T-Consciousness Field-Treated Water Exhibits Antioxidant Activity and Accelerates Wound Healing in In vitro and In vivo Models

This dataset belongs to a study explores a novel hypothesis called T-Consciousness Fields (TCFs), which can be tested through laboratory experiments. TCF is hypothesized to transmit information to substances, potentially altering their properties and, consequently, influencing the behavior of treated samples compared to untreated controls. To evaluate this hypothesis, we first investigated the radical scavenging activity of TCF-treated water using spectrophotometry. Absorbance changes in 2,2-Diphenyl-1-picrylhydrazyl radical (DPPH•) at 520 nm were recorded at varying concentrations. Subsequently, we examined the effects of TCF-treated water on wound healing using normal endometrial stem cells (EnSC) as an in vitro model. Furthermore, an in vivo study using C57BL/6 mice assessed the effect of TCF-treated water on wound healing over 14 days.