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Voeikov and his colleagues found first that this increases greatly on The best way to neutralise these chain reactions is to intensify stimulation of ROS production with zymosan [a carbohydrate production of ROS by "sparking" with negative ions, ozone or other obtained from yeast cell walls]. Most remarkable was the activated oxygen therapies. By regenerating the body's light energy, emergence, under certain conditions, of well-marked oscillations. such therapies empower the body to cope better with whatever The regulatory role of these biophotons became obvious from the disease process threatens it. effects of reflecting them back into the blood: a low basic output Ozone therapy has a long history, and it is still being used with was increased by back reflection; high output was reduced. Evenin _ great success today. But it has been largely ignored by mainstream some non-living materials, e.g., solutions of methyl glyoxal and medicine—partly because its mode of action was unknown, and glycine, there was both generation of ROS and release of partly because it cannot be patented. Ozone, however, has the biophotons. In such systems, too, oscillations were seen to develop. disadvantage of being too reactive to take into the lungs. Thus it has In the living organism, the light that is actually radiated forms to be administered intravenously or by other routes requiring only a small proportion of the total light energy produced; most of it —_ professional help. is taken up by other molecules where it serves a control function, to So it is worth mentioning the recent and so far little-known trigger or modulate biochemical reactions. The rhythmic release of therapy with singlet oxygen energy as developed by [the late] Tony this energy, which is capable of a wide range of frequencies—going van der Valk.’ Air is first bubbled through water to saturate it with up even to the megahertz region—is consistent with their role as water vapour. It then passes a metal plate coated with a pacemakers of metabolic processes. Indeed, Voeikov suggests that photosensitive phthalocyanin compound onto which is directed a modulations of frequency rather than amplitude may be the most red-light-emitting diode (634 nm). important informative factor for cellular regulation. All these This turns some of the oxygen into singlet oxygen. Within complex temporal patterns (which microseconds, the singlet oxygen Mae-Wan Ho likens to a symphony) (which, due to its intense reactivity, are also precisely localised in space. could not be breathed as such) delivers Thus we have a deep space-time its energy to water molecule which can structure which is intensely dynamic . . then be breathed with complete safety. in all its aspects. Perhaps it could be Chizevsky In the 1 920s [found] Exactly how water carries this energy imagined as a non-material framework H H is not known at present, but the of three-dimensional music, to whose that animals deprived of treatment is quite as effective as ozone tune dance the material constituents of negative ions In the alr became therapy and, moreover, it is so much life. A A hi safer and more convenient that patients The finding that ROS and sick and died within days. can easily administer it themselves. biophotons can so easily be produced As Professor Voeikov writes in his in simple aqueous solutions has led introduction, we are approaching a Voeikov to propose a revolutionary major turning point in biology. This is alternative to the most commonly one where biology lets go of its current accepted understanding of the origin basis in 19th-century physics and of life. He draws on recent evidence for dissociation of water under —_ chemistry and gains its own proper theoretical foundation. This will very mild conditions, merely by procedures such as mechanical eventually come to have the predictive capability in relation to agitation, illumination and freeze-thawing. The products of such evolution which is lacking in Darwinism. dissociation include hydrogen peroxide and the free radicals He and Thope this article will stimulate interest in such ideas, and also, by HO+ derived from non-ionic dissociation of water. These radicals providing a modus operandi for the activated oxygen therapies, may then react with nitrogen and carbon dioxide to produce amino __ enhance their general acceptance in medicine. oo acids and other complex organic molecules. Moreover, in the presence of simple catalysts such as iron oxide, hydrogen peroxide Endnotes a . . . breaks down to release oxygen. 1. Schrédinger, E., What is Life?, Cambridge University Press, In this way, it becomes plausible to consider a scenario where Cambridge, 1944. Le ew pe oxygen began to appear from the beginning, as soon as. water 2. Voeikov, V., Rivista di Biologia 5 Biology Forum 94:193-214 appeared on Earth. Even at this time, however, ROS and EES (2001). (I can provide copies of this article, which has all the would also begin to appear. These would soon self-organise and relevant references.) . . . develop spatio-temporal structures of the characteristic dynamic 3. Ho, Mae-Wan, The Rainbow and the Worm: The Physics of stability which could begin to deserve the name Life. iS ientific Publishing, 1998, 2nd ed., Chizevsky in the 1920s [found] that animals deprived of negative ions in the air became sick and died within days. Endnotes 1. Schrédinger, E., What is Life?, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 1944. 2. Voeikov, V., "Rivista di Biologia", Biology Forum 94:193-214 (2001). (I can provide copies of this article, which has all the relevant references.) 3. Ho, Mae-Wan, The Rainbow and the Worm: The Physics of Organisms, World Scientific Publishing, 1998, 2nd ed., ISBN 981-02-3427-9. 4. See Tony van der Valk's website, http://www.polyvalk.com. Free radicals in therapy All this is not without medical significance. On the one hand is the finding of Chizevsky in the 1920s (which has recently been confirmed) that animals deprived of negative ions in the air became sick and died within days. On the other is the long tradition of successful therapy with ozone and hydrogen peroxide. It turns out that negative ions are in fact superoxide anion radicals, and that a regular supply of ROS from the environment is required to "spark" the internal mechanism of oxygen reduction. Without this, the oscillations in ROS metabolism tend to decay. And then, with insufficient ROS, the radical chain reactions proceed without proper termination and go on to damage biological molecules. About the Author: Retired from a career of research in fundamental immunology, Roger Taylor has spent 18 years conducting research (mainly private) around the scientific basis for subtle energy. In recent work he has been using Dr Konstantin Korotkov's GDV (computerised Kirlian) system to show responses to singlet oxygen therapy and Ormus (white gold) therapy. Most of his published articles have appeared in the magazine Caduceus, of which he is science editor. This article was first published in The Network Review (no. 87, Spring 2005, pp. 18-20), the journal of The Scientific and Medical Network. For more information, visit http://www.scimednet.org. APRIL — MAY 2006 NEXUS #25 www.nexusmagazine.com