Quantum Biology and Healthcare: the Synergistic Bioeffect of Weak Electromagnetic Fields (EMFs) on Human Bodies

Human bodies are constantly exposed to environmental electromagnetic sources. Both electric and magnetic fields are known to have an active role in altering biological activities. In the present report, the focus will be exclusively on investigating the role of physiological exposure to magnetism. While strong magnetic fields (MFs) are known to induce potentially harmful thermal effects on living systems, there is no existing evidence suggesting possible negative side effects on biological systems from exposure to lowintensity magnetic fields. In recent years, the fastgrowing field of quantum biology has focused on characterizing the complex interactions initiated by weak magnetic fields on human bodies through the laws of quantum physics. Even though there is still little understanding of the exact mechanisms, there is sufficient evidence demonstrating short- and long-term physiological changes elicited and, possibly controlled, by magnetic sources. This paper presents a summary of the mechanisms that are potentially, and possibly mutually, involved in eliciting biological reactions to magnetic exposure, supported by experimental evidence. The current understanding of human electromagnetic exposure suggests a potential future role of electromagnetic therapies as non-invasive, effective, and well-tolerated treatments for chronic and acute illnesses