Abstract: A method of producing antibody-rich cannabis and honeysuckle plants, and receiving the antibodies therefrom within a human body, is described. Antibody proteins are transfected or transduced to the DNA of one or more cells of a cannabis or honeysuckle seed. As the cannabis or honeysuckle seed grows into a plant, the plant cells reproduce the antibody protein within the DNA into a plurality of cells. A human consumes the cannabis or honeysuckle plant. The digestive system of the human separates the antibody proteins from the DNA. Finally, the circulatory system of the human distributes the antibody proteins throughout the body.

Abstract: A method of producing new types of hybrid silk and hemp fibers is described, comprising the steps of inserting hemp genes into mulberry DNA within mulberry cells, and vice versa, to form genetically-altered mulberry and hemp cells; growing the genetically altered cells into a plant; feeding the genetically altered plant to silkworms; and the silkworms producing silk, wherein the silk has hemp characteristics. Another method of producing new types of hybrid silk and hemp fibers is described, comprising the steps of creating a bioreactor containing man-made silkworms, wherein the silkworms imitate the process of spinning a cocoon; artificially feeding the silkworms a hemp food source; and allowing the silkworms to produce silk, wherein the silk has hemp characteristics.

Abstract: The methods of producing an organism capable of ingesting and digesting omega-3 rich sources; for producing an organism that desires the consumption of omega-3 rich sources; and for producing an omega-3 enriched hybrid organism are each described. Each method isolates a donor DNA/RNA strand of a donor organism; extracts the donor DNA/RNA strand from the donor organism; and fuses the donor DNA/RNA strand into a receiving DNA/RNA strand of a receiving organism. In the first method, the donor organism is capable of ingesting and digesting omega-3 rich sources, and the receiving organism is incapable of ingesting or digesting omega-3 rich sources. In the second method, the donor organism desires the consumption of omega-3 rich sources, and the receiving organism does not desire the consumption of omega-3 rich sources. In the third method, the donor organism produces omega-3 fatty acids, and the receiving organism is unable to produce omega-3 fatty acids.

Abstract: The present invention provides a new and improved method for producing hybrid silk and like fibers. The invention provides a method of sequence of use which has many advantages over prior art.