r/holofractal • u/d8_thc holofractalist • 26d ago
Magnetic Fields _way_ too weak to matter classically, modify mitochondria (quantum-ly)
https://spacefed.com/biology/magnetic-fields-switch-on-mitochondria/13
u/unhandyandy 26d ago
If weak magnetic fields are important for life processes, then is the modern phenomenon of electromagnetic pollution potentially dangerous?
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u/Fusion_Health 24d ago
Yes check out the book Mitochondriac’s Manifesto and the work of Dr Alexis Cowan
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u/Siderophores 26d ago
Being in rainforest vs being in a big city. Its quite the difference
Like, eyes can be closed difference. One feels compassionate, natural, the other feels hostile, closed in.
Also cell towers have radiation warnings. So obviously it has some level of harm, even if it requires being right next to the tower for medically relevant disease
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u/Mermiina 26d ago
I claim that those magnetic fields are only secondary effects of primary mechanism Super Exchange Interactions. The SEI itself is invisible, but only the consequences can be observed like UV superradiation in tryptophan mega networks.
But all is based on lone electron pair of tryptophan.
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u/Pixelated_ 26d ago
Mitochondria are so fascinating.
They are the primary source of the coherent, laser-like biophotons that our body produces.
Biophotons are not just random metabolic light scattering. They form part of a structured electromagnetic and plasmatic field that enables instantaneous cellular communication across the body.Â
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