Biophysics and quantum theory

Bernard Pullman

Dejan I. Raković, M. Dugić, Milan M. Ćirković

Abstract. It is shown that investigations in the field of microwave resonance stimulation of the acupuncture system, as well as investigations of the interactions of consciousness with microscopic and macroscopic environment- imply the existence of local and nonlocal macroscopic quantum biophysical effects, with great potential implications in medicine, psychology, biology, physics, engineering, and philosophy/religion. The parallels between classical and quantum Hopfield-like neural networks were also emphasized, as well as biophysical quantum-relativistic model of altered and transitional states of consciousness, the roots of relative metatheory of consciousness in the quantum decoherence theory, and anthropic "coincidences " in classical and quantum cosmology.

Alexander W. Stern

Harriman H. Dash

Horst Josef Koch

Biological processes such as photosynthesis, enzymatic reactions or neuronal activity cannot completely be explained on the basis of classical physical approach so that quantum effects have been postulated in nanospace. The presented theory substantiates the theory of quantum biology as it postulates apparent time compression in nano-dimension which results in apparent relative increase of speed of biochemical or biophysical processes with regard to macroworld observers. NeuroQuantology | June 2012 | Volume 10 | Issue 2 | Page 302-304

Hugh Christopher Longuet-Higgins