| Title | Principles of complementary medicine in terms of a suggested scientific basis. | | Author(s) | Popp FA | | Institution | Institute of Biophysics (IIB e.V.), Governmental Foundation Hombroich Raketenstation, D- 41472 Neuss, Germany. iib@lifescientists.de | | Source | Indian J Exp Biol 2008 May; 46(5):378-83. | | Abstract | In order to create a scientific basis of complementary medicine it is certainly necessary to add a more non-local approach to the molecular substance of orthodox "life-sciences". It should be able to explain strange phenomena like healing by homeopathy or acupuncture. A possible frame concerns oscillatory electromagnetic interactions as regulatory and - in case of disease--deregulatory impulses of the organisms. These couplings are found, for instance, in biological rhythms, external rhythmical influences (sun exposure, atmospheric disturbances), and vibrations of the body over a huge range of frequencies. One basic example is biophotons and "delayed luminescence". | | Language | eng | | Pub Type(s) | Journal Article
| | PubMed ID | 18697623 |
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