Recently, the inventor of the EMBC Method visited China Biodiversity Conservation and Green Development Foundation (CBCGDF) and discussed with the Secretary-General of CBCGDF Dr. Zhou Jinfeng about microbial technology and ecological civilization.

The Effective Microorganisms Brewing Cycle developed by the Japanese Takashima Development Engineering Comprehensive Research Institute is referred to as the EMBC method in Japan. It uses various active forces of effective microorganisms to make this method work due to the "complex fermentation" action.

It guides all microorganisms into an effective ecosystem, links the information and energy of microorganisms, and causes them to produce a microbial cycle. It promotes the catalysis of information energy of organic organisms and plays a role in purifying nature.

By utilizing the biological characteristics of environmental purification of complex enzymes, the functions and information possessed by microorganisms are maximally utilized to create fermentation, reproduction and induction methods that adapt to various pollutants. The corresponding microbial ecosystem and dynamic system are used to derive the tolerance of microorganisms to respond to pollutants, generate decomposing bacteria, release decomposing enzymes, and maintain the state to promote the decomposition of decomposing bacteria and rapidly decompose materials.

For the mixed culture of anaerobic and aerobic bacteria that cannot coexist in nature, the unique technology can increase the survival density of microorganisms by 1 million times. EMBC technology breaks through the limitations of conventional microbial technology. Previously, the number of bacteria in 1 ml of raw water could not exceed 10 to the 8th power, and currently it can reach 10 to the 15th power, or even higher. Dr. Zhou pointed out that this technology can effectively purify the environment, which is of great significance. He hopes to jointly promote practice in the future and promote ecological civilization.

Original Chinese article:

http://www.cbcgdf.org/NewsShow/4854/10726.html

By / Maggie