Utilization of a cell culture bioassay for measuring quantum potentials generated from a modified caduceus coil

This paper reports on a modified caduceus coil that was used to test the hypothesis that bucking electromagnetic fields and cancelling their vectors generates a time varying quantum field. A 60 Hz sine wave modulated with nested square waves in the kHz region was used to drive the caduceus coil. The coil was shown to stimulate the growth of lymphocytes in culture both directly and indirectly through storing its frequency information in water. Several physical anomalies were also observed using a sensitive magnetometer to measure the residual (non-cancelled) magnetic field