In "What Is Life?" (1944) Schrödinger shows that living systems operate according to physical principles of order and negentropy. DNA as an aperiodic crystal — a structure able to store information. The epistemological foundation of the method's entire library.
The BrainCode® Protocol is a negentropic intervention: it removes the interference that introduced disorganisation into the field and restores the ordered state the system already knows.
After his Nobel Prize for vitamin C, he devoted thirty years to bioelectronics: biological proteins as semiconductors, the flow of electrons as the organising principle of physiology. A direct forerunner of Becker, Oschman and Tennant — the lineage that leads to the BrainCode® Integrated Device.
The BrainCode® Integrated Device introduces the corrective signal into the perineural system — the body's main semiconducting circuit, which Szent-Györgyi identified as the substrate of electrical physiology.
Aquaporins — protein channels that manage the passage of millions of water molecules per second — show that biological water is quantum-organised. Mercury blocks them: the first Nobel-level confirmation of how heavy metals impair cellular physiology at the molecular level.
The output vials of the BrainCode® Integrated Device use this principle: structured water is the carrier of the 1000×-amplified frequency information. Agre confirmed its capacity for quantum organisation.
In papers from 2009–2015, co-authored with Del Giudice: highly diluted aqueous solutions of bacterial DNA emit low-frequency electromagnetic signals. Water carries the DNA's information without the physical presence of the molecule — the Nobel-level confirmation of the TFF principle and of bioenergetic imprinting.
BrainCode® vials contain the frequency signature of the interference — not the substance, only the signal. Montagnier showed experimentally that this transfer is physically real and measurable.