quantum healing

"Quantum mysticism" and "quantum quackery" are pejorative terms referring to the practice of selectively borrowing ideas from quantum physics to support New Age and other pseudoscientific beliefs. This trend was once also described by physicist and skeptic Murray Gell-Mann as "quantum flapdoodle". Science fiction writer Greg Egan, commentator Margaret Wertheim, among others, have complained that quantum physics is being hijacked by people with little understanding of the underlying concepts, and whose claims lack the intellectual rigour intrinsic to scientific inquiry.
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Variation of self-healing advanced by Deepak Chopra, M.D. (see "Magical Mind, Magical Body" and "Primordial Sound Meditation"). Quantum healing is an alleged process of peacemaking wherein one "mode of consciousness"--the mind--corrects "mistakes" in another "mode of consciousness"--the body.