Chapter 54: Quantum Theory
In the 1920s, physicists invented quantum theory. Quantum theory can accurately calculate the behavior of the hydrogen atom.
While it cannot calculate the exact behavior of all atoms, molecules, and atomic nuclei, it can describe them.
This description can be organized into seven quantum frameworks:
Quantum Frameworks 1 through 7.
Theory
1. Quantum theory can explain the behavior of electrons, atoms, and molecules.
2. It can also explain the behavior of positive and negative charges.
3. Since cells are made of atoms, molecules, and charged particles, quantum theory can be used to explain cellular behavior.
4. Since organs are made of cells, quantum theory can explain the behavior of internal organs.
5. Quantum theory also explains interactions between electrons, atoms, and molecules.
6. Therefore, it explains interactions among cells, organs, and all particles within the human body.
7. Quantum theory can explain why acupuncture works, why medicine is effective, and why traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) is effective.
Images of the Material World
In ancient China, Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) observed the human body and recognized that it was composed of:
 Five Zang (solid) organs: heart, liver, pancreas, lungs, kidneys
 Six Fu (hollow) organs: stomach, gallbladder, small intestine, large intestine, bladder, triple burner (San Jiao)
Today, with inexpensive optical microscopes, we can easily observe cells, revealing that internal organs, blood, nerves, etc., are all made up of cells.
With advanced electron microscopes and atomic-resolution microscopes, we can even see atoms and molecules.