@Louise Size The swelling in my right eye has finally started going down after days of profound realisations. I was looking up the symptoms of my eye and how it related to stress and biphotonic stress came up, i wasnt sure what that was, so I googled it : Biophotonic stress" refers to the phenomenon where biological tissues, when subjected to stress, emit increased levels of ultra-weak light particles known as biophotons. This emission is a non-invasive, real-time indicator of metabolic changes, specifically highlighting the increase in reactive oxygen species (ROS) resulting from cellular stress, such as heat, toxins, or emotional distress. Here is a detailed breakdown of biophotonic stress based on current research: 1. Mechanism: How Stress Produces Light - Oxidative Burst: In healthy cells, antioxidants manage ROS. When stress occurs, this balance is disrupted, leading to rapid, excessive ROS production. - Molecular Excitation: These excess free radicals react with lipids, proteins, and DNA, creating high-energy, excited-state molecules. - Photon Emission: As these excited molecules return to a lower energy state, they release energy in the form of ultra-weak photons (200–750 nm wavelength). - Magnitude: Stressed organisms can exhibit biophoton emissions that are 2. Types of Biophotonic Stress - Heat Shock: Rapid rises in temperature in plants (and by extension, other organisms) induce high photon emission, directly proportional to the rate of temperature increase. " copied and pasted from google.... when I read that, i don't know, it just resonated as confirmation to a shared connection of all things in the same way