selected CH19 as the most coagulated in 57.9% of cases, p = 0.027; 7 donors). In Saccharomyces cerevisiae yeast cultures, three independent methods consistently showed the highest density under CH17 (+83% relative to control) and the lowest under CH21 (−21%) in two of three cycles. In plants, in addition to a preliminary self-reported biomass measurement (kale +34%), quantitative microscopy of the broccoli-microgreen epidermis showed that the "control" and "treated" sets are reliably distinguishable by cell-structure pattern at the frame level (a classifier on DINOv2 embeddings — balanced accuracy 92%, permutation p = 0.001; in the same direction, nucleus prominence +55% and structural orderliness), but owing to pseudoreplication and uncontrolled imaging this is a preliminary, non-confirmatory signal. We separate the measurements, their interpretation, and hypotheses about the mechanism; the latter we consider speculative and as yet untested. This is a reproducible but preliminary cross-system signal, not proof; on its basis we outline further controlled experiments.

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