Fritz-Albert Popp discovered that all living cells produce biophotons – invisibly faint emissions that play an essential part in cell function but remain hidden to human eyes. Coherent or harmonious emissions indicate health; those which are chaotic or disharmonious indicate dysfunction at an energetic level within the body.
What is Biophoton Therapy?
Imagine a treatment that detects imbalances in your body using photon emissions from the skin. On this episode of Pathways to Parkinson’s Relief, host Robert Rodgers meets Johan Boswinkel to learn more about his groundbreaking biophoton therapy device called Chiren that measures both coherent and chaotic light emissions from cells of an individual. Chiren then inverts chaotic light emission patterns to neutralize disturbing signals and restore self-healing mechanisms within their bodies.
Biophotons are faint light waves emitted by our cells and used by them to regulate biochemical processes that influence heart rate, blood pressure and hormone production. Unfortunately, many individuals suffer from biophoton deregulation which can lead to illness and disease; Johan explains how he discovered this phenomenon as well as developing an innovative light therapy solution to address it in this video.
Skeptics tend to dismiss Johan’s claims as unscientific and pseudoscientific, yet his findings do have some basis in fact. His work follows in the footsteps of several early 20th century pioneers – such as American inventor Royal Rife and San Francisco doctor Albert Abrams who developed instruments using electromagnetic frequencies for disease treatment; unfortunately however, all were persecuted by medical institutions, leading to their work falling into obscurity.
Biofield therapy not only restores the body’s natural balance of biophotons, but it can also assist in eliminating viruses and bacteria transmitted during organ transplantation. Researchers add a photosensitizing drug during perfusion (the liquid that circulates through donor lung to be transplanted), which when exposed to red light with wavelength 660 nanometers activates to form oxygen molecules which will damage and kill viral particles.
This process may help reduce viral and bacterial loads prior to lung transplant, potentially increasing the number of transplants performed. While research continues, this procedure could eventually be combined with conventional treatments to increase patient outcomes and quality of life.
How does Biophoton Therapy work?
Biophoton light therapy employs specific wavelengths of light to stimulate the body’s natural healing mechanisms and restore health in an all-natural, safe and non-invasive manner. Biophoton light therapy seeks to optimize biological responses such as improving circulation, decreasing inflammation levels and increasing cellular regeneration for maximum benefit.
Biophotons are faint electromagnetic emissions produced by all living cells that emit millions of times weaker light emissions than a firefly’s light and are invisible to the naked eye, yet appear fundamental to cell functioning. Russian embryologist Alexander Gurwitsch first detected biophotons, commonly referred to as phosphenes in 1920s; German physicist Fritz-Albert Popp later confirmed them and developed complex equipment to measure them; later known as biophotons by Popp. These biophotons communicate vital informational messages between different components within cells which regulate metabolic activities within cells thereby maintaining balance within cells.
Biophoton production and transmission depend on many different mechanisms, such as the Krebs cycle and oxidative phosphorylation. Mitochondria are located within all neurons, serving as energy stores and transport molecules for cells; biopolymers stored within mitochondria are one of the primary sources of these photons; decreasing either their number or quality can significantly reduce production and transmission to other areas of the brain.
Every cell in our bodies produces biophotons, yet only brain neurons produce complex and unique biophoton signals that stand out. This is because their neurons form an electromagnetic field with distinct properties that ensures optimal brain functioning as an autonomous rational entity.
Biophotons are generated in part by fascial tissue of the human body, which is uniformly dispersed across structures and tissues. This dense connective tissue covers and interacts with blood vessels, nerves, viscera, bones, muscles and more, making it an excellent vehicle for transmitting biophotons.
Biophoton signaling is an emerging concept which incorporates existing scientific knowledge regarding the communicative role of biophotons in all levels of hierarchy of organization in the body (cell, tissue, organ system and organism). Biophotons serve as universal mechanisms for controlling all aspects of life activity within humans.
What are the benefits of Biophoton Therapy?
Biophoton Therapy uses non-laser near Infrared light delivered in packets known as Photons to break painful inflammatory cycles faster and clear irritation more efficiently, speeding healing. Biophotons also stimulate immunity and nervous systems while speeding cellular activity for faster healing processes.
Biophotons have also been demonstrated to entrain disordered cellular oscillations and increase coherence at a cellular level, leading to improved intercellular communication and improved homeostasis. Furthermore, their ability to bind with DNA allows biophotons to enhance repair proteins binding as well as decrease ROS production inside of cells.
All living systems emit electromagnetic radiation, but the ultra-weak light emissions produced by cells have received special interest. Although thousands of times weaker than firefly light emissions, these biophotons appear essential to cell function.
Since their discovery by Russian embryologist Alexander Gurwitsch in the 1920s, these emissions have been further studied and developed by German physicist Fritz-Albert Popp and others. Through this work it was revealed that biophotons could transmit information between cells across tissues while remaining thousands of times weaker than visible light.
These emissions display temporal and spectral coherence similar to laser light, acting as information carriers to coordinate oscillatory behaviors such as calcium ion fluxes, circadian rhythms, enzymatic activities and gene expression. External biophoton fields have been shown to synchronize these cellular processes while decreasing oxidative stress thus protecting genomic material.
Radiobiology researchers find this effect particularly exciting as it allows for biophotons to act as intercellular messengers and help prevent radiation-induced biological effects (RIBE). Recent advances in biophoton research pertaining to bystander responses to ionizing radiation have highlighted mitochondria and exosomes’ roles in biophoton-mediated RIBE, providing us with greater molecular and genetic insight into bystander cell phenotypes and responses associated with exposure to ionizing radiation.
What are the side effects of Biophoton Therapy?
Biophotons are quantums of light energy produced by all living systems and are distinguished by their apparent coherence, offering the possibility for ultrafast communications between cells. Studies indicate that DNA may serve both as source and storage medium for biophotons; additionally they interact with receptors found on mitochondria, the cytoskeleton, and neurotransmitters to facilitate transmission.
Biophoton therapy operates under the principle that light can have a profound impact on our biological processes and foster healing. It relies on the idea that our bodies are composed of electromagnetic energy, with biophotons serving as quantum particles of this energy. Living organisms release biophotons in the form of light beams which emanate outward from them – these photons are then absorbed by cells and used to produce ATP molecules – essential components in maintaining metabolic processes within our bodies and leading to healing.
Biophoton therapy aims to restore biophoton balance within the body when an illness exists and restore natural processes to working order. When disease strikes, however, biophoton balance shifts out of sync and natural processes are disrupted – this therapy seeks to reestablish this equilibrium in order to help restore health in its entirety.
Biophoton therapy is non-invasive and without side effects. It has proven highly successful at treating allergies, autoimmune diseases, chronic fatigue syndrome, digestive issues, gynecological conditions, insomnia and rheumatoid arthritis – as well as emotional trauma by relieving symptoms such as depression and anxiety.
Biophoton therapy can not only promote overall health and well-being, but can also be used to heal injuries and ease discomfort. It does this by stimulating blood circulation and dilation of small lymphatic vessels – leading to increased oxygen delivery to damaged tissue for faster healing with reduced inflammation.
Biophoton therapy is an advanced and safe solution designed for people of all ages. Available worldwide, doctors and therapists alike use biophoton therapy to treat chronic pain, fatigue and immune system disorders among others.
