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Is your light environment more important than the food you eat? How does sunlight help depression? Does a barefoot walk outside boost your immune system?
Hosted by Meredith Oke, The Quantum Biology Collective Podcast features pioneering health professionals who study, apply and explain the emerging field of applied quantum biology. It's a new paradigm of understanding how human health REALLY works that is light years beyond the current traditional medical model.
Quantum biology, or biophysics, is the bridge from the bio-chemical, newtonian model to the new paradigm of energy medicine that view our bodies as electric liquid crystal, not machines.
From the vast research showing that circadian rhythms regulate every important process and pathway in the body, to emerging research that quantum mechanical processes are taking place in our cells—this new world is the missing link that you’re searching for.
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“What's normal isn't normal,” declares Stephen McGhee, a leadership coach with over three decades of experience, as he joins the Quantum Biology Collective Podcast. Stephen shares his compelling journey from the high-stakes world of corporate finance to becoming a beacon of guidance for leaders seeking authenticity and alignment. His life took a dramatic turn following a near-fatal health scare, prompting him to reevaluate his priorities and embrace a path of leadership advisement.
In this episode, Stephen explores the concept of discretionary energy and its critical role in effective leadership. He challenges the conventional reliance on willpower, advocating instead for a deeper connection to one's inner truth and the cultivation of personal sovereignty. Stephen emphasizes that true leadership transcends titles and is rooted in the positive influence one can have on others, regardless of their position.
Join the conversation to discover how Stephen McGhee's insights can help you align your life with your true values, set clear boundaries, and harness your unique potential to lead with integrity and purpose.
Key Takeaways
1. Create space between stimulus and response. When triggered, pause and take a breath before reacting. This allows you to make a conscious choice rather than falling into familiar patterns.
2. Ask yourself "Who do I need to be?" in challenging situations. Focus on being rather than doing to approach leadership and problem-solving from a more effective mindset.
3. Practice deep listening - with others, yourself, and the world around you. Truly hearing and understanding builds trust and opens up new possibilities.
4. Take care of yourself first. As a leader, you need to maintain your own wellbeing and energy in order to effectively serve others.
5. Look for opportunities to lead and share your wisdom in everyday moments. Even small actions can have a ripple effect and make a difference.
Memorable Quotes"The first law of leadership is take care of yourself. Breathe that in, let that camp in your heart and your body. Let it fill your cells. Take care of yourself.""Clear boundaries are not barriers to the heart. People think that saying no is a bad thing in some way. But obligations are overrated.""Leadership is far reaching. You will have no idea who will listen to this, who will then take something from it and go share it with their family or go share it with their patient, or go share it with a stranger on the street. Do not underestimate your power as a leader as you share."Connect with Stephen
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EP 110: Liquid Crystal to Ether: Next Level Quantum Biology (Replay)
Episode 112
Thursday, January 2, 2025 • Duration 01:04:13
“There’s no such thing as empty space.” Today’s episode of the Quantum Biology Collective podcast revisits a riveting and revelatory discussion with Carrie Bennet wherein she explains the truth of the matter, both inside and out. We are, Carrie explains, contrary to what mainstream medical research has so long led us to believe, not biochemical beings but electromagnetic and vibrational beings. In fact, we are liquid crystal, the fourth phase of water, and that water acts as a conduit for communication with the superfluid ether that exists—moves, in fact, constantly, and without resistance—all around us. Rather than a series of particles, she explains, everything is a fluid, moving wave.
This means we can interact with the ether, organize and harness it to do everything from heal ourselves to communicate with our ancestors. Carrie will discuss why so many physicists—including Einstein—believed ether didn’t exist, yet how it could help explain the existence of the pyramids. She also explains why, since we are so closely in tune with an energy field that connects us to everything in the cosmos—we must be intentional with our emotions, thoughts and feelings.
Tune in to today’s discussion to learn more about ether—the bridge between the physical and the spiritual.
Quotes
“Really nothing is happening in the body without that water being involved. And that water provides this continuous web, this continuous conduit through which body-wide communication can take place. So, it legitimately is why this finger always knows what’s happening in this part of my brain which knows what’s happening in my big toe because there is a medium which connects it all through which they can communicate.” (24:21 | Carrie Bennett)
“If we were to blow an atom up until it was the size of a football field—one atom, the size of a football field—we would have a nucleus that was about the size of a quarter at the 50-yard line and then we would have a fly, which was the electron buzzing around the outside of the stadium. And the rest would be filled with this substance that we call the ether. So it’s not empty, that’s the scale. So, we’re talking about—it is a fluid—so, a fluid medium that basically fills all space. So, anywhere there is empty space, it fills it. And even things that appear solid are actually always imploding and always pulling it into them as well.” (42:29 | Carrie Bennett)
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EP 101: Light, Mitochondria and Emotions: Exploring the World of Sleep Architecture
Episode 103
Thursday, October 31, 2024 • Duration 01:11:38
“Sleep architecture is the map of how your circadian system is working,” says Dr. Josh Rosenthal, dual board certified sleep and regenerative medicine specialist, who joins the Quantum Biology Collective podcast to discuss just how important sleep is to optimal function and the prevention of major diseases. And it's even more important than you might think.
In his practice, Dr. Rosenthal began to encounter patients with more and more health concerns despite their labs being normal. The issue, he says, was sleep fragmentation, a lack of sustained, reparative sleep achieved in the proper order. Today, he explains what a good night’s sleep looks like and how broken sleep architecture leads to major chronic diseases.
He also discusses his own experimentation with light, including effortless weight loss from simply wearing blue blockers for an hour at night. Dr. Rosenthal also explains the emotion code at the heart of many diseases such as cancer and why supplements may actually be hastening your body's deterioration.
Join today's discussion to learn how you can build optimal sleep architecture in your own life and keep your body functioning optimally.
Quotes:
“Really, what I was seeing was, I think, we’d call ‘circadian disruption,’ and that sleep architecture is, in fact, the map of how your circadian system is working. So, if you get a sleep test and your doctor says, ‘Hey, you’re fine,’ and you look and and you see you have no deep sleep, you have no dream sleep, you have a very small amount or ranges of what that should be, that tells you that the mechanisms are not kicking in.” (8:19 | Josh Rosenthal, MD)
“Everything seems to be working until it doesn’t. If I had a nickel for every 40- or 50-year-old who said, ‘I was doing great, until…’... So, sleep is kind of that natural oil change. That’s how you can maintain the car of your brain and your body and your organs and all the different systems. So, getting this right is, in my opinion, absolutely paramount in any sort of healing modality.” (28:15 | Josh Rosenthal, MD)
“To me, this is the most powerful feed-forward mechanism for disease, and also, inversely, it’s going to be the most powerful feed-forward mechanism for healing because when you get this right, it’s going to benefit you every day. If you get this wrong, you’ll have a detriment every day.” (32:26 | Josh Rosenthal, MD)
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Ep 011: The Physician Who Went Quantum & Left The System To Start A Concierge Practice
Season 1 · Episode 13
Thursday, February 16, 2023 • Duration 01:14:13
“The top of the pyramid is exercise, which is important, but it's not foundational. The foundation is circadian health because that relates to the health of the mitochondria,” explains Dr. Francisco Gutierrez. Dr. Gutierrez has over 25 years of experience in internal medicine. At just 41 years old, he suffered a stroke in spite of living a traditionally healthy lifestyle where he exercised frequently. Then, when the COVID-19 pandemic hit, Dr. Gutierrez realized that life was too short to continue working in a system that was misaligned with his values. He decided to open his own membership based direct primary care practice, Solymar Direct Health. Today, host Meredith Oke talks with Dr. Francisco Gutierrez about his journey through the healthcare system, his decision to start his own practice, and the importance of metabolic health.
Physician burnout and suicide rates are unfortunately extremely high, mainly because physicians within the traditional healthcare system do not get to just be physicians. In order to be able to apply his creativity and apply quantum biology concepts to his treatment regimens, Dr. Gutierrez chose to open his own practice. Many people think that if they eat right and exercise, then that is all they need to be healthy. However, the focus should instead be on circadian biology and mitochondrial health. Without enough daily sunlight, your body will not run correctly regardless of exercising regularly and eating healthy foods.
Metabolic health is largely dependent upon circadian biology. It is important to reset your internal clock every day by seeing the sunrise and sunset, eating at the correct times during the day, and getting at least 20 to 30 minutes of direct sunlight into your body.
Quotes
“When I started back in the year 2000 as a solo practitioner within the system, nobody was employed. No doctors were employed. Now, pretty much every doctor is employed by these hospital systems, and unfortunately, what that creates is an environment where the customer is not the patient, but the customer is the employer. I say that because I lived it and I lived it from both ends, from the clinical end and from the administrative. And so when you look at the statistics and you look at the rate of burnout for physicians, and sadly the rate of suicide by physicians, it's astounding, and it speaks to what you said, that a lot of the doctors, certainly the doctors of my generation, we didn't sign up for this. We signed up to be a physician.” (7:24-8:23 | Dr. Gutierrez)
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Ep 010: The Scientist Who Redefined Water: Carrie Bennett & Dr. Gerald Pollack On How Our Cells Really Work
Episode 12
Thursday, February 9, 2023 • Duration 01:35:30
“Everything the cell does, it doesn't matter what kind of cell, it needs a cell full of easy water,” explains Dr. Gerald Pollock. Dr. Pollock is a professor of bioengineering at the University of Washington, founding Editor in Chief of The Water Journal, founder of The Water Conference, and author of several bestselling books including The Fourth Phase of Water. Today, guest host Carrie Bennett talks to Dr. Gerald Pollock about easy water, or exclusion zone water, and the truth about how our cells really work.
When we are in school, we learn that the energy in our bodies comes from ATP generated by our mitochondria. However, in truth, water plays a huge role in where we get our energy. 99 out of every 100 molecules in the body are water molecules, and that water exists in a different form from the liquid water we are used to seeing. The water within our cells is a structured water with rearranged hydrogen and oxygen molecules forming hexagons to create a barrier against penetration. In order for our cells to function optimally, they must be filled with easy water.
Most people are familiar with the fact that the human body is composed mostly of water, but quantum biology takes it a step further to examine the nature of that water. The water within our cells is in a gel-like form known as exclusion zone water or easy water. This gel-like water is where our cells get the majority of their energy from.
Quotes
“99 out of every 100 molecules in the body is water.” (2:15-2:19 | Carrie)
“Water is the true battery of energy that the body draws upon.” (5:43-5:47 | Carrie)
“It looks as though there's less structured, easy fourth phase water inside the cancer cell. And maybe it's entirely possible, nobody studied this, that the very fact that there's a diminution of the ordinary amount of easy water inside the cell makes it a cancer cell and makes it keep dividing.” (1:03:30-1:03:55 | Dr. Pollock)
“Everything the cell does, it doesn't matter what kind of cell, it needs a cell full of easy water.” (1:06:16-1:06:23 | Dr. Pollock)
“The key is that the Earth is not neutral, it's negatively charged.” (1:15:16-1:15:20 | Dr. Pollock)
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Ep 009: Talent’s Not Enough, Why Elite Athletes Need To Optimize Their Circadian Biology
Episode 11
Wednesday, February 1, 2023 • Duration 35:34
“There's no exercise that you can teach what you learn on the streets,” explains Taylor Davidson, Founder of Football Entangled. After experiencing a sports-related stress fracture, Taylor became fascinated by human health, leading him down the road of quantum biology. Today, guest host Jason Oke and Taylor discuss why athletes need to improve their circadian rhythm for peak athletic performance.
Through Football Entangled, Taylor works with footballers to overcome injuries and maximize their talent through the principles of quantum biology. He has built his system around three pillars: your mitochondrial health, your internal foundation (athletic ability), and the game itself. By putting yourself in the right environment for optimal vitality, you will be surprised at how much better you will be. Although many people only take things seriously when making a financial investment, the best changes for our fitness are free, such as natural sunlight. By looking at athletes from poorer countries, who do not have access to fancy cleats or programs, you can see the benefits of simply playing outside, learning from the competition, and understanding how your body actually functions.
You need to get outside whether you play football, soccer, or any sport. When you’re outside, you not only improve your mitochondrial health, but you can be in a position to learn on the field. Although there are exercises and drills you can always do, learning from playing is how you get to a high level of performance.
Quotes
“Every little step got me more and more understanding of quantum health and mitochondrial function and how the human body works from a base level.” (4:20-4:34 | Taylor)
“That first pillar, the inner furnace, is really controlling your environment and putting yourself in the best spot for optimal health and vitality. And it is hard sometimes when I'm working with like professional athletes because they're so ingrained into what they know. But at the same time, those guys also have a lot of freedom because of their finances. And contrary to common thought, those pro athletes do have a lot of time on their hands. So they, they, they really do have the ability to apply these things if they choose to. So a lot of times, it's just getting them by mentally over the, over the stump, and like buying in.” (12:19-13:06 | Taylor)
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Ep 008 The Chronobiology Master: Dr. Alexander Wunsch on the Danger of Junk Light & The Secrets of The Sun
Episode 10
Thursday, January 26, 2023 • Duration 01:04:08
“Almost every chronic disorder or chronic condition can be linked more or less directly to chronobiological disruption. What we would call civilization associated disorders or diseases, they are all linked to bad habits with regard to lighting and light exposure,” explains Dr. Alexander Wunsch, chronobiologist. Today, host Meredith Oke talks with Dr. Wunsch about the dangers of artificial light and the reasons why natural sunlight is so vital.
Every organism has adapted to a natural circadian biology, meaning they balance their sleep and wake cycles with those of the sun. When that circadian rhythm is interrupted, our bodies cannot function optimally and require more energy for basic metabolic functions. In most of Western society, people are not getting the proper daily dose of sunlight and instead are spending 90% of their day exposed to artificial light including blue light from computers and cellphones.
Most people are not getting the right dosage of sunlight to reap the positive benefits of the sun. When they do get sunlight, people are often overdosing and causing long term harm to their bodies. In contrast, artificial light is damaging to our natural circadian biology and can be just as problematic to our health as overdosing on sunlight.
Quotes
“Almost every chronic disorder or chronic condition can be linked more or less directly to chronobiological disruption. What we would call civilization associated disorders or diseases, they are all linked to bad habits with regard to lighting and light exposure.” (6:05-6:39 | Dr. Wunsch)
“Most humans in the western industrialized societies don't even have the chance to get the right dose of sunlight on a regular basis, because they are locked into very artificial conditions.” (21:42-22:07 | Dr. Wunsch)
“90% of people living indoors are exposed to artificial light and are living indoors 90% of their lifetime. And so the impact of the artificial light sources, I would say is even more problematic. And, the fact is we have not enough true, unfiltered natural sunlight. And on the other hand, we have much too much cold, artificial light surrogates, artificial light, overdose of artificial light, and almost no exposure to unfiltered natural light. And this makes the problems.” (22:51-23:51 | Dr. Wunsch)
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Ep 007: How Healthy Light Habits Lead to Emotional Health with Circadian Man Matt Mancz
Episode 9
Thursday, January 19, 2023 • Duration 45:11
“Health is a byproduct of the environment and the lifestyle you live,” explains Matt Mancz, Circadian Performance Coach. An athlete passionate about strength and conditioning, Matt sought a career where he could focus on health and athletic performance. Finding gaps in traditional athletic training, Matt discovered quantum biology and now incorporates circadian principles into his life and work.
With Dr. Alex Lee, Matt co-founded and opened Circadian Healing Performance, where they do everything from nervous system chiropractic care to bodywork and massage therapy, all with a circadian foundation in mind. Through his work, Matt understands how connected our energy is to the natural world, which includes spending time outdoors, experiencing touch, and having proper mitochondria function. When you develop simple, light habits, not only will you feel better physically, but you will see vast differences in your mental health. Ultimately, by connecting to the environment and the world around you, you can develop a lifestyle of vitality in the purest, most human way.
When you adhere to quantum biology, your physical and emotional health will improve. Matt follows circadian rhythm principles, but an important distinction is that everything in life is a rhythm, from physical movement to the food we eat, to the light in the day and the darkness at night. When we understand that our health is a natural expression, we can make common sense choices, feeling better along the way.
Quotes
“I am just a performance coach and a massage therapist who only executes his service in an environment that is aligned with quantum biology and circadian biology.” (17:37-17:49 | Matt)
“Bodywork is so important, and it’s a vital part of the quantum equation in health and performance.” (21:17-21:25 | Matt)
“You're designed to live in the natural environment. And what that does is unlock all the genetic potential slumbering within yourself.” (31:52-31:59 | Matt)
“Health is a byproduct of the environment and the lifestyle you live.” (32:46-32:50 | Matt)
“If you want to learn about your body, mind, and where it goes and how to bring it back to center, the best place to begin is the breath.” (38:33-38:42 | Matt)
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Ep 006 Former Engineer Roudy Nassif On How Our Relationship To Light Shapes Our Lives
Episode 7
Friday, January 6, 2023 • Duration 01:07:53
“One of the things that I am continuously working on is triggering people to think more about light and to think more about the effects of light,” explains Roudy Nassif, Founder of VivaRays. After suffering from chronic fatigue and depression, Roudy felt determined to find a sustainable solution. Through his holistic medicine journey, Roudy discovered the benefits of natural light and improved his circadian rhythm once and for all.
An engineer with insomnia issues, Roudy found that his chronic exhaustion affected every area of his life. After learning about quantum biology and the importance of natural light, Roudy created his company VivaRays, specializing in circadian light therapy glasses. By combating the adverse effects of artificial blue light, our daily environment can improve, leading to a healthier lifestyle overall.
It’s never too late to improve your circadian rhythm. Learn more about Roudy’s quantum biology journey, perfecting blue blockers for optimal results, and how light elevates consciousness.
Quotes
“The language of light is wordless. Yet, in this language resides the essence of all meaning.” (10:01-10:48 | Roudy)
“Our relationship to light is so fundamental and obvious, but it's so simple that we often miss it. We take it for granted.” (19:59-20:21 | Roudy)
“I'm truly inspired about helping humanity to elevate their light.” (36:25-36:50 | Roudy)
“One of the things that I am continuously working on is triggering people to think more about light and to think more about the effects of light.” (39:21-39:53 | Roudy)
“Nothing is happening outside that is not caused by what's happening inside.” (44:34-44:41 | Roudy)
“Who you were yesterday is a beautiful sequence that will create who you will become today and who you will be tomorrow.” (57:59-56:57 | Roudy)
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Ep 005: Carrie Bennett & Dr Catherine Clinton on the Quantum Shifts in Scientific Paradigms
Episode 6
Thursday, December 29, 2022 • Duration 01:05:17
“People are looking for a truth they can get behind that's not associated with politics, dogmas and religion, and all these kinds of sectarian clashes,” explains guest Dr. Catherine Clinton. Today, Dr. Clinton and guest Carrie Bennett join host Meredith to discuss the current paradigm shift from biochemistry to quantum biology. Breaking down the recent changes in health and philosophy, they share the current state of science and the future ahead.
As history has always shown, breakthrough science tends to come from the fringe rather than the mainstream. In a day and age where science has become more about profits than people, the fringe is, unfortunately, being ignored. However, the more scientists of different practices communicate and research, the closer we can get to true health freedom. After all, scientists are meant to prove their theories wrong to bring us closer to the truth.
Quantum biology is gradually becoming more and more part of the mainstream conversation. Learn more about social upheaval’s effect on science, the importance of cross-practice discussion, and the shifts regarding mitochondria.
Quotes
“People are looking for a truth they can get behind that's not associated with politics, dogmas and religion, and all these kinds of sectarian clashes.” (16:18-16:34 | Dr. Catherine)
“Breakthrough science doesn't come from the mainstream, it comes from the fringe, and we need to support the fringe.” (18:15-18:22 | Carrie)
“We become so reductionistic that we think physics doesn't have to do with biology, or chemistry or life. The list goes on and on.” (21:45-21:56 | Dr. Catherine)
“Science is always trying to prove yourself wrong, so you can maybe funnel yourself a little bit closer to the direction of truth.” (25:43-25:51 | Carrie)
“The paradigm shift is happening, and it only takes one foot out of the box. I think we're finally there, and I couldn't be more thrilled about it.” (1:01:24-1:01:36 | Dr. Catherine)
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“We’ve got to give up the idea of particles, even. We have to realize that everything is just a vibration, a wave, a fluid, a movement happening.” (44:05 | Carrie Bennett)
RAC is a proud supporter of the non profit Institute of Applied Quantum Biology, a 501c3 dedicated to integrating quantum and circadian biology into health and wellness practice. Without ipublic support this science will take decades to become widely adopted.
The Institute of Applied Quantum Biology, a non profit organization translating the new science into practical application: https://www.iaqb.foundation/certification
RAC is a proud supporter of the non profit Institute of Applied Quantum Biology, a 501c3 dedicated to integrating quantum and circadian biology into health and wellness practice. Without ipublic support this science will take decades to become widely adopted.
The Institute of Applied Quantum Biology, a non profit organization translating the new science into practical application: https://www.iaqb.foundation/certification
“The top of the pyramid is exercise, which is important, but it's not foundational. The foundation is circadian health because that relates to the health of the mitochondria.” (26:40-26:51 | Dr. Gutierrez)
“Our body clock is the director of the symphony that is our metabolism.” (29:10-29:19 | Dr. Gutierrez)
“Go outside and walk, if you can barefoot, three times a week for 20 to 30 minutes every single day. But it's gotta be outside, no sunscreen, the fewest clothes possible.” (42:41-42:55 | Dr. Gutierrez)
“Being Hispanic in these latitudes north of where we come from puts us at a higher risk of developing chronic disease.” (59:35-59:47 | Dr. Gutierrez)
RAC is a proud supporter of the non profit Institute of Applied Quantum Biology, a 501c3 dedicated to integrating quantum and circadian biology into health and wellness practice. Without ipublic support this science will take decades to become widely adopted.
The Institute of Applied Quantum Biology, a non profit organization translating the new science into practical application: https://www.iaqb.foundation/certification
RAC is a proud supporter of the non profit Institute of Applied Quantum Biology, a 501c3 dedicated to integrating quantum and circadian biology into health and wellness practice. Without ipublic support this science will take decades to become widely adopted.
The Institute of Applied Quantum Biology, a non profit organization translating the new science into practical application: https://www.iaqb.foundation/certification
“When people make an investment in themselves, then the change is a lot easier to come by as opposed to how often people don't act on the free stuff they have around. Once they make a financial investment, then it's easy for them to make make a change in their life.” (15:24-15:45 | Taylor)
"Strength is not just about how much you can lift in a certain pattern, but the result of the whole being integrated, not just how big the parts are.” (25:19-25:35 | Taylor)
“There's no exercise that you can teach what you learn on the streets. The only way you can learn that is by actually doing it and being exposed to all the different levels of talent and ability on the field of competition, which then molds you and pushes you to adapt and overcome.” (28:23-28:46 | Taylor)
“You get the biggest output of actionable knowledge by what you learn on the field in competition because you get taught what works and what doesn't work really quick.” (36:24-36:38 | Taylor)
“I'm not a doctor or a scientist, but I've been able to take mountains of knowledge and then apply it at a very high level of performance.” (36:47-36:59 | Taylor)
RAC is a proud supporter of the non profit Institute of Applied Quantum Biology, a 501c3 dedicated to integrating quantum and circadian biology into health and wellness practice. Without ipublic support this science will take decades to become widely adopted.
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“If you are exposed on a constant basis on the right dosage level, sunlight is positive. And if you are intermittently exposed in terms of overdosing every seven days or 10 days or so, then sunlight will unfold its nasty properties, but not immediately, but 10, 20, 30 years later.” (30:44-31:14 | Dr. Wunsch)
“True light bulbs which produce the light via heat are the best artificial light source because they produce the natural spectral distribution, and our bodies are adapted to so-called thermal light sources.” (46:56-47:16 | Dr. Wunsch)
RAC is a proud supporter of the non profit Institute of Applied Quantum Biology, a 501c3 dedicated to integrating quantum and circadian biology into health and wellness practice. Without ipublic support this science will take decades to become widely adopted.
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“If you have a sound mind, that's only possible if you're breathing properly. That's only possible if you're connected to nature. That's only possible if you're putting good food in your mouth.” (41:30-41:37 | Matt)
RAC is a proud supporter of the non profit Institute of Applied Quantum Biology, a 501c3 dedicated to integrating quantum and circadian biology into health and wellness practice. Without ipublic support this science will take decades to become widely adopted.
The Institute of Applied Quantum Biology, a non profit organization translating the new science into practical application: https://www.iaqb.foundation/certification
RAC is a proud supporter of the non profit Institute of Applied Quantum Biology, a 501c3 dedicated to integrating quantum and circadian biology into health and wellness practice. Without ipublic support this science will take decades to become widely adopted.
The Institute of Applied Quantum Biology, a non profit organization translating the new science into practical application: https://www.iaqb.foundation/certification
RAC is a proud supporter of the non profit Institute of Applied Quantum Biology, a 501c3 dedicated to integrating quantum and circadian biology into health and wellness practice. Without ipublic support this science will take decades to become widely adopted.
The Institute of Applied Quantum Biology, a non profit organization translating the new science into practical application: https://www.iaqb.foundation/certification
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