Experiments on Subconscious Information Transfer in Sleeping Infants



Author: Kobayashi Keisuke//Itagaki Yoshiko 

Affiliation: Psychosomatic Science Laboratory, Kobe, Japan
Conference/Journal: J Intl Soc Life Info Science
Date published: 1996
Other:
 Volume ID: 14   ,  Issue ID: 2   ,  Pages: 217-224   ,  Special Notes: Also in Japanese. Proceedings of First Symposium of Life Information Science, without peer review.   ,  Word Count: 121  
    In order to confirm existence of the subconscious information transfer
     between living organisms, peripheral blood flow, microvibration, ECG
     and respiration measurements were performed in sleeping infants. The
     infants were exposed to a kind of noncontact hand treatment in a period
     of about a thousand seconds during sleep. Including blank experiments
     and dummy load experiments, totaly 23 times of experiments have been
     performed in six infants whose ages are in the range of from 3 to 21
     months. Clear responses, which are distinguishable from the effects of
     body motions, deep breathing and changes in the sleep state of the
     infants are observed in all of the treatment experiments. The present
     results evidence that this type of subconscious information transfer
     ability is common to the mankind.