Biophotons exist in all living things as far as I understand it. We increase or decrease its intensity throughout our lives. Vibrant and healthy plants have a more intense field, whereas dead or unhealthy plants a more dim and less intense field around it. When looking at our human body, most of us cook our veggies thereby killing most if not all of the biophotons found in them.
In general this could mirror our own mental and physical health.
What are Biophotons?
Biophotons (Bio-Energy, Qi, Prana…) are ultra-weak photon (light) emissions of biological cell systems. All living cells (plants, animals and human beings…) emit light which cannot be seen by the naked eye but can be measured.
This suggests that there is a many-body reality to the way biophysical light interacts with the human self-organization of information that may be achieved by means of bio-molecular, metabolic, or neural communication. These systems may merge as mobile energy relay systems similar to what is seen as Qi processes in acupuncture science.
Biophysicists are now exploring the many interesting applications which range across such diverse fields as cancer research, non-invasive early medical diagnosis, food and water quality testing, chemical and electromagnetic contamination testing, cell communication, synchronicity, and various applications in biotechnology.
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These biophotons or particles of light, with no mass, transmit information within and between cells. His work shows that the DNA in living cells stores and releases photons creating “biophotonic emissions” that may hold the key to illness and health.
We are energy. We can change our physical condition by changing our energy field. This concept is the base for Reconnective Healing.
For a long time, light was considered to be a new age concept and ridiculed by main stream science. Today we can scientifically explain that light actually plays a central role in healing.
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