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G Life Quantum is pioneering its own proprietary Quantum BioModulation Therapy (QBMT), a hybrid disruptive technology, building on the principles of biomodulation (PBM). It applies non-thermal light with the aim to induce an epigenetic response to treat and manage a range of pathologies.
Quantum BioModulation Therapy is minimally invasive and represents a highly targeted/localized quantum biophysical approach inside the body using specific photonic dosing to alter the expression of genes implicated in the pathological process; particularly governing inflammation, cellular metabolism and cell death.
The interplay between energy, matter, and information can be triggered through a process called Quantum BioModulation (QBM).
G Life Deeptech Research Programs
Advancing the science of Quantum Biomodulation- Understanding light–tissue interactions
Investigating how light interacts with biological structures and tissues, with the objective of improving the understanding and control of light-based stimulation in medical applications.
- Exploring tissue protection and regeneration
Studying how photobiomodulation may influence biological responses involved in tissue preservation, adaptation to stress and repair, opening new perspectives for regenerative medicine.
-Investigating cellular mechanisms
Exploring the biological processes underlying cellular responses to light, particularly those associated with metabolism, cellular function and tissue recovery.
The program relies on scientific and academic collaborations involving:
- École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) – Leenaards-Jeantet Laboratory of Functional and Metabolic Imaging (LIFMET), Switzerland
- University of Geneva (Switzerland), Faculty of Medicine, Department of Fundamental Neurosciences
- Geneva School of Landscape, Engineering and Architecture (HEPIA, Switzerland)
- University of Strasbourg (Laboratory for Mitochondria, Oxidative Stress and Muscle Protection, UR 3072, France)
- Aix-Marseille University, INSERM Cardiovascular and Nutrition Research Center, France
- Annecy Laboratory of Particle Physics (LAPP – CNRS/IN2P3), France
- CREATIS (Center for Research in Information and Image Acquisition and Processing for Health – University Hospital of Saint-Étienne, France)
Together, these complementary research programs contribute to building a stronger scientific foundation for Quantum Biomodulation.
They support G Life's long-term objective of translating fundamental discoveries into innovative medical technologies and future therapeutic solutions.
Increase in cellular metabolism
During QBM, photons penetrate the tissue and interact with proteins involved in mitochondrial function, such as components of the cytochrome c system.
Cytochrome c plays a key role in the mitochondrial electron transport chain, which is essential for cellular energy production. The effects of QBM on cellular metabolism should be scribed in accordance with the available experimental evidence.
However, many other proteins, including NADPH oxidase and hemoglobin, can also interact with photons.
Restore normal cellular function
As photons are absorbed by Cox, they stimulate the electron transport chain to increase the production of ATP within the mitochondria. Disease progression impairs cellular ATP production, which slows down the metabolism. QBM helps restore the oxidative process which helps restore normal cellular function.
Increased NO and modulates ROS levels
Photonic stimulation also produces free NO and modulates ROS. NO is a powerful vasodilator and an important cellular signaling molecule involved in many physiological processes. ROS have been shown to affect many important physiological signaling pathways including the inflammatory response. Together, increased NO and improved ROS levels provide an environment for faster signaling, resulting in decreased inflammation.
Quantum BioModulation Therapy (QBMT)
QBM is intended to support oxidative processes involved in normal cellular function which in turn helps prevent apoptosis (cell death). As such, we reduce inflammation, modulate the immunity, and hasten the tissue repair process.QBM is designed to provide the following
Epigenetic treatment approach.
Targeted, dose-dependent photonic delivery via percutaneous or in situ approaches, designed to deliver treatment close to the affected tissues.
Accurate photonic dosing for high efficiency in restoring normal cellular function.
