Coma Berenices
Berenice's Hair
For many men, going bald is just about the
worst thing they can imagine happening to them. So blokes worried about their
failing follicles may want to take some solace from a new study which could
pave the way for a cure for baldness. South Korean scientists have cooked up a
chemical that's been shown to promote hair growth in mice. This game-changing
substance has the snappy name 'CXXC-type zinc finger protein 5' and disrupts a
process within cells which controls the development of hair follicles and also
the healing of wounds. When tested on mice over a 28 day period, the CXXC
protein promoted the growth of new follicles. Hair was also found to grow at a
faster rate when applied to mice along with a chemical called valproic acid. https://www.sott.net/article/368950-Is-a-cure-for-baldness-just-around-the-corner
As in the previous news [1] this report on a cure for
baldness comes from Seoul, Korea, just days
after the New Moon of Nov. 18.
The New Moon [26sc] is conjunct the star mu Serpentis near
Ophiuchus’ left hand holding the Serpent.
Since time immemorial serpents have been associated with the capacity to
regenerate themselves linked with their ability to shed their skins and grow
new ones. The association of the serpent (Serpens) with this constellation,
Ophiuchus, may indicate the miraculous powers of the medicine-man. Ophiuchus
often identified with Aesculapius, we are told, was the first doctor of
medicine with the ability to restore people to life. Here of course it is not
people who are being restored to life but the hair on head is.
So what in the New Moon chart gives us a clue to the hair.
In the previous post we were looking at the stars on the Ascendant in the
constellation of Canis Major, the Greater Dog so that we had dogs being cloned.
Here we shift our attention to the IC [0li12] of the chart. At this point we have the North Pole of the
Galaxy in Coma Berenice’s Hair [0li15] and the Coma Supercluster NGC 4889 again
in Berenice’s hair!
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