IBIH Research
One of the central pillars of the Institute of Bioenergetic and Informational Healthcare is basic scientific research into BIH. The mainstream scientific community has not yet fully awakened to the therapeutic power of BIH modalities, and it is the intention of the Institute to introduce them to quality scientific research that supports the efficacy of BIH.
There are few fields of scientific inquiry that would fall outside the scope of IBIH’s research vision, but we are particularly interested in advances in holography as it relates to information fields in the cosmos and the human body, neuro-cardiology, epigenetics, quantum biology, and other areas that may have a powerful impact on our knowledge and practice of BIH.
Intricately related to these scientific areas it has the highest priority to undertake outcome studies that connect BIH modalities to measurable physiological parameters and improvements in health and wellbeing. It goes without saying that the strictest standards of science – including double-blind, controlled clinical tests – will be adhered to.
Our research aims include:
BIH research that is broad in nature – the kind of fundamental research that fuels scientific revolutions but that is not widely seen as profitable in the marketplace, and therefore not undertaken by commercial organisations and corporations.
As funds become available, the Institute will underwrite research globally by independent researchers as well as scientists from established academic institutions, whose work will help to provide credible evidence for BIH and its principles and modalities.
We seek to fund scientists whose visions take them outside the narrow boundaries of the intellectual status quo but who are using methods that follow common scientific protocols and standards.
Ideally, the research we fund will provide unifying theoretical and experimental documentation that bridges scientific disciplines while furthering our knowledge about the human biofield, energy and information fields that may be affecting health, and the efficacy of current and novel BIH modalities.
There are few fields of scientific inquiry that would fall outside the scope of our research vision, but we are particularly interested in advances in holography as it relates to information fields in the cosmos and the human body, neurocardiology, epigenetics, quantum biology, and other areas that may have a powerful impact on our knowledge and practice of BIH.
Our research interests extend to the testing and documentation of clinical efficacy of various BIH devices and biotechnologies.
Our research aims include providing information to clinicians so that they can use the basic research to help achieve better outcomes for their clients, and to collaborating with clinicians to run outcome studies and/or clinical studies about BIH methodologies and efficacies.
It is our intention that IBIH researchers – staff as well as funded affiliates – submit their research findings to peer-reviewed academic and scientific journals for publication. It is also our desire that they make their findings available to the general public through popular media outlets of all kinds
