Biophoton Theory

Biophotons may well suffice to take the role of regulating the whole biochemistry and biology of life. An increasing number of observations from different laboratories all over the world suggest that biophotons are emitted from a coherent photon field within the living system. What are the consequences of coherence? It results in properties that are characteristic of biological systems. These include the high efficiency of energy transfer and transformation which often approaches 100%; the ability of communication at all levels within cells, between cells and between organisms capable of resonating to the same frequencies; the possibility for sensitive, multiple recognition systems utilizing coherent electromagnetic signals of different specific frequencies, such as, for example, the organization of metabolic activities within the cell, the operation of the immune network and a host of other biological functions involving specific recognition between hormones or ligands and their receptors; and finally, the stable persistence of the working system arising from the inherent stability of coherent states.

The biophoton emission is indicative of an endogenous, innate, electromagnetic field pervading the entire organism, which may act as both sender and receiver of the biophoton that are 'electromagnetic bio-information' used in regulating life processes. These observations, among others, suggest control within the living state and possibly electromagnetic in nature. Many significant correlations between features of the weak biological light and a number of fundamental biological processes, such as cell division, death, and major shifts in metabolism, exist. These correlations may indicate that the light (electromagnetic field of the organism) is a sensitive expression of biological regulating processes.

The source of biophotons is hoped to be mysterious 'source of livingness'. According to modern biophoton theory, DNA is that source and the biophoton emission originates from the coherent field within this source. It seems that coherence means the ideas of orderliness and coordination themselves, but does not sense as a principle giving their 'explanation'. Hence, there is an 'explanatory gap' between the physically defined coherence and its biological counterpart. The concept of coherence has no immediate value unless it is provided with additional postulation concerning biological specificity. Despite the proof of coherence of biophoton emission, there is still a lot of disputation on questions of source(s), the mechanism, the actual degree of coherence and the biological significance of biophoton emission.

Born in Udaipur district, Dr. Narayan Lal Kachhara passed B.E. (Mechanical ) in 1961, M.E.(Mech) in 1969, and Ph.D. in 1973 from University of Salford, UK. He taught at University of Jodhpur, Malviya Regional Engineering College, Jaipur, University of Salford UK, Harcourt Butler Technological Institute, Kanpur, University of Aden, Yemen. He was Director of Kamala Nehru Institute of Technology, Sultanpur and Principal of Motilal Nehru Regional Engineering College, Allahabad. He also served as expert and advisor to various institutions, Universities, Organizations and Boards in India and abroad.

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