===Bions=== 
 Same problem with this section: 

 Two laboratories reproduced and confirmed Reich's findings. The Académie des Sciences, Paris passed Reich's reports to Dr. Louis Lapique, Laboratoire de Physiologie Générale. Lapique confirmed the lifelike movements in the bion preparation and proposed to publish a shortened version of Reich's report in the bulletin of the Académie with a footnote confirming the facts, but on the condition that no references were made to the culturability of the lifelike forms. Reich declined to consent to publish on these terms. In 1937, Prof. Roger du Teil, and his team at Nice University wrote an elaborate account confirming Reich's findings to the Natural Philosophy Society, Nice. They wrote that Reich's preparations showed "immediately and with incontestable exactness the appearances described in Dr. Reich's communication". The Philosophical Society elected four members to assist du Teil to do further control research and expressed the wish that the work would be carried out at a big French laboratory such as Lumière Laboratory, Lyon.Boadella 1985, pp 145-6. This was not carried out due to the outbreak of World War II. 

  

 Boadella isn't in a position to say that the experiments confirmed Reich's findings, so this would have to be written differently. Also, is there another source that says anything similar, and do we have access to anything written about this by Louis Lapique? Finally, according to Turner, Roger du Teil was a poet and a philosopher, not a scientist.