Integration of Quantum Epigenetics with the Biological Laws of the Germanic New Medicine
Abstract
The first main goal of this paper is to describe for the first time, to the best of the authors’ knowledge, the scientific avenue of Quantum Epigenetics, which aims at integrating: Epigenetics, Quantum Physics and Psychology. The main working assumptions at the basis of Quantum Epigenetics are: 1) the presence of ancestral quantum information stored in the genetic heritage of cells (e.g., DNA, RNA, Chromatin, mitochondrial DNA… etc); 2) the possibility of perceiving said ancestral quantum information by an individual in particular states of consciousness (e.g., extended state of consciousness); 3) the possibility of consciousness to store, elaborate and transmit said quantum information capable of modulating gene expressions, without involving any alterations in the DNA sequence
The second main goal paper is to integrate Quantum Epigenetics with the Biological Laws of the Germanic New Medicine, starting from the analysis of chromatin as a cellular brain and then analyzing the organ brain and the encephalon in its correlation with the embryonic layers and with phylogeny.
Specifically, the paper correlates the local symmetry breaking generating NG bosons (where it is assumed that the quantum information is condensed in them and stored in DNA, RNA and chromatin), with the conflict shock of the first biological law and the action of Gauge bosons as a repair of the symmetry break with the biological processes described in the second and third law.
This correlation allows not only…
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