What is photon?

• Photon is a Greek word -fotos (φωτός), which means "light".

• It is an elementary particle, a quantum of electromagnetic radiation.
• If photons are of the same wavelength - monochromatic light
• If photons are of different wavelengths - polychromatic light
 a) This is a view of diffuse light,
where photons form an unregulated
position of electromagnetic field

b) This is a view of polarized light

with a regulated electromagnetic
field
Polarized light can be vertically
and horizontally oriented,
depending on the position of
electrical component.
Electrical component is blue, and
red is a magnetic component.
 In hyperpolarized light,
electromagnetic fields of photons are
organized in curved planes according
to the Fibonacci's law.

The difference between the

diffuse, polarized and
hyperpolarized light is in the
organization of the position
electromagnetic field of
photons in space and time.
 Fibonacci structure
• 75% of the human body (clathrin, collagen, microtubules, cilia, water, etc.)
are actually Fibonacci's structures, because they are based on the laws of
icosahedral symmetry.
• It is important for medicine, because the condition of the body can be
analyzed based on the Fibonacci's structures .
Fibonacci's law - in nature and in man

a) Sunflower b) Layout of toroidal organelles in the cell for

night vision in the human eye
 Synergy of light and tissue
• Diffuse and linearly polarized light does not cover all the ranges of energy states of
the biomolecules and tissues.
• The photons arrangement must be of the same symmetry as the symmetry of
biological structure.
• Since most biomolecules of the tissues are arranged according to icosahedral
symmetry, it is important to find a technical solution that will enable the photons to
be arranged according to the same symmetry - such as in biomolecules.
• SYMMETRY OF BIOMOLECULES = SYMMETRY OF PHOTON
ARRANGEMENT
 Molecule of C60-FULLERENE
• The C60 molecule with icosahedral symmetry is needed to make a nano-
photonic device.
 Generic polarized light system
• It consists of three parts:
• 1) a source of diffused light
• 2) Polarizer (converts diffused light to vertically linearly polarized)
• 3) Nano-photonic polarizer (C60) - converts linearly polarized into hyperpolarized
light.
• When photons interact with C60 and pass through the C60 molecules layers they
are arranged according to the Fibonacci's law and the final product is the Fibonacci
sphere, which is compatible with Tesla torus.
• There is no UV radiation because it is absorbed when it passes through the
molecule C60.
Generating hyperpolarized light
 Characteristics of hyperpolarized light
• The planes of the electromagnetic field of linearly polarized light rotate
sequentially by the Fibonacci angle until they become horizontally polarized.
• This set of electromagnetic photon planes gives the hyperpolarized light.
• When such light interacts with the tissue that is arranged by the Fibonacci’s
law, they are recognized each other as resonant pattern recognition and begin
to act in synergy.
 Characteristics of hyperpolarized light
• Water molecules in the cell, or biomolecules in the membrane are linearly
distributed under the influence of linearly polarized light.
• Hyperpolarized light primarily acts on the hydrogen bonds that are
responsible for transmitting biophysical signals.
• These connections are also responsible for deep and systemic effects in the
body.
• The biophysical signal passes through the cell membrane to the cytoplasm
and then to the nucleus, where it activates genes.
 Biological structures generated by
the Fibonacci's law
• The clathrin-complex protein structure in the brain responsible for the
release of neurotransmitters on neuronal synapses has icosahedral symmetry.
• The initial experiments on twelve subjects showed that there were a change
in the EEG signals under the influence of hyperpolarized light.
• It was concluded that this was important for the treatment of depression.
 Application in medicine
• Fullerene filter nano photonic 480 - 3400 nm
• Different wavelengths penetrate to
different tissue depths and cause
different positive tissue and cell responses.
 • Over time, skin loses
collagen, elastin and water.

• The epidermis will have

enough water if the lipid
structures are well-organized
• If there is enough collagen,
the condition of the basal
membrane will be better and
the skin will have less
wrinkles
 Mechanism of action
Hyperpolarized light accelerates the synthesis of
collagen.
This is important if we know that collagen is the
most prevalent protein in our tissues.
The hyperpolarized light has better effects on water in the
epidermis, while polarized light has better effects on the lipid
organization.
A study of the biophysical condition of skin conducted on
32 subjects showed a higher performance of hyperpolarized
light by 27% compared to linearly polarized.
 Mechanism of action
• Linear polarized light is mostly absorbed, but is partially reflected and
dissipated in contact with tissue.
• This results in less penetration of light, as well as the loss of energy while
passing through the tissue and intercellular spaces.
• Hyperpolarized light has a deeper penetration into the tissues, with minimal
energy loss, due to the organization of the electromagnetic field.
• While linearly polarized light primarily influences the arrangement of
molecules, hyperpolarized light synergistically acts on the structure of
biomolecules.
 The effects of hyperpolarized light
1) The stimulation of biomolecules of icosahedron symmetry causes the accelerated
reaction of cell cleansing from waste products and the detoxification of the whole
body.
2) HPL reduces pain in case of trauma, because it normalizes the pH balance of the
intercellular fluid, which is disturbed when the body is under stress.
3) Compared to linearly polarized light, HPL soothes inflammations 30-40% faster,
because it acts at the quantum level.
4) Direct influence on the basal membrane accelerates closure in wounds, scars, acne
and in all the conditions when the integrity of the skin is impaired. The accelerated
synthesis of collagen is also significant here.
5) HPL has effects on clathrin in the brain by regulating the synthesis of
neurotransmitters, essential in the treatment of depression.
 Medical cases

Application of HPL with

II b burns

Treatment lasted seven days,

once a day, distance of filter
nano photonic: 7 cm;
duration 8.30 minutes
 Lichenification on the left
ankle, created as a result of
prolonged scratching

After three treatments with

Biotron Light Therapy with
HP nanophotonic filter, there
was a significant
improvement.
Treatment was done once a
day at a distance of 7 cm;
duration: 8.30 minutes
 Acne treated with HP
nanophotonic filter

Treatment lasted 15 days,

once a day.
HP filter at a distance of 7
cm; duration of treatment:
8.30 min.
 Psoriasis treated with
Bioptron Light Therapy with
HP nanophotonic filter

50 treatments; an initial
deterioration, but after the
third week less inflammation
Lumbar syndrome, complex etiology. Manifested
as non-specific lumbar pain and as ischiatica
syndrome. It can be acute, subacute and chronic.

Treatment lasted for 4 weeks, once a day from a

distance of 7 cm; duration: 8.30 min.
After the fourth week, there was improvement, the
patient was more mobile and subjectively felt better.
Bioptron HPL can be used as a therapy in
many medical conditions
Filters for three models of Bioptron
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