How does Adam Ringham’s bio-photonic communication theory relate to quantum mechanics?

Adam’s view is that the body is a living quantum‑light network, and collagen + biophotons are the hardware of that network.

From his perspective:

• Every cell stores and emits biophotons from DNA, creating a constant “light dialogue” in the body
• Collagen’s highly ordered, liquid‑crystalline structure makes it an excellent waveguide for that light, similar to an optical fiber
• These photonic signals behave like quantum waves, allowing information to be stored and transmitted in holographic patterns (a nod to quantum wave mechanics and holography)

So he parallels:

• Quantum excited states → collagen’s autofluorescence and energy states
• Quantum information in waves → holographic bio‑photonic information in tissues

What part of that would you like to unpack more: collagen’s role, biophotons, or the holographic angle?