Illuminating Water and Life

Abstract

This paper reviews the quantum electrodynamics theory of water put forward by Del Giudice and colleagues and how it may provide a useful foundation for a new science of water for life. The interaction of light with liquid water generates quantum coherent domains in which the water molecules oscillate between the ground state and an excited state close to the ionizing potential of water. This produces a plasma of almost free electrons favouring redox reactions, the basis of energy metabolism in living organisms. Coherent domains stabilized by surfaces, such as membranes and macromolecules, provide the excited interfacial water that enables photosynthesis to take place, on which most of life on Earth depends. Excited water is the source of superconducting protons for rapid intercommunication within the body that may be associated with the acupuncture meridians. Coherent domains can also trap electromagnetic frequencies from the environment to orchestrate and activate specific biochemical reactions through resonance, a mechanism for the most precise regulation of gene function.

A morphometric and molecular study of the apoptosis observed on tadpoles’ tail explants under the exposition of triiodothyronine in different homeopathic dilutions

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“…One answer, not previously considered, is EM signaling and resonance. 39 Jacques Benveniste, in the same way, proposed that a ligand molecule emits an EMS with a frequency identical to the receptor's molecules that causes them to co-resonate and activate the same intracellular responses.…”

“…Chai et al, 37 Ryzhkina et al, 38 and Ho 39 pointed out that the near-surface EZ expands extensively in the presence of incident radiant energy: that is, growth of this more ordered, negatively charged, zone is dependent on incident EM energy. As stated by Pollack, the energy derives from the radiant energy absorbed and stored in the water.…”

Deep into the Water: Exploring the Hydro-Electromagnetic and Quantum-Electrodynamic Properties of Interfacial Water in Living Systems

“…This phenomenon has been explained from a (Grotthuss) conduction mechanism that involves the exchange of the chemical O-H bond and the hydrogen bond in the O-H•••O hydrogen-bonded system formed by an H 3 O + /OH − ion and an H 2 O molecule. Metabolic/energetic regulation may well depend on the flow of protons (proton currents) and on other nonlinear optical and phonon effects such as solitons via liquid semi-crystalline water (which is sharing all the characteristics of soft matter, as for colloids, polymers, gels and foams 3 ) [15], structured in nanospaces throughout the extracellular matrix into the interior of every single cell and its nanospaces [16]. Moreover, the separation of positive and negative charges is important for short and long range collective coherent correlation (SLRCCC), especially in the form of proton-SLRCCC.…”