Bubble circuits in saliva exchange waves with cells and neural system

Up to date, it has been known that saliva has some bubbles which their shapes and connections are approximately the same in all types of human. Now, the question arises that what is the origin and application of this system. In this research, we propose a model which considers the origin and the role of bubbles in transmission information from cells to neural systems and medium. In this model, DNA waves interact with cellular membranes and cause to their vibrations, by these vibrations, molecules of water move and some holes are appeared within the liquid around cells. These holes could be filled by enzymes, ions, gases like carbon dioxides, oxygen and other air molecules and surrounded by water molecules. This system forms a rotating bubble which ions and some electrical matters move on its boundary very fast and produce some electrical currents. These currents emit some waves which carry main information about DNA and its evolutions. These bubbles act like round coils and absorb smaller bubbles. These pairs of big-small bubbles form a neuron-like object. These objects join to each other and form neural-like circuit. This circuit could exchange waves with neural circuits within the brain and DNAs within cells. By taking and analyzing these waves, we could obtain main information about evolutions of human’s body