Female Medicine, Fertility and Menopause

  Breakthrough methods for cervical, breast, and ovarian cancer based on Stein Theory Seven months ago, Stein Theory didn’t exist. Two months ago, it reached a sufficient level of theoretical stability to begin applying it to other areas—and I’ve had a lot of success. First, I uncovered how superconductivity and ferromagnetism work. Then I figured out how protons determine electron orbital shapes and how solar panel efficiency could be improved. Those discoveries led me deeper into biology, where I realised that since Stein mechanisms have always existed, nature would almost certainly make use of them. I began with nerve conduction, then explored the brain, and uncovered a few mechanisms that appear to be deeply influential throughout biology. That made me wonder—could I also uncover the root logic behind cancer? And if so, could we treat it not by waiting for tumours to form, but by disrupting the enabling architecture itself? The good news is: yes. Many stage 1 and 2 cancers coul...

  New Book Out Now: Stein Fitness – 5 Minutes to Health My new book, Stein Fitness – 5 Minutes to Health , is now live on Google Play. It’s not a fitness manual. It’s a structural reboot based on the latest nuclear physics, yes really. Built on the emerging physics of Stein Theory, this book introduces a completely new model of health: one where pain, fatigue, stiffness, inflammation, and even emotional heaviness begin not with damage, but with misaligned internal geometry, tiny particles not forming the patterns they should, or staying in them when they should be resetting.  Beneath muscles, joints, and organs lies a corridor system — real, physical pathways formed by spin-aligned particles — that determines how your body moves, heals, and stays functional. When those corridors jam, everything slows down. But you don’t need a workout to fix it. Just five minutes of the right kind of motion — gentle, deliberate, often passive — can restore flow and correct the map your body...

  We don’t usually think of petri dishes and pipettes as battlegrounds for emotional hope — but for millions of women undergoing IVF, they absolutely are. Every egg, every attempt, every failed cycle carries not just cost but weight . So when something quietly game-changing emerges from the lab — something low-cost, non-invasive, and scientifically sound — it deserves shouting from the rooftops. So here I am, rooftop shouting: we’ve just made an IVF breakthrough. And not with some sci-fi fantasy or billion-dollar machine — but with geometry , coatings , and light . 💡 What’s the Breakthrough? In short: by modifying the geometry of embryo dishes, the surface materials they’re made from, and the type of light exposure during critical early stages, we can vastly improve the environment that sperm and egg meet in — and that early embryos develop in. This isn’t about forcing biology or bypassing it. It’s about aligning with the natural energetic flows that cells respond to — w...