The American Institute of Biophysics:
advances a transformative understanding of biophysics by integrating the connection between human biological systems and the physical forces shaping our world, empowering researchers, practitioners, and individuals.
The Brain & Heart
Our brain to heart logo represents the key foundations of life: brainwaves, heartbeat and respiration which are all from birth to death.
Our biology from the first heartbeat at 21 days in utero is immediately regulated by the brain on day 22. The first time we begin to truly interface with the world (physics) is when we are born and draw our first breath. Thereafter, we learn to deal with temperature changes, wind, water, and pollutants in the physical world.
Biology and physics are the unique sciences in humans. The heart and brain continuously influence each other’s function through neurotransmitters, pulse waves, and electromagnetic fields. Therefore, optimal function of the brain and heart is interconnected and affects our health, emotions, and behaviors.
Core Areas of Focus and Research:
Starting in the 1970s, Fritz-Albert Popp started research into ultra-weak light emissions in living cells, biophotons, and their connection to life and molecular processes. This research lead to the establishment of the International Institute of Biophysics in Neuss, Germany.
Now, the American Institute of Biophysics continues and furthers the research into biophysics to develop non-invasive and natural ways of diagnosing and treating patients. We offer education, training, and technology that helps practitioners better treat patients and reduce pain.
Further Exploration:
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Thanks in large part to the engineers, biophysicists and quantum biologists who pioneered the emerging field of frequency medicine,(most of whom were ridiculed, ostracized or dismissed during their careers,)there is now an increasing understanding within the scientific community that plausible explanations of life must diverge from the prevailing biochemical, molecular, genetic and Newtonian-Cartesian concepts.
Any exploration that seeks to find better or more complete explanations for life lead one to the field of biophysics — itself a discipline of huge diversity, about which there is still little general consensus [source material].
It’s the findings from this rapidly emerging discipline that consistently reveal that the much-studied biochemical and molecular processes in all living systems are entirely dependent on electrical and electromagnetic energies, that have been much less well-researched.
But this is exactly what one might expect from Einstein’s general theory of relativity, given the interchangeability of energy and matter.
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