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Popp confined his Heidelberg address to the aspects concerning cancer development. Since a coherent field is self-reflective, it follows laws like
>¶< /¶ t (n) = a n + b n2 (equ. 1),
where n are subunits of the system (i.e. photons or cells), ¶ /¶ t (n) describes the time development of n, and a and b are parameters. b must not vanish in order to keep the coherence of the system.
A typical example is the correlation between biophoton emission and cell growth (Fig. 3), where b<0 provides the saturation of cell mass and inhibits overshoot of cell growth, while a>0 is necessary for cell growth stimulation. While a may refer to chaotic components, b is a collective parameter, dependant on integrative properties of the whole cellular system. b as the inhibitor of cell growth is strongly linked to the degree of coherence of the field. Consequently, a definite loss of coherence is a necessary and sufficient condition of cancer development (5,6). The cancer problem is reduced to the investigation of b and b/a.
Actually, Schamhart et. al. and Scholz et. al. have shown that the loss of the validity of equ. 1 and the loss of coherence, which can be expressed in terms of b and a, is strongly correlated to cancer growth (Fig. 4 and Fig. 5, (7,8)). This correlation has the power of a causal relation, since it does lead not only to quantitative, but also to qualitative differences between "normal" cells and "tumor cells" without any exception.
Once we arrived at this stage, we already had a powerful strategy and tool for overcoming the malignancy of cancer development. Where tumor tissue is available (surface tumors or tissue after operation), one may expose the tumor tissue to non-toxic agents and examine whether the biophoton emission will increase or decrease under this treatment. In case of increase (which happens in most cases), the remedy or therapeutic trial under examination is useless.
However, if the application of the remedy (agent) leads to a decrease in biophoton emission, one may assume that its application will result in an improvement of the state and possibly even in healing of the disease. Our experience has shown that in such cases the normal cells which are always present in a real tumor are likely activated into removing or suppressing the tumor cells. This therapy follows just the opposite strategy than the usual tumor therapy. Instead of killing tumor cells (and the connected normal tissue), it stimulates the normal tissue into overcoming malignancy of the entire cell population, in other words into providing b<0 of equ. 1. This may be a physical influence, simply improving the transpararency of the tissue under examination. Obviously, the suitable remedy, which has to be individually adapted to each case, improves the degree of coherence within the tissue under investigation. The same may happen in the well-known cases of cancer going into "spontaneous remission".
The disadvantage of this therapy consists in the possibility of an operation being necessary to find the suitable remedy. However, Zhang and Popp (9) have shown that to some degree, the loss of coherence can be measured not only by investigating the biophoton emission of either tissue or body (10), but also by statistically analyzing physiological parameters, i.e. resistance (or conductivity) values of the body. Coherence of the regulating fields is strongly related to the log-normal distribution of physiological parameters, a fact that is well known in statistical medicine under the name of "multiplicative "Gestaltungs" principle. As soon as coherence is lost, the log-normal distribution of the skin’s conductivity values turns more and more into a Gaussian distribution. An example is shown in Fig. 6. A German company developed an electrode that enables us to measure hundreds of conductivity values of the human skin in a rather short time. After suitable adjustment of the measurement values the statistical distribution is available and provides a rather reliable indicator of the degree of coherence of the field within the human body. In this non-invasive manner, one may follow rather comfortably both the state of disease and its development under treatment.
In light of new confirmation (11-13), it seems useful to further pursue this theoretical concept and the idea of measuring the degree of coherence of the biophoton field in living systems in order to open the door to the understanding and eventual overcoming of cancer.
References:
(1) Welt am Sonntag Nr. 15, 14. 04. 2002, p. 37: Wissen Medizin, Krebszellen in Schach halten.
(2) F. A. Popp: In: Electromagnetic Bio-Information (F. A. Popp, G. Becker, H. L. König, and W. Peschka, eds. ), Urban & Schwarzenberg, München 1979, pp. 123-149.
(3) F. A. Popp, B. Ruth, W. Bahr, J. Böhm, P. Grass, G. Grolig, M. Rattemeyer, H. G. Schmidt, and P. Wulle: Collect. Phenom. 3 (1981), 187.
(4) J. J. Chang, J. Fisch, and F. A. Popp: Biophotons. Kluwer Academic Publishers,
Dordrecht-Boston 1998.
(5) F. A. Popp: In: Recent Advances in Biophoton Research and its Applications (F. A. Popp, K. H. Li and Q. Gu, eds. ): World Scientific, Singapore-London 19992.
(6) F. A. Popp: In: Macroscopic Quantum Coherence (E. Sassaroli, Y. Srivastava, J. Swain, and A. Widom, eds. ), World Scientific, Singapore-New Jersey, pp. 130-150.
(7) D. H. J. Schamhart and R. van Wijk: In: Photon Emission from Biological Systems (B. Jezowska-Trzebiatowska, B. Kochel, J. Slawinski, and W. Strek, eds. ), World Scientific, Singapore (1987), pp. 137-152.
(8) W. Scholz, U. Staszkiewicz, F. A. Popp, and W. Nagl: Cell Biophysics 13 (1988), 55-63.
(9) C.-L. Zhang and F. A. Popp: Medical Hypotheses 43 (1994), 11-16.
(10) S. Cohen and F. A. Popp: J. Photochem. Photobiol. B: Biol. 40 (1997), 187-189.
(11) New Scientists Archive, Feb. 22, 2002: Body talk.
(12) F. A. Popp and Y. Yan: Phys. Lett. A 293 (2002), 93-97.
(13) F. A. Popp, J. J. Chang, A. Herzog, Z. Yan and Y. Yan: Phys. Lett. A 293 (2002), 98-102.
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breast cancer colon cancer
lung cancer prostate cancer
Fig. 1: Since 1990, the tumor death rate in the US has strongly increased.
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Fig. 2a: An example of a Mitotic Figure of a Cell in a definite stage.
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Fig. 2b: The Electric Field of a TM (1,1) cavity mode provides the field strength that is
necessary to establish the mitotic figure of Fig. 2a.
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Table 1: Cavity Resonator Modes which are stabilized in cells. They are necessary
and sufficient for displaying the spatio-temporal dynamics of mitotic figures.
Fig. 3: Emission of biophotons during the growth of seedlings (left) and growth itself (right). There is a strong correlation between cell division rate and biophoton intensity according to¶ /¶ t (n) = an + bn2, where a>0 and b<0.
Fig. 4: While the biophoton emission drops for normal cell populations with increasing cell density (lower curve), it increases for cancer cells (upper curve). b turns from a value <0 to one which is >0, as soon as normal cells change into cancer cells (see reference (7)).
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Fig. 5 While normal tissue increases the degree of coherence of the biophoton field with increasing cell density, tumor tissue decreases the degree of coherence of the biophoton field (see reference (8)). The lower curve represents normal cells, the upper curve tumor cells. The ordinate displays a measured value, representing the deviation from ideal coherence, the abscissa the number of cells in the measuring cuvette.
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Fig. 6: The distribution of the frequency of measuring definite values of skin
conductivity of a healthy person (Fig 6a) and of a cancer patient (Fig. 6b). While the distribution of a healthy person follows a log-normal distribution, the one of a cancer
patient turns into a Gaussian distribution, reflecting the coherence and the chaotic state of the biophoton field, respectively.
Remark re equ. 1).
Popp and Chang (F. A. Popp and J. J. Chang. Sci. China C 43(2000), 507) showed that by phase conjugation effects zones of destructive interference in the intercellular space and, on the other hand, zones of constructive interference in the intracellular space may be responsible for communication and organization effects in and between living organisms, including cell tissues. This means that from the energetical point of view the growth regulation origins from a balance equation (equ. 2):
N (grad E) D x = E (equ. 2),
where N is the number of cells, E the whole free electromagnetic energy and D x the thickness of the double layers between the zones of destructive and constructive interference. Grad E is ¶ E/¶ x over these zones which is responsible for the attractive force between cells.
Let us define now average values over a considerably long time interval of some minutes:
• -1/N<¶ /¶ t (grad E)/grad E> = b, where b< 0 according to the paper of Popp and Chang, since the force is attractive for increasing gradient.
• - <¶ /¶ t(D x)/D x> = a, where a>0 according to this paper since the force increases with decreasing thickness of the double layer.
Then a straight-forward calculation of ¶ /¶ t (N (gradE) D x) = (¶ /¶ t E) = 0 leads to the growth equation:
¶ /¶ t N = aN + bN2
This equation shows that from the energetical point of view cancer develops for b³ 0 which means that the energy is not transportable into the cancer tissue. Cancer is then a problem of energy distribution, transparency and coherence rather than of a causal energy deficiency. At the same time one has to consider that by the lack of coherent electromagnetic energy the repair and communication system between cells gets damaged.
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