Robert Shockey interviews Eugene Burnett, one of the founders and inventors of Quantas life. Burnett talks about his experience working with light for 25 years, and how he became interested in red light therapy after becoming aware of ultraviolet blood radiation. Burnett explains that every cell in our tissues contains photoreceptors, which communicate with each other using packages of light, and that red light therapy can be used to photoactivate molecules and stimulate energy in the bloodstream to reach the mitochondria of cells to promote systemic upregulation of activity. He also talks about the evidence of red light therapy disaggregating blood cells and increasing systemic activity narrative, but also emphasizes that there is evidence from the sun's rays that cells are activated and vitamin d is generated, as well as other scientific evidence proving the benefits of red light therapy.

Eugene Burnett discusses the potential benefits of using red light therapy to help the body heal faster. They explain that this energy helps activate cells and promotes healing, and that the accuracy of biological answers is not always guaranteed. The speaker also mentions that they have conducted clinical trials in Mexico and preventative measures such as wearing the device can help prevent illness. The speaker describes their experience with using a prototype of the device in Mexico City with a methylene blue substance that activates with light. They mention that all doctors and nurses who used the device regularly have not gotten sick in two years and no one who used the device daily has tested positive for the coronavirus. The speaker also mentions that there is no cure for viruses and the only antiviral drug they know of is currently used to treat hepatitis C. The speaker also discusses the benefits of using the device for treating migraines. They mention that their assistant has been using the methylene blue substance and the device, and has experienced a reduction in migraine headaches. The speaker concludes that the benefits of red light therapy are anecdotal, and that more research is needed to determine its effectiveness.