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eCAM Advance Access published online on May 14, 2008
eCAM, doi:10.1093/ecam/nen032
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Macroscopic Quantum Coherence in Patient-Practitioner-Remedy Entanglement: The Quantized Fluctuation Field Perspective

Alex Hankey

SVYASA, Jigani, Bangalore, India

Keywords: critical instabilities – macroscopic wave functions – PPR entanglement – quantized fluctuations – quantum coherence – vibrational medicine

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   Objections to Patient-Practitioner-Remedy Entanglement
 
Lionel Milgrom's article (1) has stirred up considerable correspondence (2), mostly due to misconceptions of various kinds. Chrastina, for example (3), is quite wrong to attack Milgrom's work over whether coherence in quantum systems can be maintained over macroscopic distances at high temperatures. All quantum field theories in solid state physics provide examples where this kind of assumption is made at a primal level, since the low energy forms of their various quanta are assumed to extend over the whole lattice being considered. Theoretically that is infinite in thermodynamic systems, and, practically, over a whole crystal, or whatever kind of domain is appropriate to the exciton under consideration, be it phonon, electron, magnon or other. The Mossbauer effect (4) provides a fine example of how a macroscopic system can undergo a quantum interaction . . . [Full Text of this Article]


   Instability Fluctuations
 

   Macroscopic Quantum Coherence at Instabilities
 

   Conclusions
 
For reprints and all correspondence: Alex Hankey, SVYASA, Jigani, Bangalore, India. E-mail: alexhankey@gmail.com


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Further misunderstanding of coherence
Daniel Chrastina
Evidence-based Complementary and Alternative Medicine, 11 Jul 2008 [Full text]