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The biological effect of light on thehuman body

LUMOMED We about us

As early as the middle of the 1960s the Hungarian surgeon Endre Mester noticedan improvement of wound healing when using ow!evel!aser light "#$%ince then the number of scientific studies about the biological effect of laserlight irradiation has been growing steadily$&umerous scientific organisations have been loo'ing into this matter for years

"see www$dr!wilden$de(in'liste#$)n the fields of application wound healing* chronic orthopaedic problems li'eosteoarthritis or spinal diseases* acute strains li'e tendosynovitis* s'in problems*allergic reactions and other problems general practitioners have to treat thecourses of therapy we have seen since 19+6 are confirming the therapydocumentations about laser therapy which even then already e,isted in Englishliterature$%ince then this has encouraged us to enlarge the technical -uality and ourtherapeutic e,perience of the biological effects of laser therapy$ .e are wor'ingin close coordination with current scientific results of ow!evel!aser therapy"see www$dr!wilden$de# $)n the 19+0s problems of sudden "li'e )%%H# or chronically increasing problemsof the inner ear became the focus of public and medical!therapeutic interest$/rganic symptoms of chronic e,cessive strain of the inner ear are* for e,ample*tinnitus* hyperacusis "hypersensitivity of hearing# and dysacusis "distortion ofhearing#* pressure in the ear* partial deafness and loss of hearing* vertigo andMorbus Menire "rotatory vertigo with nausea and vomiting#$ %ee alsowww$dasgesundeohr$de$The individual suffering which is behind the emergency signals of our organs ofhearing and balance* as well as the tremendous loss of -uality of life for thepatients has concerned us more and more$

.e were spurred on by early reports within laser literature about the positiveeffects of laser light on nerve cells and nerve inuries "among others 2r

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3och'ind(Tel Aviv* 2r /shiro(To'yo# and by three e,isting 4erman studies abouttinnitus therapy by laser light "2r .itt(Hamburg* 2r andau(Erfurt* 5rofessor5lath(3ec'linghausen#$ The perceptible and measurable positive results* gettingmore and more distinct* of our treatments of diseases "especially of the innerear# with ow!evel!aser therapy have encouraged us to develop in the courseof more than 0 years the therapy -uality of umomed and the high!dosage ow!

evel!aser therapy according to 2r .ilden7 for the treatment of inner earproblems and other diseases which can be treated by laser light "seewww$lumomed$de* www$dr!wilden$de#$)n the meantime we have treated several thousand patients with the high!dosageow!evel!aser therapy according to 2r$ .ilden7 and with our mobile hometherapy laser devices$Many of our patients confirm by their reports the fundamental efficacy of laserlight which they e,perience as subectively positive and which at the same timeis obectively measured by an increasing hearing ability$%ome of our patients are putting all their efforts in trying to inform responsible

persons and institutions within our public health system about the -uality ofumomed8s therapy and the high!dosage ow!evel!aser therapy according to2r .ilden7 "see www$tinnituspatient$de#$.e want to than' all those people* all our patients who have confided in us andall other people who are fighting with us for an improvement of the situation ofinner ear patients and for the prevention of e,cessive strain of the inner ear "seewww$mausini$com#$Hippocrates said that the gods had set the diagnosis before any treatment$ .e ofumomed thin' that additionally before any therapy by ow!evel!aser lightthere should be the effort of the therapists to understand this therapy* used on

themselves and the patients* as well as possible$ Also they should tell thepatients what they 'now so that their process of e,perience and healing isfurther supported$To this we want to contribute by adding a second information web site"www$biolaserlicht$de# to the already e,isting www$dasgesundeohr$de$

http://www.lumomed.de/http://www.dr-wilden.de/http://www.tinnituspatient.de/http://www.mausini.com/http://www.biolaserlicht.de/http://www.dasgesundeohr.de/http://www.lumomed.de/http://www.dr-wilden.de/http://www.tinnituspatient.de/http://www.mausini.com/http://www.biolaserlicht.de/http://www.dasgesundeohr.de/


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ight is commonly perceived as positive

5robably every human being sees that light has a perceivable biological effect onour body$ The first sunbathing in spring* pleasantly going to sleep in a dec'chairin the warm sunshine* the hunger for more and more sunlight from winter to

spring and from spring to summer* the disappointment if the weather is worsethan we would li'e* the oy if the sun comes out again* but also the filling of ourhunger for the sun when we have had enough light$

/n the other hand we usually e,perience lac' of light astiring and unpleasant* and this even more distinctly thelonger the lac' of light continues$ ut in spite ofeveryone perceiving and e,periencing the effect of lighton one8s body there is no commonly accepted 'nowledgeabout it$ Thus the -uestion of the biological effect of light

on our body is -uite ustified$This is why we would li'e to introduce to you an understandable model of themechanism of high!dosage ow!evel!aser therapy according to 2r .ilden7and the self therapy with our umomed home therapy laser devices which isdeducted from it$The essential terms in this introduction are energy* body energy* AT5 "adenosinetriphosphate#* molecular binding energy* electromagnetic energy and especiallyelectrons$

The meaning of the term : model

As we cannot see energies* no matter if they are* for e,ample* electrons thoughtas particles or as waves* we need models$%cience is in many fields ust the attempt to ma'e clear by a model things wecannot perceive with our natural senses$ This applies also to biology$)n this sense the following representation of the effect of light on our body is amodel as well as the* in my opinion* out!dated biological idea of energy$)n physics there is the principle: The correctness of a model has to be confirmedby e,perimental e,amination$That means that the respective theory must be able to e,plain scientifically

logically and without contradictions occurrences in nature we can perceive withour senses$)t is commonly accepted in science and directly "in e,periments# to e,perience byus that light has a biostimulating effect on plants as well as on animals andhuman beings$ At the same time the positive clinical results of ow!evel!asertherapy have been 'nown since the middle of the 1960s and can be seen withthe na'ed eye in the first indication of laser therapy* wound healing$ow!evel!aser light has long since fulfilled all demands for the verifications ofmedicines and is fulfilling them again daily in serious research and application ofT$Thousands of clinically documented healing successes and patients8 reports giveevidence for the biologically positive biostimulating effects of ow!evel!aserlight$The biological effect of light on the human body 3


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This new biological model is* to tell the truth* not yet scientifically accepted in thelegal sense "it is well 'nown that this ta'es time#* but it can give us neverthelessa logic and understandable view of our cellular energy production and thus of thebiological mechanism of laser light$ More than that* it can also help to broadenour idea of the human body in a way that enables us to understand how lightaffects us biologically* completely viewed separately from laser therapy$

This has been well!'nown in science since 199+:

) published* together with the physicist 2r 3ainer ;arthrein* an e,actpresentation of the meaning of the wave aspect of electrons for theunderstanding of our cellular energy production in the following media: %urgery* ?olume 16* no$ @* America* Discher* 4ermany*


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Dig$ @ Horst Dran'*


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The biological idea of energy

The biological model about energy wor'ing inside the cell* for B0 years taughtwithout much change* is consistently restricted to an energy thought as matter$This energy passes between the biological molecules as electrons thought as

particles$These electrons flow out of the molecules and are caught by other molecules tobe passed on from one molecule to the other "Bruce Alberts, Dennis Bray, JulianLewis, Martin Raff, Keith Roberts, James D. Watson Molekularbioloie !er "elle #$% #erlasesellschaft mb%, D&'()*+ Weinheim$There do not e,ist any electromagnetic waves and their varied possibilities ofcoordinated interaction and energy transmission$



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ight energy* electromagnetic energy* body energy

ight is electromagnetic$

ecause of the power of determination of the biological model on the idea of ourbody we have usually no clear idea about the energy that is wor'ing in our body$This term is not e,istent either in the official medical routine which defines itself

as scientific$

&onetheless this energy is really there$

)f we lift a weight we have to do physical wor'$

To do this* our body needs energy$This we can see clearly if we let a machine do our physical wor'$ Every machineneeds energy to do its wor'$Today electric machines and devices are relieving us of a lot of physical wor'$Electric energy is produced in power stations which have to produce it from someprimary energy$



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Dig$ B:%olar'raftwer' Dreiberg "%achsen# Crheber: Eclipse$s, wi'imedia %olaranlage )M4 0B@@$pg

/n the outside of our body energy is -uite real to us$%o* if our physical wor' can be done by scientifically obvious energies then ourbody itself has to wor' with an energy which is scientifically definable$

The commonly accepted physical definition of energy

Energy in its basic physical form is electromagnetic energy$



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This is told by Einstein8s famous formula:

As conse-uently mJE(cK this means that also any matter "including any 'ind ofnecromass# ultimately is* in its purest form* electromagnetic energy$

The same is told by Ma, 5lanc'8s formula:

.avelength is* together with fre-uency* the physically accepted description ofany electromagnetic energy$ That means that any measurable energy can be

traced bac' to its respective wavelength$As we can measure the energy in our respective energy sources "in oule orcalories# our body energy* which we can also measure "e$g$ how much oule orcalories we spend for this or that physical action#* ultimately has to be in itspurest form electromagnetic energy$ Thus it can be described e,actly in itswavelengths and fre-uencies$The energies essential for our cellular energy production and their respectiveprocesses of energy transmission are physically correctly and clearly presentablein their respective wavelengths and fre-uencies* and so they are also for usdistinctly imaginable$

The physical definition of the electron* the particle!wavedualism

As already mentioned biology describes the energy processes going on in allliving beings by the term electron* restricting the term consistently on theparticle aspect of the electron$5hysically* however* the electron has got a double definition$ The energy calledelectron has got a particle property and* at the same time* a wave property$.e call this the particle respectively the wave character of the electron$



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oth definitions were awarded the &obel prie$

Dig$ +: .ave!=haracter of the electron

)n the further course of this presentation ) will show how the biological

functionality of our cellular power plants as well as the biological effects of ow!evel!aser light and light on our body can be e,plained considering the waveproperty of the electron$

How our body produces its energy L the power plants of ourcells

/ur body is made of about B trillion cells$ Each of these cells is a singular livingbeing and* to be able to survive* it has to ta'e in energy from its environmentand then transform this ta'en energy into its own 'ind of energy* the cell energy$Dor this the cell needs its power plantsI "mitochondria#* of which each body cellcan have more than 1*000$



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Dig$ 10: Dun'tionsprinip eines ;raftwer'es

AT5 "adenosine triphosphate# L the secondary energy of ourcellular power plants

&ature saw this principle millions of years ago and created* when creating the

first biological living beings* the protooa* a biological power plant which todaystill wor's in every single one of our body cells$ This cellular power plant is calledmitochondrion$This biological power plant follows the same principle as our technical powerplants$ Drom a primary energy is produced a secondary energy by using anenergy converter$

)n the case of the biological power plant mitochondrion* the secondary energy isa molecule rich on energy* the adenosine triphosphate "AT5#$

Dig$ 11: Cnser Oell'raftwer': 2as Mitochondrion

Adenosine triphosphate "AT5# is the universal cellular energy of all living beingson this planet$



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Dig$ 1:%tru'turformel des AT5s

All living beings* all plants* all animals and also the human beings need for beingalive the same energy!rich molecule* the same cellular fuel adenosinetriphosphate "AT5#$Thus AT5 is the universal biological energy source which is at the root of theentirety of life* of being able to be alive$ )n all cells of plants* animals andhumans the cellular fuel AT5 is produced by the same cellular power plant* themitochondrion$)n addition to the mitochondria plants have the so!called chloroplasts which also

produce AT5 and are very similar to the mitochondria$

Dig$ 1@: 2as Mitochondrion Nuelle: wi'ipedia Animal mitochondrion diagram de$svg

All electronic devices and machines need electric energy to wor'$All living beings need biological AT5 energy to live$

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production of sweat* saliva or gastric uice or the activity of our nerve cells* fore,ample our sense and brain cells$All body cells need the biological cellular AT5 energy for all wor' processes$The energy!rich molecule AT5* which is produced by the mitochondrion* ischaracteried by one energy!rich binding$ This is situated within the third bindingof AT58s phosphate chain$

Dig$ 1G: %tru'turformel des AT5 Dig$ 1B:;alottenmodell des AT5

The electromagnetic binding energy stored there is transported by the AT5molecule within the cell to the place where the binding energy of the thirdphosphate chain is needed$)f* for e,ample* muscle cells are contracting* they use AT5$ Dor this the AT5molecule gives the electromagnetic energy stored in its third phosphate bindingto the molecular structures which need it$This enables the muscle cells to contract$

.hile the AT5 molecule emits the electromagnetic molecular energy stored in itsthird phosphate binding* the third phosphate separates completely from themother molecule which thus changes to adenosine diphosphate "A25# with onefree phosphate atom$

oth* the A25 as well as the free phosphate atom* then go bac' into themitochondrion to get recharged to AT5 by the mitochondrion8s primary energy*that is the energy got from the last molecule of our nutrients$ )n this process thefree phosphate is reconnected to the A25 and the low!energy A25 changes to theenergy!rich AT5$



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Dig$ 16: Energiestoffwechsel der Oelle: 2as Mitochondrium produiert AT5* dieses gibt die indungsenergie an die Oelle abund A25 P5 wandert urQc' um Mitochondrium* wo es erneut um AT5 aufgeladen wird$

The primary energy of our cellular power plants

How do we e,perience these processes within our body cellsF

Drom a certain point we e,perience all these cellular processes we need for thefunctioning of our whole body as weariness and hunger$An increasing lac' of biological cellular AT5 energy forces a weariness of our bodywhich can slowly increase or suddenly occur$ This weariness occurs sooner orlater after all physical or mental activities and can increase to the point of closingthe eyes and sleep$i'e it or not* we have to reduce our cellular energy use or provide new primaryenergy$ That means that we either go to sleep or get hungry$

/ur hunger forces food inta'e to still the need for more primary energy of our

cellular power plants$ .hen we have to wor' hard we need a correspondinglyhigh energy input$

.e have to eat because we need energy$ More correctly* because we need newprimary energy for our cellular power plant$



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Dig$$ 1R: Cnsere Ernhrung$ Nuelle: .i'ipedia: eitfaden ebensmittelpyramide$ Autor: 4utschi

The primary energy and the understanding of a power plant

The functionality of a power plant is defined by its primary energy$ A wind powerstation wor's the way it does because its primary energy is the energy of thewind and not that of flowing water* and this applies vice versa for a water powerplant and any other power plant technology$

Dig$ 1+: .ind'raft* Turbine* %olarenergie

Dor a wind wheel the wings are essential* as for a hydro!electric power plant or asteam power plant the respective turbines and for a solar power plant a surfacewhich ta'es in the electromagnetic radiation of the sun and transforms it intoelectric energy$The construction of our cellular power plant is that of a large surface$



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Dig$ 19: 2as Dlchenprinip des Mitochondrions

This large inner surface is called inner mitochondrial membrane$ )t is folded intoitself which creates a large surface within a small space* and it is very much

enlarged by a huge number of small burlings or mushroomsI which e,tend intothe space between the membrane folds$

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Dig$ 1:2ie physi'alischen Eigenschaften der 5rimrenergie bedingen das auprinip eines %olar'raftwer's

The energy in our nutrients

The energy sources of our food are1$ the carbohydrates li'e for e,ample in bread* sugar* noodles etc$$ the proteins li'e for e,ample in meat* fish* eggs@$ the fats li'e for e,ample in butter* lard* bacon* oils etc$

Dig$ : Tgliche Energieufuhr des Menschen

.hat all of our nutrients have in common is that they are carbon moleculeswhich* in turn* are products of the biosphere and thus are assembled in theenergy level of natural solar radiation$

Dig$ @: %tru'turformeln von Ouc'er* Aminosure und Detten

.e are only able to use organic molecules as energy sources* not inorganicsubstances li'e for e,ample salts or metals$Those we need as components for the construction of our biological molecularstructures* but we cannot produce energy out of them$The energy of our nutrients comes e,clusively from biological molecules which allare synthesised within the biological circuits of the biosphere* that is within theenergy field of natural solar radiation$



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Dig$ G: Cnsere &hrstoffe werden im Energiebereich der natQrlichen %trahlung synthetisiert$

The energy which was necessary to construct our nutrient molecules is stillstored within them$/ur body has to e,tract this energy stored within our nutrient molecules to beable to use it as primary energy for its cellular power plants$ This process we calldigestion$

/ur digestion

et me clarify the digestion with the e,ample of a hotdog$

.hen eating a hotdog the carbohydrates of the roll are bro'en in the mouth bythe enymes of the saliva "that is why bread respectively a roll becomes sweet ifwe chew it long enough#$Dor the digestion "brea'ing# of the proteins "the sausage# we need thehydrochloric acid of the stomach$

Dor the digestion of the fats we need the digestion wor' and the enymes ofliver* gall and pancreas$

The nutrients bro'en down li'e this are then resorbed from the bowel into theblood$ y then we still have not received the energy of the hotdog$ /n thecontrary* the digestion first needs energy* that is* the cellular AT5 energy whichhas to be brought by the body cells involved in the digestion process to masterthe necessary cellular wor' for the digestion process$This is why we get tired after a meal* and the more tired the more we have eatenand the more digestion wor' our body has to do$



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.hen the nutrient molecules sugar* amino acids and fatty acids are resorbed intothe blood* they are transported to every single one of our cells$ .hen they havearrived there* the last part of our digestion begins* the disintegrating cellularmetabolism$%imply spo'en* within the respective body cell the sugar molecules as well as theamino acids and the fats are disintegrated to the last molecular component of ournutrients* the pyruvate* also called pyruvic acid$

)ngestion

Dig$ B: Transport der &hstoffe im lut

After the reabsorption into the blood the bro'en nutrient molecules are

transported into every single one of the cells$ There the intracellular metabolismto pyruvate ta'es place$



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Dig$ 6: )ntraellulrer Abbau um 5yruvat

.ithin the pyruvate the energy of the ingested food still is not preparedsufficiently to fuel our cellular power plant as primary energy$ )t is still boundwithin the electromagnetic molecular binding energies of the pyruvate$ These are

the covalent binding energies between the carbon atoms of the pyruvate and thehydride bindings between the carbon* hydrogen and o,ygen atoms$To be able to be active as primary energy for our cellular power plant* as the laststep of our digestion the pyruvate has to free its molecular binding energies$This happens the moment when* in the presence of molecular o,ygen* pyruvatebrea's into =/ P H/ "J carbon dio,ide which we e,hale and water whichstays within the body#$

This process is called mitochondrial energy transfer$ The old biological model ofthis process is one of matter energy which is flowing as energy!rich electrons out

of the pyruvate and into the inner mitochondrial membrane$

Dig$ R: Mitochondrialer Energietransfer "Teilchenaspe't#

This is hard to understand$



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Dig$ +: Mitochondrialer Energietransfer ".ellenaspe't#

Dig$ 9: =omputerdarstellung des mitochondrialen Energietransfers als %trahlungsproessE J ichtenergie* MM J innere Mitochondrienmembran* M J mole'ulare indungsernergie

5hysically correctly spo'en we can describe this process* which is the last step ofour digestion* as a radiation process on the energy level of natural solar radiationgoing from the pyruvate into the mitochondrion$et8s go bac' for a moment to the technology of a technical power plant$ Here itis clearly de rigueur* as ) have said* to 'now and physically understand therespective primary energy to understand the functioning of a technical powerplant$This applies* of course* also to our cellular power plant$ To understand thebiological technology of our cellular power plants we have to understand their

primary energy$



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/f course there is a main difference between describing our cellular power plant8sprimary energy as clearly measurable electromagnetic radiation energy "J lightenergy# or thin'ing of that energy as flowing mass of energy!loaded particles "Jelectrons thought as particles#$

Dig$ @0: 4egenQberstellung von Teilchen! und .ellenaspe't des Ele'trons

.hen respecting* as is obligatory in the philosophy of science* the wave propertyof the electron we see that the mitochondrion8s primary energy can be describedas electromagnetic radiation energy$

/ur cellular power plant can ta'e in light as primary energy

&ow ) will describe physically conclusively and graphically how our cellular powerplant ta'es in nutrient energy respecting the wave property of the electron$The biological structure of the mitochondrion that can ta'e in energy is its inner

membrane* which is surrounded by the so!called matri,* the fluid filling theinside of the mitochondrion$The inner mitochondrial membrane is peppered with countless light absorbingmolecular structures$ Cntil now these have been called electron carrier$The term electron carrier is a scientific au,iliary term$ This term is forcedlinguistically by the energy thought of as particles in the old model$ This au,iliaryterm e,ists only in biological models$ )t is un'nown either in physics or electrotechnology$

Dig$ @1: Ele'tronencarrier* schematische 2arstellung

A scientifically obsolete term hampers understanding

)n the obsolete biological model those electron carriers are supposed to handenergy!rich electrons from one to the other$ 2uring this the electrons thought asThe biological effect of light on the human body 24


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particles are supposed to fall down potential differences and give their energy tothe cellular power plant$ This then is supposed to transform low!energy A25P5into energy!rich AT5 from this energy thought as matter of the electrons by usingpump!li'e things which* again* only e,ist in the old model$ %urplus electrons aresupposed to be caught by o,ygen$

Electron carriers are antennae pigments

All electron carriers have the physical ability to resorb electromagnetic energy$Thus they can be called antennae pigments$

Dig$ @: =omputerdarstellung der Energieaufnahme unseres Oell'raftwer'esunter dem .ellenaspe't des Ele'trons

MM J innere Mitochondrienmembran* le J ichtenergie* A5 J Antennenpigmente AT5 J Adenosintriphosphat

The absorption behaviour of the antennae pigments for electromagnetic radiationhas already been photometrically defined years ago$ "inter alia: =hristian de2uve The =ellI* e,pedition to the basic structure of life* %pe'trum*A'ademischer ?erlag* Heidelberg L erlin L &ew Uor'#Dor the definition biological structures of the inner mitochondrial membraneradiographed by light in front of a monitor$ Those wavelengths which do notarrive at the monitor* that is* those which are reabsorbed by the radiographedbiological structures* are cataloguised and allotted to the respective biologicalstructures$The structural composition of the mitochondrion is well researched$

The light!absorbing antennae pigments are strung together in a million fold ofalways recurring* ali'e structures$ This structure is called respiratory chain$The outer form of the single antennae pigments is defined by their light!absorbing centre$



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Dig$ @@: ichtabsorbierende Oentren weier Antennenpigmente der inneren Mitochondrienmembran4rafi': ruce Alberts* 2ennis ray*


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Dig$ @B: 2arstellung der unmittelbar anregenden .ir'ung von auVen einwir'ender ele'tromagnetischer %trahlung einestherapeutischen ow evel asers$

O; J Oell'ern* J ow evel aserlicht* AT5 J Adenosintriphosphat* M J Mitochondrion* % J %timulation

Dor a light!absorbing structure it does not matter* physically* where the lightcomes from which falls on it$ Dor our cellular power plants this means that it is intheir nature to be open for light* for light from without as well as for light fromwithin$ This is their only intention$ They do neither want to nor be able to doanything other than ta'ing in electromagnetic energy and transforming it intocellular energy "AT5#$

The role of o,ygen for cellular energy generation

.e need molecular o,ygen "/# to live$ About three minutes after theinterruption of the administration of o,ygen we die$ .e need molecular o,ygenwithin the body e,clusively for our mitochondrial energy production$ =orrectlyspo'en we die because our cellular* mitochondrial energy production "AT5production# crashes because of the interruption of the administration of o,ygenand because* for that reason* all cellular* energy!consuming processes come to astop$.hat role does the o,ygen have in detailFAs already mentioned* in the old biological model* which thin's of energy asmatter* o,ygen catches surplus electrons$ How it does that the old model cannote,plain$

/,ygen absorbs surplus energy

/n e,amination of the role of o,ygen in the process of cellular energy generationits absorption behaviour is important$ /,ygen "/# absorbs electromagneticenergy within the wavelengths from @00 nm "C?# over C? and C?A to infraredThe biological effect of light on the human body 27


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wavelengths "from R00 nm# and further on$ That means that / indeed catchesIenergy* but physically correctly spo'en o,ygen absorbs this surplus energy whichradiates from pyruvate into the mitochondrion$This is necessary because within our nutrients there is more energy than themitochondrion can ta'e in$Thus o,ygen plays its old role as energy buffer also within the modern energy

model of our cellular energy production* which considers the electron8s waveproperty$

Dig$ @6: 2ie Aufgabe des Aufnehmens QberschQssiger Energie "Ele'tronen# im alten Modell durch %auerstoff entsprichtden Absorptionseigenschaften des %auerstoffs gegenQber den aus dem 5yruvat frei werdenden QberschQssigen

ele'tromagnetischen indungsenergien

The new energy model goes with the old structural insights

of modern biology.ithin the biological e,planation models the only problem is the old energymodel* that means its physically incomplete description and e,position$The structural brea'ing down of the molecular structures at wor' is still correct$The biological energy model e,panded by the electron8s wave propertycompletely fits in the previous 'nowledge about the molecular construction of ourbody$)t does not need any adaptation of our previous molecular biological 'nowledgeabout how our cells are constructed and how they wor'$

This we can see clearly in the following statement of 5rof$ 4ottfried %chat:

Ta'e somebody8s hand and feel its warmth$ 4ram for gram it transforms 10*000times more energy than the sun$ Hard to believeF Here are the figures: )naverage a person weighs R0 'ilograms and consumes about 1*600 'ilooulesdaily that is about millioules(gram and second or milliwatts(gram$ The sunmanages pathetic 0$ mi'rooules(gram and second$ %ome bacteria* li'e theground bacterium Aotobacter* even can transform up to 10 oules(gram andsecond and thus outdo the sun by a factor of B0 millions$ ) am warm becausewithin every single one of my body cells doens* hundreds or even thousands ofmitochondria burn the food ) have ingested$I



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To get a physically understandable model it is sufficient to imagine the burningIof our food as the light and radiation process described above* which includes*beside the wavelengths of visible light* also infrared wavelengths "J wavelengthswhich produce warmth#$

Dig$ @R: =omputerdarstellung einer Oelle mit Mitochondrien

The therapeutic conse-uence

)n our point of view one of the therapy -ualities of umomed is theconclusiveness of effect and result:ow!evel!aser light of good therapeutic -uality stimulates the cellular energyproduction "AT5 production#

Dig$ @+: .ir'schema der ow evel asertherapie

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Dig$ @9: .ir''ette von aserlicht in der Oelle

This basic conception of the effect of umomed laser therapy -uality e,plains theprecise effect profiles of the therapy in predictable regeneration processes* e$g$for the therapy of inner ear e,cessive strain* as well as the variety of the fields ofapplication of the high!dosage ow!evel!aser therapy according to 2r .ilden7$This is because the above!mentioned active principle applies for all body cellssimilarly because all body cells produce their cellular energy using the samecellular technology of energy production within their mitochondria$

.hy is ow!evel!aser therapy still not commonlyacceptedF

.e are concerning us with that -uestion every day$This is a vast area$ )mportant interests of class and economy are included as wellas political interests and social and individual factors$.e will continue to try to find still more distinct models to this -uestion forourselves* ust as we try to inform concerned and the public about the organs ofhearing and balance on our information web site www$dasgesundeohr$de* andust as we are informing about the biological effect of light on the human body onwww$biolaserlicht$de$ This more distinct model we intent to present continuouslyto the respective interested public "see also www$tinnituspatient$de#$

/n www$dasgesundeohr$de(some critical comments on T3TI we already havepresented some facts about this$ut perhaps the following -uote of Ma, 5lanc' can help us for the time being:A new scientific truth usually does not establish itself by the way that itsopposers are convinced and declare themselves as instructed* but by the factthat its opposers die out after some time and the new generation is beingac-uainted with the truth from the start$I

ut do we still have sufficient time to save our ears in the face of numerouscurrent medicinal problems in general and the special problem of ever increasing

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e,cessive strain of our inner earsF /r do we have to surrender them completelyto the massively pushed strategies of mar'et e,tension of the hearing aids8industry and its alliesF

Dig$ G0: =omputerdarstellung der Therapiesituation der hochdosierten ow evel asertherapieam Hr! und 4leichgewichtsorgan

This* dear readers and especially dear patients* lies in your hands alone$Even if we cannot change the world* you can* with our help* definitely change

your personal situation for the better$

Durther information you can find on the following web sites:

www$lumomed$dewww$dr!wilden$de

www$dasgesundeohr$dewww$tinnituspatient$dewww$biolaserlicht$de

Also we are pleased to be at your disposal for a personal counselling interview$

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