Do you really know? What is Quantum medicine and is it a scam?
Jan 21, 2026
Discover the buzz as a renowned French perfumery taps into quantum physics for skincare. Explore the rise of influencers promoting quantum medicine and their intriguing claims about healing through vibrations. Unearth the truth behind marketed quantum products, with a side of scams and high price tags. Learn why quantum physics is often misrepresented and the dangers of ditching real medicine for unproven alternatives. This lively discussion unpacks the enigmatic world of quantum medicine and its scientific legitimacy.
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Quantum Claims In Luxury Skincare
- Guerlain marketed a skincare line as "born of quantum science," claiming a new anti-aging pathway after 20 years of research.
- Amber Minogue notes scientists raised concerns about misuse of quantum terminology in those claims.
Viral Language Fuels Quantum Therapies
- Quantum medicine proponents use jargon about frequencies, vibrations, and energy flows to promise rapid healing.
- Amber Minogue highlights viral social posts that translate this language into consultations and paid services.
High-Priced Quantum Products Example
- The market includes patches, amulets, stones and "quantum beads" sold for up to €20,000.
- YouTuber G. Milligram successfully sold a so-called quantum object to show lack of evidence.