About Stuart Grace Greene

I’m an independent biophysicist, currently living and working in the San Francisco Bay area. Over the past 15 years I’ve come to believe – to paraphrase the immortal words of the Firesign Theater, that - “everything we know is wrong.” Almost everything I’ve looked at closely, especially in the fields of biology and medicine, turn out to be wrong or at least fundamentally misguided. The world we live in is fantastically subtle, complex and full of “emergent phenomena.” The real world, in its magnificent complexity can’t be captured in the kinds of soundbites  we’ve become accustomed to hearing. For example, I’m convinced that the immune system doesn’t exist, DNA is not the “molecule of life itself” and that neurons in the brain and nervous system have very little to do with the deep roots of consciousness. I’ll be blogging about all of these issues and much more.  

Since the early 1990s I’ve been working on a theoretical framework I call EcoBiotics. Since about 1997 I’ve been applying its principles and methods to help support individuals with serious chronic health challenges. I work with a number of doctors around the San Francisco Bay Area and consult with clients and other health care providers around the county. I have some interesting information posted at www.ecobiotics.com.

In 2006 my colleagues and I launched a new company based on the philosophy and science of EcoBiotics. It’s called Immunecology and features a set of powerful formulas based almost completely on food-form nutrients. You can learn more by visiting www.immunecology.com.

In late 2006 I started working on an extension of the EcoBiotic paradigm that explores how living systems are organized down to the quantum scale. Since then I’ve made perhaps the most significant discoveries of my life and for the first time I really understand how consciousness lives in the physical world, the nature of the mind (we actually have two of them and they’re very, very different) and the underlying biophysics of subtle energy phenomena and esoteric healing practices.

I continue to teach about EcoBiotics and its clinical applications and have begun to hold introductory seminars in Quantum EcoBiotics and the biophysics of consciousness. I work and teach in partnership with Dr. Michael Kessler, my colleague and co-founder of iBEAM – the Institute of Biological, Energetic and Alternative Medicine in Brisbane, California – about 15 minutes south of San Francisco.