TISSUES ARE HEALED BY PHOTONS
BASTYR UNIVERSITY
SEATTLE, WASHINGTON STATE, USA
June 1, 2009
Wolf-Dieter Kessler MD, PhD
The Facts
Behind a Successful Medical Clinic
Biophoton Emisson from Leaf
Professor Fritz-Alfred Popp
Dispersion of light through a prism
Spectroscopy
Tissues are mainly composed of spinning
hydrogen atoms which build up a specific
electromagnetic field.
Nuclear magnetic resonance property has
been used in the medical community since
1970
Spinning hydrogen atoms of a tissue and
Focus
When these hydrogen atoms are excited by an
external or internal resonance energy field, two
things happen:
1)
Hydrogen atoms emit a photon when
their axis is shifting
2)
Their electrons emit a photon
Photon emission and focus
Gilbert Newton Lewis, 1875 -1946
Nuclear Magnetic Resonance
Depends on strength of the field
depends on Larmor precession frequency
of the nucleus.
Because in each tissue the Larmor precession
frequencies are specific, emitted photons would
also have a specific wavelength and color
matching that tissue.
Larmor, Sir Joseph (1857-1942)
Honours awarded to Joseph Larmor
Fellow of the Royal Society 1892 Lucasian
Professor 1903 Royal Society Bakerian lecturer
1909 Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh
1910 Speaker at International Congress 1912
LMS De Morgan Medal 1914 Royal Society
Royal Medal 1915 London Maths Society
President 1914 - 1916 Speaker at International
Congress 1920 Royal Society Copley Medal
1921
Color and wavelength of these biophotons are
highly specific in each tissue.
They quasi match their tissue
The phenomenon is firmly established in
spectroscopy
In emission spectroscopy light (photons) are
emitted when you excite the atoms/molecules of
a substance by heat. The emitted photons are
specific to that substance.
ONDAMED
If you excite the hydrogen atoms of a tissue by
pemf, both the hydrogen atoms and their
electrons will emit photons. Their colors and
wavelength are also specific to the tissue
because they correlate with the Larmor
frequencies of the hydrogen atoms of the tissue.
Absorption spectroscopy refers to the interaction
of electromagnetic radiation with matter.
Matter, substances, tissues absorb and emit light
according to their atoms and molecules.
UV-visible spectroscopy refers to techniques
where one measures how much light of a
particular wavelength (color) is absorbed by a
sample.
DNA absorbs light in the UV range (which is
partly why sunlight is dangerous) so the amount
of DNA in a sample can be determined by
measuring the absorbance of UV light.
In absorption spectroscopy, the intensity of a
beam of light measured before and after
interaction with a sample is compared.
Fraunhofer lines of solar spectrum
Kirchhoff and Bunsen
It was later discovered that each chemical
element was associated with a set of spectral
lines, and deduced that the dark lines in the
solar spectrum were caused by absorption by
those elements in the upper layers of the sun.
Photosynthesis
chlorophyll is activated by absorbing a photon ,
then forms ATP (adenosine triphosphate) and
TPNH (the reduced form of triphosphopyridine
nucleotide – TPN) They provide the energy for
the assimilation of carbon dioxide gas, yielding a
variety of sugars from which other sugars and
carbohydrates, including starch can be built up.
Left: Energie level diagram of the ground and excited states of chlorophyll a and β -carotene.
Right: Two-Photon excitation spectroscopy (red line with red dots) enables the
measurement of spectra of the carotenoid dark state within intact pigment-protein
complexes. The example shows spectra of Photosystem I:
Absorption spectrum (green line), Fluorescence spectrum (black line) and the
already mentioned two-photon excitation spectrum (red line). For details see M.
Hilbert, A. Wehling, E. Schlodder and P. J. Walla
Pigment positions and orientations (green
pigments=chlorophylls, red pigments =
carotenoids) in Photosystem I, Photosystem II and
a trimer of light-harvesting complex LHC II.
WAVE SPECTRA
AND WAVE LENGTHS
OF EMITTED PHOTONS
ARE TISSUE SPECIFIC
Professor F. Popp
morphogenesis, growth, differentiation and
regeneration are explained by the structuring
and regulating activity of the coherent biophoton field.
In 1995, Sisken & Walker listed some of the
healing frequencies being tested in medical
research laboratories and the types of tissues
they affect. Frequencies are specific for:
2 Hz
nerve regeneration, neurite outgrowth from
cultured ganglia
7 Hz
bone growth
10 Hz
ligament healing
15, 20,72 Hz decreased skin necrosis, stimulation of
capillary formation and fibroblast
proliferation
25, 50 Hz
synergistic effects with nerve growth factor
From James Oschman, Energy Medicine
ONDAMED IS HEALING THE FOCUS
THROUGH PHOTON ACTIVITY
THROUGH SPECIFIC COLOR
AND RESONANCE
The word "color" is placed in quotes to indicate
that absorbance spectroscopy deals not only
with light in the visible range - photons with a
wavelength of roughly 400 to 700 nanometers,
but also with wavelengths that lie outside of the
range of human vision (IR, UV, X-rays).
However, the principles are quite similar for both
visible and nonvisible light.
Electromagnetic spectrum
DNA is absorbing light
Measure DNA quantity through absorbed
photons
ONDAMED IS HEALING THE FOCUS
THROUGH PHOTON ACTIVITY
MATCHING COLOR AND RESONANCE
In physics, resonance is the tendency of a system
to oscillate at maximum amplitude at certain
frequencies
Resonance increases amplitude and
energy
In wave mechanics, two identical
resonating waves would triple the energy,
would triple the amplitude.
Field Intensity
Field Strength
50 – 500 Gaus
5 – 50 milli Tesla
Erwin Schrödinger
The Nobel Prize in Physics 1933
Harmonics
Hamprecht showed that Schroedinger’s equation
is the basis of modern quantum mechanics.
All conditions of matter and light follow the laws
of acustics such as keynotes and harmonics.
They produce the same quantum conditions (tone
sequences) without other forms in between as
matter and light.
However, here it is not the string and the air
which is vibrating but the vacuum.
ONDAMED
Follows the laws of acustics such
as keynotes and harmonics.
Erwin Schroedinger
Photon pump
one photon has been subtracted
from the field: see Figure 1(a). When the initial
field is composed of a small number of photons,
the effect is dramatic and may even completely
change the characteristics of the field.
Myungshik Kim and Marco Bellini
Istituto Nazionale di Ottica Applicata
Florence, Italy
European Laboratory for Non-linear Spectroscopy
Subtracting one photon from the light field
ONDAMED
Finds the ailing tissues
Tells us where to treat
Tells us how to treat
The National Osteoporosis Foundation in the
USA reported that :
Osteoporosis and low bone mass are currently
estimated to be a major public health threat for
almost 44 million U.S. women and men aged 50
and older.
The 44 million people with either osteoporosis or
low bone mass represent 55 percent of the
people aged 50 and older in the United States.
Additional efforts must be made to stem this
disease, which may be largely prevented with
lifestyle considerations and appropriate
treatment .
Appropriate treatment
ONDAMED program 58
WAVE SPECTRA
AND WAVE LENGTHS
OF PHOTONS
ARE TISSUE SPECIFIC FOR REPAIR
DNA repair is done at 380 nanometer in the
ultraviolett range.
Benzo-a-pyren absorbes ultraviolett and passes
infrared light.
This prevents repair and is carcinogenic
Benzpyren twin substances absorb different
“colors”
Benzo-(a)-pyren is carcinogenic
Benzo-(e)-pyren non carcinogenic
Wavelength
Low frequencies have long waves lengths
wavelength = wave speed / frequency.
wavelength is therefore inversely
proportional to frequency.
This is an electron. It is a harmonious
standing wave.
Specific spectra and interference
Interference and harmonisation after therapy
Morbus Perthes
Necrosis of the femoral head
Hip sonography, ventral. Irregular contours, right femoral head with irregular echo
pattern with areas of high echogenicity and low echogenicity. Femoral head is
altogether lower in height. Epiphyseal gap is fuzzy with increased echogenicity.
Slight joint effusion to the right.
M.Perthes before treatment
M.Perthes after first treatment
M.Perthes after second treatment
M.Perthes after third treatment
Healthy tissue: constructive Interference:
Ideal, harmonious in phase vibration of regularly
arranged atoms maximizes energy (Itzhak Bentov)
Destructive interference
Hormonal balancing with nuclear magnetic
resonance
Liver is at the core of hormonal balancing
Main Focus is draining the liver
Stress is draining the liver
Three types of stress
Inflammation
Emotion
Metabolism
Hormonal balancing with nuclear magnetic
resonance
Elimination of 3 stress factors with
ONDAMED
Find Main Focus and treat with specific
programs and microorganisms/parasites
EARLY BREAST
CANCER
MC
MF
EARLY
BREAST
CANCER
A hormone receptor is a receptor protein on the
surface of a cell or in its interior that binds to a
specific hormone. The hormone causes many
changes to take place in the cell.
Binding of hormones to hormone receptors often
trigger the start of a biophysical signal that can
lead to further signal transduction pathways, or
trigger the activation or inhibition of genes.[
Steroid receptors are zinc finger proteins
The idea that energy within a living system may be
transported within semiconductive bands of
proteins was suggested by SZENT-GYÖRGYI in
1941.
In mammals, progesterone , like all other
steroid hormones, is synthesized from
pregnenolone, which in turn is derived
from cholesterol
progesterone
Testosterone into DHT dihydro-testosterone
5 alpha reductase
Progesterone better than 5 alpha
reductase inhibitors
estrogen production
Follicles in the ovaries, the corpus luteum and
the placenta. Follicle- stimulating hormone
(FSH) and luteinizing hormone (LH) stimulate
the production of estrogen in the ovaries.
liver, adrenal glands, and the breasts.
Synthesis of estrogen
Synthesis of estrogens starts in theca interna
cells in the ovary, by the synthesis of
androstenedione from cholesterol.
Androstenedione has androgenic activity. This
compound crosses the basal membrane into the
surrounding granulosa cells, where it is
converted to estrone or estradiol, either
immediately or through testosterone. The
conversion of testosterone to estradiol, and of
androstenedione to estrone, is catalyzed by the
enzyme aromatase
Balance of hormones
Liver
Deranged estrogen metabolism
the level of an estrogen metabolite associated
with breast and endometrial cancer (16-alphahydroxyestrone) fell.
DIM changes "strong" estrogen to "weak"
estrogen, it stops human cancer cells from
growing and provokes the cells to self-destruct
(apoptosis). Subsequent studies done at the
University of California at Berkeley show that
DIM inhibits some human breast cancer cells
from growing by as much as 90% in culture.
indole-3-carbinol, sulforaphane, and
beta carotene.
Sulforaphane increases levels of enzymes
that block cancer
(IC3, or DIM), increases the conversion of
estradiol to estriol by 50%
The increased DNA binding condenses DNA
structure, preventing transcription.
histone deacetylase
The manipulation of nuclear spins by
radiofrequency waves (nuclear magnetic
resonance is important in chemical
spectroscopy and medical imaging .
Manipulation of nuclear spins by low
frequency electromagnetic waves is an
important tool for ailing tissues. Tissue
energy is increased by the laws of
resonance.
It is the anti aging tool „par excellence“.
Hormonal balancing with nuclear magnetic
resonance
Find the Focus which is draining the liver
Footnotes:
1. Bischof, Marco: Biophotonen. Das Licht in unseren
Zellen, 1995, Zweitausendeins Verlag
2. Popp, F.A./Nagl, W./Li, K.H./Scholz, W./ Weingärtner, O./ Wolf, R.:
Biophoton emission: New evidence for coherence and DNA as
source (1984)
3. Cittert, P.H. van: Physica, Vol 1 (1934), S.201; Zernike , F.:
Physica, Vol. 5 (1938), S.785
4. Popp, F.A. : Biology of Light (1984) S. 75-76: Li/Popp, F.A.: Nonexponential decay law of radiation systems(1983) ; Li, K.H., Popp,
F.A.,/ Nagl,W/ Klima, H. : Indications of optical coherence