On the surface, m=mass level of the Quantum Life Wheel, the empirical science paradigm generates the medical profession, including the pharmaceutical industry, research institutions, hospitals, and insurance companies. Health on the surface, cures (rather than healing) are limited to transactions which Dr. Joe Dispenza calls “matter to matter.” Surgeries. Medications. Supplements. Physical Therapy. Dietary interventions.

At the middle, e=energy level of the Quantum Life Wheel are the more subtle sciences. Radiology, including x-rays, ultrasound and other diagnostics fits here. So do Traditional Chinese Medicine, Ayurveda and related movement disciplines which direct and harmonize the flow of energy throughout the body, including Tai Chi Chuan, Yoga asanas, Kung Fu, and QiGong.

Music in ancient traditions as well as modern day solfeggio equivalents intentionally use vibrational sound frequencies to quicken and balance the energy centers (chakras) spanning the spinal cord and their correlated internal organs.

Also located at the e=energy middle level of the Quantum Life Wheel is medical astrology. Hippocrates, the father of Western medicine, rightly held that those unable to reading astrology charts weren’t qualified to be physicians.

At the c=light level, where mind is known to affect matter, various psychologies and psychotherapies are practiced to balance emotions and improve mental health.

Deeper still, the silence of meditation practices are drawn upon to quiet the mind and tap into higher levels of awareness. Breath-work practices will serve to link and align the levels of the Quantum Life Wheel in the infinite loop of fully-aware consciousness which the ancients called turia.

As documented by Dr. Dispenza, it is from these deepest levels that “spontaneous remission” of disease occurs. It is from these levels that profound transformation of consciousness and upgrading of DNA become possible.

In the future, Quantum Healthcare will change lives from the inside out, putting outer levels in context and organizing/prioritizing integrated well-being. Self-responsibility rather than passive compliance will become the norm. The contrast between doctor as superior, dominant and “okay” versus patient as subordinate and “not-okay” will pass away.