Growing Commodities And Food From Stem Cells

Money and research have been going toward laboratory grown meat products of beef burger, pork, and fish where cell samples are taken from creatures to reproduce their stem cells around a billion fold with expectations of possible mass production in 10 years or more with the first burgers available this year at around 300,000 dollars cost per burger. After the billion fold increase of the stem cells, a few meat tissue cells are added to these to grow meat.            The stem cells reproduce quickly and 33 cell divisions from one cell yields over 1.428 billion cells.       Where nano carbon  graphene has recently been shown to enhance cellular growth in plants, it might possibly help to enhance lab growth of meat commodities or human medical commodities.       Whereas small electric charges are already used in lab grown meat technology the nano carbon graphenes could likely help to enhance this.                  When astronauts are above our magnetic  field that carries the earth resonance frequency [Schumann Resonance] we have to generate that earth resonance frequency aboard their craft to protect their health.     This might suggest that we could enhance stem cell growth technology with this frequency of 7.83 Hz/Hertz cycles per second and it the ascending 5.9 Hz Harmonic frequencies of 14,20,26,33,39,and 45 Hz. etc.            Where we already grow human egg cells from adult stem cells, could we grow caviar/fish eggs?        How about other commodities? How about vegetable oils for food and fuel? How about THC or nicotine? And since crude oil is organic, how about crude oil?              Getting back to lab grown meat, we may be overlooking a meat that internet order retails for 20 to 36 dollars a pound and that in dry weight is about 63 to 72 percent protein, also in powder/meal form usable as a flour like additive for other foods. It has many nutrition advantages over the other meats. Many on earth think it to be a delicacy. Are you surprised to see that it is EARTHWORM? Earthworms average about 1,000. to a pound. Thank you very much.