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For decades, the brain has been viewed as a machine powered by electrical impulses and neurotransmitters. But what if it is more than that–what if it also uses light?
Yes, real light—faint, ultra-weak light emissions called biophotons.
Research suggests that the brain uses biophotons—invisible to the naked eye but part of an elegant communication network—to coordinate healing.
Your body is literally glowing right now, emitting ultra-weak light signals that nerve cells use to coordinate healing....
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