Biophoton Emission from Fingernails and Fingerprints of Living Human Subjects

Kim, Tae Jin; Nam, Kyung Woon; Shin, Hak-Soo; Lee, Sung Muk; Yang, Jong S.; Soh, Kwang–Sup

doi:10.3727/036012902816026068

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“…They also reported that after acupuncture treatment, the left and right difference in biophoton emission was dramatically reduced: in each case the lateral difference was normalised after the treatment. The Korean research group also utilised a photomultiplier with an aperture of 8 mm diameter, such that photons from point-like sources could be detected [26]. Biophotons emitted from the fingernails and fingerprints of 20 healthy subjects were measured.…”

Section: Biophoton Emission Of Hands From the Perspective Of Traditiomentioning

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An Introduction to Human Biophoton Emission

Wijk

Wijk²

2005

Complement Med Res

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Background: Biophoton emission is the spontaneous emission of ultraweak light emanating from all living systems, including man. The emission is linked to the endogenous production of excited states within the living system. The detection and characterisation of human biophoton emission has led to suggestions that it has potential future applications in medicine. Objectives: An overview is presented of studies on ultraweak photon emission (UPE, biophotons) from the human whole body. Methods: Electronic searches of Medline, PsychLit, PubMed and references lists of relevant review articles and books were used to establish the literature database. Articles were then analysed for their main experimental setup and results. Results: The, mostly, single case studies have resulted in a collection of observations. The collection presents information on the following fields of research: (1) influence of biological rhythms, age, and gender on emission, (2) the intensity of emission and its left-right symmetry in health and disease, (3) emission from the perspective of Traditional Chinese and Korean Medicine, (4) emission in different consciousness studies, (5) procedures for analysis of the photon signal from hands, (6) detection of peroxidative processes in the skin. Of each article the main findings are presented in a qualitative manner, quantitative data are presented where useful, and the technological or methodological limitations are discussed. Conclusion: Photon emission recording techniques have reached a stage that allows resolution of the signal in time and space. The published material is presented and includes aspects like spatial resolution of intensity, its relation to health and disease, the aspect of colour, and methods for analysis of the photon signal. The limited number of studies only allows first conclusions about the implications and significance of biophotons in relation to health and disease, or to mental states, or acupuncture. However, with the present data we consider that further research in the field is justified.

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Section: Biophoton Emission Of Hands From the Perspective Of Traditiomentioning

confidence: 99%

An Introduction to Human Biophoton Emission

Wijk

Wijk²

2005

Complement Med Res

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“…Of the 56 included studies, 28 were characterized as observational and descriptive studies, out of which 20 studies used whole body[56], [66], [67], [68], [69], [70], [71], [72], [73], [74], [75], [76], [77], [78], [79], [80], [81], [82], [83], [84], 3 blood cells[85], [86], [87], 3 saliva[64], [88], [89], 1 blood plasma[90], and 1 breath[91] as systems of research. The details of these studies will be reported on in future publications.…”

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Ultraweak Photon Emission as a Non-Invasive Health Assessment: A Systematic Review

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We conducted a systematic review (SR) of the peer reviewed scientific literature on ultraweak photon emissions (UPE) from humans. The question was: Can ultraweak photon emissions from humans be used as a non-invasive health assessment? A systematic search was conducted across eight relevant databases: PubMed/MEDLINE, BIOSIS, CINAHL, PSYCHINFO, All of Cochrane EBM databases, GIDEON, DoD Biomedical Research, and clinicaltrials.gov from database inception to October 2011. Of the 1315 studies captured by the search strategy, 56 met the inclusion criteria, out of which 1 was a RCT, 27 were CCT, and 28 were observational and descriptive studies. There were no systematic reviews/meta-analyses that fit the inclusion criteria. In this report, the authors provide an assessment of the quality of the RCT included; describe the characteristics of all the included studies, the outcomes assessed, and the effectiveness of photon emission as a potential health assessment tool. This report demonstrates that the peer reviewed literature on UPE and human UPE measurement in particular is surprisingly large. Most of the human UPE literature is of good to high quality based on our systematic evaluation. However, an evaluation tool for systematically evaluating this type of “bio-evaluation” methodology is not currently available and would be worth developing. Publications in the peer reviewed literature over the last 50 years demonstrate that the use of “off-the-shelf” technologies and well described methodologies for the detection of human photon emissions are being used on a regular basis in medical and research settings. The overall quality of this literature is good and the use of this approach for determining inflammatory and oxidative states of patients indicate the growing use and value of this approach as both a medical and research tool.

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“…All the knowledge of some predecessors [Mandel, 1986], [Moss, 1979], [Kim, 2002], [Korotkov, 1999], [Popp, 1998], [Popp et al, 1992], [Rubik, 2002a], [Rubik, 2002b] was used by the first author of this article to get the abilities to succeed in making the present measurements. All the measurements could be made due to the capacity of the article's first author to determine his body to respond very quickly to his own intentions and will.…”

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New Methods to Increase the Human Balance and Self Control

Mândrea

Curta

2019

Proceedings of the International Conference on Business Excellence

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Chaos is unfortunately for humans a characteristic of the modern world. It can be seen at all levels. Each individual can abuse permanently in order to succeed in doing different things. These abuses address the own person but also other persons. The abuses reach then through stress and other ways the level of everybody’s health and state. To counterbalance these general tendencies, the authors propose an easy and original method to increase the human general balance. This method is called the method of the wire stretched slowly. It usually increases the general human balance to a level over 99%, but it also contains the possibility to bring the soul of the physical body to its stable position. The measurements show also that all the other parameters are in the optimal zone. The authors also prove with a second set of measurements made by a Bio Well device that we can control the positions of the main energy centers to increase our own self-control. The Bio Well device uses the gas discharge technique to develop the aura visualization. This time the subject, who is the first author of this article, changed his yang and yin at his own desire. He succeeded in moving the position of his first energy center, the lowest of the seven centers, as he wanted. All the measurements are presented maybe for the first time in the world. They are designed in general to show that we can take more care about us, in terms of energy and health, without seeing to doctors. They lead also to an improved physic and psychic state, wanted by everyone. The control of the position of an energy center refers also to the control of the general equilibrium of the body. Of course, these things are very useful in general behavior leading to business excellence and not only.

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Biophoton Emission from Fingernails and Fingerprints of Living Human Subjects

Cited by 19 publications

References 7 publications

An Introduction to Human Biophoton Emission

An Introduction to Human Biophoton Emission

Ultraweak Photon Emission as a Non-Invasive Health Assessment: A Systematic Review

New Methods to Increase the Human Balance and Self Control

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