Abstract
Experimental evidence has accumulated to suggest that biologically efficacious informational effects can be derived mimicking active compounds solely through electromagnetic distribution upon aqueous systems affecting biological systems. Empirically rigorous demonstrations of antimicrobial agent associated electromagnetic informational inhibition of MRSA, Entamoeba histolytica, Trichomonas vaginalis, Candida albicans and a host of other important and various reported effects have been evidenced, such as the electro-informational transfer of retinoic acid influencing human neuroblastoma cells and stem teratocarcinoma cells. Cell proliferation and differentiation effects from informationally affected fields interactive with aqueous systems are measured via microscopy, statistical analysis, reverse transcription polymerase chain reaction and other techniques. Information associated with chemical compounds affects biological aqueous systems, sans direct systemic exposure to the source molecule. This is a quantum effect, based on the interactivity between electromagnetic fields, and aqueous ordered coherence domains. The encoding of aqueous systems and tissue by photonic transfer and instantiation of information rather than via direct exposure to potentially toxic drugs and physical substances holds clear promise of creating inexpensive non-toxic medical treatments.
Highlights
The photon is the quantized unit, the single quantum of the electromagnetic field. We propose that this field can be encoded with quantum information associated with drugs and chemical compounds and that this information, may be used to affect biological systems, mediated through aqueous systems
We recently demonstrated that by transferring metronidazole information to water samples via an electronic amplifier, the growth of axenically-cultured trophozoites of Entamoeba histolytica and Trichomonas vaginalis was significantly inhibited, compared with those cultures treated with sham electro-transferred water samples [31]
Please think of a Coherence Domain (CD) as a dynamic aqueous structure, which uses the special properties of water, such as its electron dynamics and organized response to electromagnetic fields, to receive electromagnetically encoded information at a low frequency, and sum the resultant excitations, so as to foster the redistribution of that information at frequencies which may affect biological systems
Summary
The photon is the quantized unit, the single quantum of the electromagnetic field. We propose that this field can be encoded with quantum information associated with drugs and chemical compounds and that this information, may be used to affect biological systems, mediated through aqueous systems. Technological advancements in radio communication and remotely connected quantum memory have successfully demonstrated and utilized the capacity for photons to be encoded and transport quantum information with great efficiency [1]-[3] As we propose this encoding to be efficacious in affecting biological systems at room temperatures, evidence of quantum effects and processes in such systems is required, to advance these notions. Electromagnetic fields can be mathematically defined as informationally interactive with biological systems [11] [12] Based upon this evidence, we conclude that given the correct conditions (at room temperatures) photons can be informationally encoded and via quantum processes can and do affect biological systems. One must ask: “Is there further direct evidence of this assertion, and how does it relate to water?”
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