Treating Alzheimer's and Neuroregeneration Vía Quantum State Restoration (Reviving the Dead Brain) Using the Properties of Quantum Intelligence
Abstract
ABSTRACT In the Orch OR model, information is stored in a quantum form by the arrangement of electrons or the type of polarization and rotation of electrons, or the movement of photons and their exchange between hexagonal structures or other molecular structures inside microtubules and other components of neurons in the brain. But how to store information requires planning and management. This management can only be done by a quantum intelligence that finds a suitable place to store new information by knowing the location and storage location of other quantum information. Therefore, quantum intelligence should be considered as a key factor in the model. To prove this claim, one of the causes of Alzheimer's disease can be mentioned. Destruction of a part of the structure of microtubules and the separation of some of its constituent elements, which play an essential role in storing information, causes memory loss. But one of the treatment ways is to use electromagnetic waves, whose lines actually act like a road for quantum intelligence and allow it to reach the damaged place. Then, by placing the molecules in the right place and creating the right polarization in them and restoring the supporting and protective elements of the structure, they enable quantum information storage and memory recovery. In the same way, quantum intelligence can revive the dead brain by repairing the damaged areas. Key points Quantum intelligence is proposed as a coordinating mechanism in the Orch…
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