The Quantum Based Podcast - With Dr Sara Pugh
Jul 14, 2026 · 1 hr 16 min · 12 segments
In this conversation, Dr Sara Pugh speaks with Professor Konstantin Korotkov, inventor of the Bio-Well (GDV) and a scientist with over 50 years of research, about the science of biofields, structured…
Konstantin KorotkovGuest
Sarah PughHost
This is the most sensitive, but in some cases it's possible to measure with other instruments as well.

It's very important to understand that our consciousness is not just activity of our brain.

And we have proven it in many experiments, and we ask people, "Oh, please take our instruments and test it.

Test, uh, your colleagues, your friends, uh, whatever you decide." So this is really very, very important topic because it, uh, shows us, and it's proven now with many experiments of us, of other scientists, that we are interconnected.

And of course, as in any process, there are positive side and negative side.

So there are people who want to do something positive for themself, for humanity, and there are people who just destroy.

W- would you be able to explain to people who are not sure what negentropy, and implosion, and environment means? Because have you heard of a place called Danlu Shan or Danlu Mountain in China where there's an implosive valley and lots of what you're describing happens? 'Cause I've been and seen it.

And then also in places like Verneuil-sur-Seine in, um, France, again, there's this implosive environment with...

And also to explain to people that there are maybe other places where these, what you're talking about is more likely to happen, so people can relate the environment to also their own behavior and internal environment.

There are topics that depend on us, and there are some, most of situations that are not dependent on us.

So with all our attempts, we can't influence, for example, weather And all this global warming, it's, uh, objective process that comes without our intention.

This is the most sensitive, but in some cases it's possible to measure with other instruments as well.

It's very important to understand that our consciousness is not just activity of our brain.

And we have proven it in many experiments, and we ask people, "Oh, please take our instruments and test it.

Test, uh, your colleagues, your friends, uh, whatever you decide." So this is really very, very important topic because it, uh, shows us, and it's proven now with many experiments of us, of other scientists, that we are interconnected.

And of course, as in any process, there are positive side and negative side.

So there are people who want to do something positive for themself, for humanity, and there are people who just destroy.

W- would you be able to explain to people who are not sure what negentropy, and implosion, and environment means? Because have you heard of a place called Danlu Shan or Danlu Mountain in China where there's an implosive valley and lots of what you're describing happens? 'Cause I've been and seen it.

And then also in places like Verneuil-sur-Seine in, um, France, again, there's this implosive environment with...

And also to explain to people that there are maybe other places where these, what you're talking about is more likely to happen, so people can relate the environment to also their own behavior and internal environment.

There are topics that depend on us, and there are some, most of situations that are not dependent on us.

So with all our attempts, we can't influence, for example, weather And all this global warming, it's, uh, objective process that comes without our intention.
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