Molly Webster (host)

There's honestly so much about this world of light inside the body that we don't know yet.

Some of the researchers describe this field as risky, like it could all add up to nothing.

But if they're right, it could change everything, or at least a lot of things.

For Narosha, even if she doesn't know what the purpose of the light is inside the body, like even if there isn't one, it might have a purpose for us outside the body.

To say, oh, hey, your body's growing cancer.

Right.

I guess the question then is, is there a significant difference between the photon release in cancer cells versus other cells?

Yes.

And we've shown that and we've published that.

They have two different light signatures.

So with the light coming off cancer, you guys are actually diagnosing cancer earlier?

So even if it's like, even if the light was not biologically purposeful, you're thinking maybe it could still be diagnostically useful.

Mm-hmm.

So it's like basically we've walked through...

I'm just gonna make you say it again, but you've like walked through brain cells that let out photons, tumor cells that let out photons, normal body cells that let out photons.

You're saying everybody, every cell that you've looked at

Yeah.

When does the light start?

And then does it truly go away?

What's that?