English: Tolga Theo Yalur - Quantum Fraud in the Yunanic Adaptations

One of the holistic medicine fraud, also known as “quantum mysticism”, blending together a mishmash of ideas drawn from quantum mechanics, psychology, philosophy, and neurophysiology. Proponents of this bizarre and unsubstantiated practice claim that by harnessing the “quantum energy,” they can somehow facilitate the body’s natural healing processes and even manipulate reality on an atomic level. This is nothing more than a fantasy and a complete distortion of concepts from scientific fields. Quantum mechanics, the branch of physics that describes the behavior of matter and energy on the atomic and subatomic scale, has absolutely no practical application in the realm of holistic medicine or the treatment of illness and disease. Yet quantum healers brazenly misappropriate these complex theories, combining them with new age philosophies, visualizations, and other mystical beliefs, in a vain attempt to cleverly sell their “snake oil” cures and therapeutic techniques. The quantum belief that future events can be predicted by prior events is both scientifically misleading and borders on individual growth. These quantum superstitions revolve around the idea that certain objects, actions, or celestial alignments of things can retroactively alter the past material reality, and retrospectively influence the probabilities of future events, positive or negative: denial of sciences, inapplicable hypotheses.