The microbiome is a hologram overlaying a bacterial ecosystem
We've known for decades now that bacteria communicate using different light emission, and this is likely one of the purposes for which photoreceptors first evolved
As such, any large mass of bacteria is essentially a three dimensional web of organized light
As such, any large mass of bacteria is essentially a three dimensional web of organized light
On top of that, the light that sells emit is coherent light, essentially a laser, as light is captured, organized, and re-emitted by the nucleus
This light is produced as a byproduct of free radical decay, but the nucleus is essential for it to be concentrated enough to emit
This light is produced as a byproduct of free radical decay, but the nucleus is essential for it to be concentrated enough to emit
Bacterial biophotons as non‐local information carriers: Species‐ specific spectral characteristics of a stress response
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/pdf/10.100…
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/pdf/10.100…
The brain is likely also a hologram, but that's a topic for another time
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/20221457/
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/20221457/
The implications of this are mind-blowing
It's possible that nerve endings around the microbiome may be impacted by light from bacteria, or that compounds that absorb light or flouresce may alter microbiome activity
This is incredibly under-researched
It's possible that nerve endings around the microbiome may be impacted by light from bacteria, or that compounds that absorb light or flouresce may alter microbiome activity
This is incredibly under-researched
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