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Exploring Resonant Frequencies for Repairing DNA
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Exploring Resonant Frequencies for Repairing DNA

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Mark Davey
May 28, 2024
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The concept of using resonant frequencies to repair DNA is an intriguing area of research that draws on principles from both quantum biology and biophysics. The idea is that specific frequencies can interact with biological molecules, potentially influencing their structure and function in beneficial ways.

Theoretical Foundations

Quantum Biology:

  • Quantum biology explores how quantum phenomena, such as superposition and entanglement, play roles in biological processes. It posits that biological systems can be affected by quantum effects, including the behavior of DNA molecules.

Resonant Frequencies and Harmonics:

  • Resonant frequencies are specific frequencies at which an object naturally oscillates. In biological systems, these frequencies can be used to influence molecular bonds and structures, potentially aiding in the repair of damaged DNA.

Mechanisms of Action

1. Vibrational Energy:

  • DNA molecules, like all molecules, have natural vibrational modes. By applying resonant frequencies that matc…

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