The Quantum Biology Collective Podcast

Andy Mant, founder of Bon Charge, discusses the importance of blocking blue light at night for optimal health. He highlights the impact of artificial light on hormones and provides tips for enhancing health benefits. The podcast covers educating individuals, making small changes for better health, and the challenges of entrepreneurship.

Dr. Calvin Ng discusses the impact of emotions on health and the importance of connecting to our subconscious for positive change. He emphasizes addressing trauma, limiting beliefs, and aligning internal systems for optimal well-being. The podcast explores the influence of nature, light, and unresolved emotions on healing and highlights the non-linear journey to wellness.

Dr. Martin Moore-Ede discusses how advancements in light technology are linked to physical disorders and mental health issues. He explains the harmful effects of blue light emitted by LEDs and the importance of sunlight in synchronizing circadian rhythms for overall well-being. With the threat of a ban on healthy light bulbs, he urges listeners to take action to protect themselves.

Quantum herbalist, Amber Hargroder, discusses how plants heal themselves and offer healing to humans using nature's language. She exposes flaws in scientific studies, challenges in embracing nature's healing, and the true origins of Santa Claus. Topics include contrasts between herbalists and allopathic doctors, Fauces vs logos, language influence, and the intersection of science, herbalism, and quantum biology.

Optometrist Dr. Valerie Giangrande discusses the crucial role of eyes in hormone production and overall health. She explains how lack of sunlight can lead to eye issues, the impact of screen time on circadian rhythms, and the importance of natural light exposure. The podcast also covers topics like tear film composition, wearing sunglasses, and optimizing circadian rhythms for hydration and health.

Guest Scott Zimmerman discusses groundbreaking research on subcellular melatonin production, highlighting its role in soothing cortisol and the importance of natural light exposure. Children are most affected by light, emphasizing the need to change current lifestyles. The discussion explores the impact of different light spectrums on health, emphasizing the healing power of sunlight and the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration.

“Melatonin is the most powerful antioxidant that we know of in the human body—the king of antioxidants,” says today’s guest Dr. Roger Seheult, whose Youtube channel MedCram, helps make complicated medical topics easier to understand. On this episode of the Quantum Biology Collective podcast, he breaks down the process by which melatonin mitigates oxidative stress at the mitochondrial level, thus preventing major diseases in the body.    The best way to get melatonin? From infrared light. But it’s more complex than that. Dr. Seheult explains the two very different functions melatonin takes on during the day versus at night, where the body’s greatest concentration of mitochondria lay, and why Vitamin D is just the beginning of what the sun has to offer our bodies.   This last point was raised throughout the COVID-19 pandemic—as well as the Spanish Flu pandemic of 1918—where light therapies were used to treat patients. Dr. Seheult discusses the pioneering work of John Harvey Kellogg, a study performed in Brazil in which COVID patients were treated with an LED jacket, and the impact of light therapy on COVID patients who were on the brink of being intubated for ventilation.    Dr. Seheult shares his eight pillars of health—which form the acronym NEW START---and how a green environment enhances the absorption of near-infrared light.   Quotes “The sun, and sunlight, gives us much more benefit than just Vitamin D.” (10:00 | Dr. Roger Seheult)  “The body’s designed to maximize that light’s effect to get to the area where it’s needed the most, which is the mitochondria.” (29:33 | Dr. Roger Seheult) “How do you prevent oxidative stress at night? By limiting light exposure to the eyes at night. How do you maximize melatonin-mediated protection of the mitochondria during the day? Through the production of melatonin on site in the mitochondria through the pathway of infrared light exposure.” (45:42 | Dr. Roger Seheult)    Links   Bon Charge Discount Code: at checkout enter the code: QBC to receive 15% off https://us.boncharge.com/collections/blue-light-blocking-glasses **If you're in the US and have a Health Savings Account (HSA or FSA) BonCharge products are an eligible expense**   Connect with Dr. Roger Seheult: Website: medcram.com Socials: https://twitter.com/MedCramVideos https://www.instagram.com/medcram/?hl=en https://www.facebook.com/MedCram/   To receive a FREE infographic of the Ideal Circadian Day & join our email list: https://www.quantumbiologycollective.com/qbc-newsletter-aqb To find a practitioner who understands quantum biology: www.quantumbiologycollective.org To see details about the Applied Quantum Certification: www.appliedquantumbiology.com Follow on Instagram & Facebook: @quantumbiologycollecitve Twitter: @quantumhealthtv     Podcast production and show notes provided by HiveCast.fm

Anjan Katta, founder of Daylight Computer, talks about creating a computer that benefits our biology. He discusses the harm of current screens, the impact of blue light, and how flickering affects our circadian rhythm. Anjan shares his journey with ADHD, the need for psychologically considerate tech, and the potential of technology for empathy. Learn how Daylight Computers aim to improve our well-being and reclaim sacred spaces.

Steven Lubka, a 'sun max-er' and head of private clients at Swan Bitcoin, discusses the benefits of sunlight, flaws in skin cancer research, and the importance of daily movement. He challenges the conventional beliefs about sun exposure and its impact on health while also providing insights into bitcoin and its future.

Movement and manual therapy practitioner Joanne Avison challenges the separation of physical and spiritual selves. She discusses body development starting from the heart, compares fascia to dark matter, and advocates for listening to our bodies. The podcast explores the transition from biomechanical views to holistic quantum perspectives, emphasizing the interconnected nature of humans with the universe.