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Purpose and Context.
Conventional cardiovascular physiology views the heart as a mechanical pump that propels blood through a closed hydraulic circuit. Recent experimental and theoretical advances challenge this reduction, showing that flow may arise spontaneously from radiant and magnetic interactions within structured water. The Hinductive Coherence Principle (HCP) integrates these discoveries into a coherent systems model that unites water, mitochondria, fascia, and vascular tissues as a single electrodynamic organism.
Core Findings.
- Structured water (EZ domains) near hydrophilic surfaces convert radiant energy into charge separation and flow — forming the capacitance (C) of living matter.
- Mitochondria operate as inductive oscillators (L), coupling chemical gradients to electromagnetic fields and biophoton emission.
- Fascia serves as resistive and hinductive tissue (R + H) — a piezoelectric, water-bound tensegrity network storing mechanical phase and enabling body-wide resonance.
- Vascular and cardiac systems organize these elements into nested RLC–H loops. Blood flow persists under infrared and magnetic stimulation even after cardiac arrest, indicating the heart’s role as phase synchronizer rather than pressure source.
Mathematical and Geometric Integration.
At all scales, biological motion obeys the same impedance equation:
where encodes temporal curvature. Geometrically, this coherence manifests through toroidal and helical architectures — the helix of the myocardium, the cristae of mitochondria, the winding fascia of the body — each transforming linear flux into circular remembrance.
Experimental Basis.
Findings from Pollack’s laboratory (2001–2024) demonstrate radiant- and magnetically-induced EZ expansion and electro-osmotic flow. Aon and Picard’s mitochondrial research confirms collective ΔΨm oscillations and electromagnetic coupling. Collagen piezoelectric studies validate fascia as a semiconductive resonator. Together they verify the physical plausibility of HCP.
Implications.
- Physiological: Blood and lymph propulsion depend on coherent field interactions, not merely pressure gradients.
- Clinical: Restoring hydration, infrared exposure, gentle magnetic modulation, and rhythmic movement enhance coherence and healing.
- Philosophical: Life’s defining property is memory of phase — energy folding back upon itself as pattern and meaning.
Conclusion.
The HCP model reframes the heart and organism as a self-tuning, radiant resonator within a coherent cosmos. To maintain health is to sustain phase alignment across scales — allowing the body, like the universe, to remember itself through rhythm, curvature, and light.
