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Panacea France is coordinated by Pascal Fichant president of the CERNTEA none profit organization.The goals of Panacea France are to distribute advanced energy technologies to science universities and advance education. Panacea France will promote alternative and suppressed energy technology to the mainstream faculties in order to create a “gateway” between this “new science” and the scientific community. The vision of Panacea France is to foster the emergence of these new energy technologies towards liberating poorer countries, plus for the benefit of the environment and economy.

Panacea France is needed to promote the development of these new energy technologies, advance education and to create specialized research groups around an Internet platform for collaborative work.

In order to support this misssion Panacea will pledge grants towards our French division in order for them to present, study and improve these technologies. Panacea France has a physical hub where it can perform research and development into electronics, magnetism, engineering and physics. This french division is also seeking the assistance of engineers qualified in these areas.

Panacea France also is seeking the assistance of those experienced in computer modeling, project management, participatory scientists, publisher’s wiki, “reporters” and translators to join this non-governmental organization for independent research on this emerging unconventional alternative energy technology.

Panacea is looking for science and grant foundations to help endorse and grant support this division so Panacea France can begin these critically needed logistics. If you are a member of the public, philanthropic group or faculty who can support Panacea’s goals please contact Panacea.

Contact the Pascal the director of Panacea France directly by email

Panacea-BOCAF USA is legally registered as a non-profit 501(c)(3) corporation. This is coordinated by Dow Scoggins living in Auburn, AL USA. Dow is involved in youth work with the Auburn City School system and related science faculties.

The main purpose of the Panacea-USA division is to educate the youth in the United States on suppressed and alternative energies and more importantly, have students construct their own devices.

The first students to build Panacea’s proposed devices will be from the Auburn City School system. The initial class lectures and class construction will be conducted by Dr. Mark Jones, an Auburn Science teacher.

Dr. Jones is also the head of Auburn’s Science Olympiad program. His students have won the Alabama Science Olympiad 6 straight years. Once the first device is made, it will be presented to Dr. Steven Taylor and the Auburn University Alternative Energy Program. After this program is completed, once a month, Dr. Jones or Dow Scoggins, former corporate technical instructor and youth motivator, will go to different Auburn City Schools. Each school will build their own devices.

This project will be an annual event and once the new device is built, the first device will be donated to the low-income homes to help meet their energy needs. Panacea-USA will pledge to instruct other science teachers throughout the United States and provide them with the materials to construct their own energy free devices.

Panacea-USA will also present other free energy devices in order to show the children of the United States that they do not have to rely on fossil fuels in the future. Tomorrow’s children will learn tolive on cleaner energy.

Panacea is looking for science and grant foundations to endorse and grant support this division so it can begin these critically needed logistics. Panacea will apply all these grants towards the implementation and construction of all alternative energy technologies.

If you are a member of the public, philanthropic group or faculty who can support Panacea’s goals please contact Panacea.

Contact Dow by mail
Dow Scoggins375 Cary Dr.Auburn, AL 36830
Email: Dow Scoggins

This Non profit registered division is coordinated by an American missionary Jason Fitzpatrick living in the state of Puebla, Mexico.

Jason lives in an area with a high percentage of indigenous people groups living in extreme poverty with little or no assistance from others.

This missionary is connected to many other ministries who are involved in creating sustainable solutions for third world countries.

Once the proposed granted Panacea center can function to capacity, certain self sufficent de centralizd energy technology will be avialable to the public.

Once this technology is able to be duplicated by the Panacea Mexico team, this technoology will be presented to different organizations who will be able to use it in many different relief projects.

This technology can enable the improverished area to irrigate thier land that would not otherwise be sustainable. Other technological applications will involve the use of Hemp for food, clothing,shelter and an array of other economical solutions to hunger, poor apparel and living conditions.

There are nearly 1,000 villages within a 100 mile radius that are far below the poverty level in his area alone. Sickness and disease is rampant. The mountain terrain is brutal and makes it extremely difficult to harvest crops.

The effect that a team which has the backing of the Panacea community would have on this area and this country would be substantial.

These logistics and verifiable sustainable solutions by qualified generous engineers in this area would bring real time relief to this struggling region.

Because the coordinator of the Panacea-Mexico team has traveled extensively having been a missionary for over 18 years, this research and application would be freely passed on to a multitude of capable ministries and relief organizations that he has come in contact with and has worked with personally.

If you are a member of the public, philanthropic group or faculty who can support Panacea’s goals please contact Panacea.

Contact the Panacea-Mexico division via email:
To contact by Skype: Gospelled
To donate Direct funds to this division: Banamex Account # 5204-1636-7752-3390.