The Quantum Based Podcast - With Dr Sara Pugh

In this conversation, Dr. Ralf Otterpohl — engineer, researcher, and practitioner with extensive work in water systems and soil remediation — and I explore the concept of vital energy and its central role in health, happiness, and healing. We discuss how restoring nutrients to the soil connects directly to the quality of the food we eat, and why that matters more than most people realise. Dr. Otte...

In this conversation, Dr Glen Jeffery a Neuroscience Professor at UCL, London and Dr Sara Pugh discuss the hidden dangers of modern lighting, particularly the shift from incandescent bulbs to LEDs, and how this affects our health, mitochondria, ageing and metabolism. He highlights the importance of long wavelengths of light red light and near infrared for mitochondrial function and metabolic contr...

In this conversation, Dr. Stephanie Seneff, senior research scientist at MIT's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, and I discuss deuterium, methylation pathways, and the widespread impact of glyphosate on human health. Dr. Seneff describes the disruptive effects of the pesticide glyphosate on hormones like cholesterol sulfate, testosterone, and DHEA, as well as its impact on t...

Summary In this conversation, neuroscientist, Sarah Turner and I discuss  structured water, its implications for health, and the role of light therapy for the gut and brain. We discuss the controversies surrounding memory in water, the biological effects of different wavelengths of light, including far infra red (FIR) over 900nm as this is not used in regular red light panels and the importance of...

In this episode, I speak with Professor Tom Seager, an engineering professor at Arizona State University and author of Uncommon Cold, about the science behind cold therapy and cold exposure. We challenge common misconceptions about how cold affects cortisol, thyroid function, fat loss, testosterone, and cancer metabolism. Professor Seager shares findings from his research on hormones, mitochondria...

In this episode, I speak with Dr. Scott Sherr, MD, about hyperbaric oxygen therapy and its applications for health conditions, recovery, and athletic performance. We explore the physiological mechanisms and science behind hyperbaric therapy, discuss which patients may benefit most, and cover important contraindications. Dr. Sherr explains the value of an integrative approach to health, including o...

Amanita Dreamer shares her profound journey from a life of debilitating trauma, mental health issues, anxiety, and benzodiazepine withdrawal to discovering the healing powers of Amanita Muscaria mushroom. She discusses its effects on the body and mind, explaining how it balances the sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous systems via GABA and glutamate, and the importance of understanding its use...

The Electrical Nature of Health | Tristan Scott on Melanin, Light & Invisible Forces About Our Guest: Tristan Scott is an electrical engineer and health enthusiast who specializes in exploring the fascinating connections between biology and electrical engineering. With expertise in electromagnetic fields, semiconductor properties, and their biological applications, Tristan focuses on how melan...

Biofield Therapies & Regenerative Medicine: Optimizing Human Performance with Dr. Mauro Zappaterra About Our Guest: Dr. Mauro Zappaterra is a Harvard Medical School graduate and specialist in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. With a focus on neuronal stem cells and cerebrospinal fluid (CSF), he bridges cutting-edge regenerative medicine with holistic practices like biofield therapies, nutr...

Summary: Sara welcomes optics expert Scott Zimmerman to explore the profound link between light and human health. Scott unravels how ultraviolet, visible, and infrared wavelengths affect mitochondrial function and hormone balance, while exposing the pitfalls of artificial lighting and sunscreens. He also delves into the roles of melatonin and melanin in well-being. Discover Scott’s groundbreaking...

Hidden Natural Energy Fields & Healing Substances: Ancient Wisdom For Modern Health with Matt Roeske Your health is the only thing you truly own - everything else can be taken away. In a world dominated by synthetic solutions and industrial agriculture, ancient healing wisdom offers a powerful path back to optimal health and abundance. Matt Roeske reveals how to harness natural energy fields,...

Blood Test Misinterpretation Crisis with Morley Robbins Doctors are misinterpreting blood test results and it needs to stop! Iron overload is far more common than anemia, yet the symptoms are strikingly similar: fatigue, inflammation, and hormone imbalances affect patients with both low iron AND excess iron. Meanwhile, copper toxicity and vitamin A toxicity have become fear-mongering topics, while...

Summary: Dr Stephen Hussey shares his personal journey with heart disease, including his experience with a heart attack at the age of 34. He discusses the misconceptions surrounding heart health, the importance of structured water and light, and the environmental factors that affect heart health. He challenges traditional medical advice regarding cholesterol and heart disease, as well as the under...

Summary: Dr. Gerald Pollack, a professor at the University of Washington, is renowned for his pioneering research on the science of water's fourth phase, known as exclusion zone, EZ water and structured water. In this second interview with Dr Pollack we discuss his 2023 Plos research paper ( https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC10586597/ ). The study showed that blood still flows without a hea...

Summary: In this episode, Dr. Jack Kruse, discusses  whether melanin and muscle contribute positively or negatively to health. We discuss the critical role of mitochondria, focusing on non-visual photoreceptors such as cholesterol and vitamin D. Dr. Kruse highlights melanin’s anti-aging properties and the health benefits of UV light and sunlight exposure. What is the significance of temperature an...

Summary: Jim Stephenson Jr., a leading expert in vitamin D biology with over 20 years of research experience, emphasizes the importance of natural vitamin D sources, such as sunlight and food, for optimal health. Contrary to its name, vitamin D is a hormone, not a vitamin. Studies on vitamin D supplementation reveal limited benefits for conditions like autoimmunity, obesity, cancer, and osteoporos...

Summary: Vitamin A, Copper & magnesium plays a role in many metabolic systems, mitochondria & energy status. We discuss how natural dietary vitamin A was demonised during the 'Fat is bad campaign' that began in the late 1950s  Copper deficiency & iron dysregulation are common in those who are dealing with heart disease, diabetes, obesity, osteoporosis, cancer, general fatigue, and any...

Summary: In this conversation, Dr Sara Pugh and Carrie Bennett dive into the foundations of quantum biology and its powerful implications for human health and our energy levels. We explore the connection between light, darkness, and biology, from melatonin production, sleep, metabolism, to mitochondrial performance. We move into the remarkable properties of water, how it can transmit energy and in...

Summary: In this conversation, I interview Matteo Johnson, founder and CEO of Axiom H2, about the multifaceted benefits of molecular hydrogen and the transformative potential of molecular hydrogen in health and wellness. The discussion covers the applications of hydrogen-rich water, the implications of deuterium, and various therapeutic uses of hydrogen, including its potential in cancer treatment...

Summary: Senior MIT Research Scientist Dr. Stephanie Seneff has published over 200 peer-reviewed papers in scientific journals and conference proceedings across various subjects. In this podcast, we discuss methylation, MTHFR, and explore more about deuterium. Dr. Seneff has authored two books: one examining different causes of autism, and another on the weedkiller glyphosate, which also offers pr...

Summary: Dr. Michael Crawford began studying DHA in 1972 and has published extensively on the importance of omega-3 DHA in human brain development and recently published the book 'The Shrinking Brain'.  In this interview, Prof Crawford discusses how DHA conducts electricity in the body and explains why this electron flow is crucial for synaptic function and learning processes in the brain. Sponsor...

Takeaways: Cholesterol is often demonized but is essential for health. There is only one type of cholesterol, despite common misconceptions. Cholesterol is crucial for cell membrane integrity and function. Low cholesterol levels can lead to mood disorders and other health issues. Vitamin D synthesis is dependent on cholesterol and sunlight exposure. LDL and HDL function as a postal system for tran...

Takeaways Scientific discoveries are often suppressed by the establishment. Our brains and the universe share a fractal pattern. Plasma is the most abundant state of matter in the universe. The sun's behavior contradicts the hydrogen bomb theory. Electric currents circulate through the universe in filaments. The interstellar medium is denser than previously thought. Plasma clouds are essential for...

Takeaways Quantum biology reshapes our understanding of health and performance. Communication in the brain extends beyond the nervous system. Light plays a crucial role in human biology and energy production. mTOR is central to understanding metabolic processes and aging. Melanin is a powerful semiconductor that influences biological functions. Traditional science often overlooks the quantum aspec...

Takeaways: Deuterium overload is implicated in chronic diseases. Low deuterium foods can enhance health and performance. Environmental factors contribute to increased deuterium levels. The microbiome helps regulate deuterium exposure in the body. Fat sources can vary significantly in deuterium content. Deuterium depletion can improve metabolic health. Grass-fed animal products are preferable for l...