Energy in medicine
The term energy refers to the ability of a body or system to produce work. Every physical system contains (or stores) energy. Different types of energy are behind a wide range of natural phenomena.
Types of energy
The amount of energy in a system can be calculated by summing a number of special equations, such as Euler Lagrange’s differential equation or Hamilton’s principle. Energy has many forms. All forms of energy fall into two categories: kinetic or dynamic energy.
The principle of conservation of energy
The term “nothing from nothing” (ex nihilo nihil) is one of the axioms coined by Parmenides (the ancient Greek philosopher) according to which nothing is created from zero and nothing is transformed into it.
The law of conservation of energy states that energy is neither created nor destroyed. When people consume energy, this energy does not disappear. Rather, this form of energy changes into another form of it.
Energy efficiency
Energy efficiency is the amount of useful energy received by a system. A fully efficient machine converts all the energy input into the machine into useful work. In fact, converting one form of energy into another form of it always involves converting it into used and unused energy. Energy transformations are not always practical.
Historical data
Aristotle (Greek 322-384 BC) was the first to use the word energy in his “Ethical Virtues”. The meaning of energy flow has changed significantly from the original meaning given by Aristotle. Therefore, according to Aristotle, the energy of the mind is the goal of action, on the other hand, it is a means that realizes the goal. Energy has two aspects, it is both a goal and a means.
The purpose of energy is happiness. If the virtue of energy is a tool. Therefore, virtue is the energy that is stimulated by the mind and corresponds to the rational nature that is a special characteristic of man. Virtue is not a natural talent, but something that comes from constant activity and practice, and is acquired not by education, but by practice. In fact, energy is used as a philosophical term and not as a scientific term.
Thomas Young (1829-1773) in England is the first person to use the word energy in its modern sense. His definition of energy is almost the same as the current definition of kinetic energy.
William John McCorn Rankin (1872-1820) in Scotland distinguished between the “real” energy lost in dynamic processes and the “dynamic” energy replaced by it. He proved that the sum of two actions is constant, an idea that already existed among those familiar with the law of conservation of energy.
William Thomson, Lord Kevin (1824-1907) replaced the term “real” with the term “dynamic”, but no one dared to replace the term “dynamic”. Kelvin originally proposed the terms dynamic and static.
Quantum physics, the other side of the coin
The world of quantum physics is a mysterious world that sheds light on the truth about our universe in ways that challenge the existing framework of accepted knowledge. What we think of as our physical material world is not actually physical or material.
Rather, it is far from it, as this concept has been proven by many Nobel Prize-winning scientists, one of whom is the Danish physicist Niels Bohr. He made significant contributions to the understanding of atomic structure and quantum theory.
Quantum physicists have discovered that natural atoms are made up of vortices of energy that are constantly spinning and vibrating, each emitting its own unique energy. If we truly want to see ourselves and know what we are, we must come to the realization that we are truly energy and vibrational beings radiating our own unique energy. This is a fact that quantum physics has proven to us time and time again
Atom has no physical structure, we do not have physical structure. Natural things really have no physical structure! Atoms are made of invisible energy, not tangible matter.
The discovery that the world, contrary to the theories of Newtonian physics, is not a collection of natural components and generally comes from intangible energy waves, is the result of the efforts of Albert Einstein, Max Planck and Werner Heisenberg.
Einstein and energy
The world of quantum physics is a mysterious world that sheds light on the truth about our universe in ways that challenge the existing framework of accepted knowledge. What we think of as our physical material world is not actually physical or material.
Rather, it is far from it, as this concept has been proven by many Nobel Prize-winning scientists, one of whom is the Danish physicist Niels Bohr. He made significant contributions to the understanding of atomic structure and quantum theory.
Quantum physicists have discovered that natural atoms are made up of vortices of energy that are constantly spinning and vibrating, each emitting its own unique energy. If we truly want to see ourselves and know what we are, we must come to the realization that we are truly energy and vibrational beings radiating our own unique energy. This is a fact that quantum physics has proven to us time and time again
Atom has no physical structure, we do not have physical structure. Natural things really have no physical structure! Atoms are made of invisible energy, not tangible matter.
The discovery that the world, contrary to the theories of Newtonian physics, is not a collection of natural components and generally comes from intangible energy waves, is the result of the efforts of Albert Einstein, Max Planck and Werner Heisenberg.
Energy in Oriental Medicine
In Chinese philosophy, causal beings are composed of five symbolic elements: wood, fire, earth, metal, and water.
These five elements are interacting with each other to find the right balance.
Yin and Yang are opposing forces that control life as well as the universe. Yin mainly affects the physical and material side, while Yang affects the psychological and spiritual side of a living being. When the yin increases in a person, the yang force decreases and vice versa. These opposing forces form the vital energy or Qi that circulates in our body.
The term Qi is often used to describe the energy level of living organisms. When there is an imbalance between yin and yang, the flow of energy is not right and the harmony in the body is lost, and this lack of harmony manifests itself in the form of illness. Energy imbalances can be corrected with meridian acupuncture or Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). The aim of these treatments is to balance the yin and yang energy to restore the harmony of these five elements. Oriental medicine uses a more intuitive approach.
Oriental medicine takes a more intuitive approach and is used to relieve pain and treat a wide range of ailments, and is always used in combination with other forms of treatment. It seems that oriental medicine along with Bioresonance complementary treatment is a good option for treating diseases and chronic pain.
In other words, considering that electromagnetic waves quickly raise the body’s energy level and open blocked energy channels; It can be pointed out that its function is aligned with the goals of acupuncture and it will have a significant effect as a complementary diagnosis and treatment along with acupuncture.
Book title: Bioresonance the Truth
Author: loannis Anagnostopoulos
Translator: Mehtab Jahan Shahtalab
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