1300+ curated studies
Circadian and Quantum Research Library
by Nikko Kennedy
The research is out there! The problem is finding it, trusting it, and having the citation ready to go when someone asks "where's the research for that?"
Inside this library, you'll get a working research collection of 1300+ curated, human-relevant studies on light, circadian rhythms, electromagnetic fields, redox, methylation, mitochondria, hormones, and health across the human lifespan.
All papers are organized in an easy-to-use platform that allows you to pull a formatted citation in one click and drop it in your work.
Requires a free Zotero account. I'll help you set one up if you don't have one yet.
- Aug 6 at 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM UTC
Find good health research and keep it organized
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New! When you join the library, you get my live class on finding good health research, evaluating it, and keeping it organized in Zotero so that my library ins't just a resource, but also serves as your example and starter set for your own curation journey. You'll leave the event (replay included) able to build and run your own Zotero library from your own niche.
Why this library, and not just PubMed?
PubMed holds millions of studies, which means the answers you are looking for are buried beneath top results that ignore the circadian and quantum biologic underpinnings of health. This library instead is carefully curated for relevance to our field with particular emphasis on studies with human application.
This library is constantly growing. You'll find circadian rhythms and quantum biology topics alongside the real challenges people today face, such as iron metabolism, thyroid, fibroids, jaundice, methylation issues and more.
What's in the collection
The library spans from conception onward, telling the story of how health (and disease) progress across the lifespan. From preconception and fertility, pregnancy, birth, the newborn and early infancy, childhood, puberty, the reproductive years, and the chronic health questions of adult life. The core of this curation and what you won't easily find anywhere else is the perinatal and maternal-fetal window:
✔️ Pregnancy, maternal-fetal redox, preeclampsia, gestational diabetes, morning sickness, NVP and HG
✔️ Newborn jaundice, newborn and early infancy physiology, breastfeeding, and vitamin D in mothers and infants
✔️ Iron and anemia across the childbearing year and beyond (iron metabolism, ferritin, testing, oral vs infusion)
✔️ Women's and men's reproductive health, menstrual cycles, PCOS, fibroids, fertility and menopause
✔️ Mental health and neurodevelopmental and neurodegenerative conditions of the nervous system
✔️ Physical health across all systems of the body from the immune system, the cardiovascular system, the musculoskeletal system, and digestive system
✔️ The intersection of circadian rhythms and the myriad chronic health conditions affecting specific organs such as the skin, liver, kidneys, heart, connective tissues, and reproductive organs
✔️ The emerging field of quantum biology, where the field of quantum physics meets biology and stands to change everything we understand about how life works
✔️ Meta-research about research, practice-based research, the challenges of publishing in the age of AI and more
What you get when you join this research library
Evidence you can find and cite for all your projects
1300+ studies arranged by topic and searchable by keyword. You are getting direct access to my Zotero library which means one-click citations and bibliographies for your posts, classes, client work, and as launching points for your own research.
The skill to run your own Zotero research system
Zotero is a free, open source research assistant. With this library access, you also get training on finding studies, weighing their quality, and keeping them organized. The library thus is a model you can learn from and adapt to the topics you most focus on in your own work.
A research community that shares your interest
Use the private member’s forum to ask questions, request topic additions, and share what you find with other library members who also care about a rigorous approach to health and wellness in the field of circadian and quantum biology.
Who this is for
This research library is perfect for you if you are:
A practitioner proving what you see happening clinically and need a reliable place to search when the top hits in PubMed don’t tell the real story
An educator or content creator that needs credible references and to generate clean one-click citations and bibliographies
Working in emerging field of circadian and quantum biology want to expand your evidence base and better understand the mechanisms behind what you are seeing
Members already include:
Quantum Biology Practitioners
Health professionals and coaches working in circadian health
Perinatal support professionals studying with Nikko Kennedy including OB-GYNs, midwives, doulas, lactation consultants and others
Health seekers and parents looking for answers to questions their current health providers can’t explain
Consultant, Doula, Educator
Why choose Nikko's library?
Hi! I'm Nikko Kennedy, and I curate this collection as part of my daily work, which is why it is a living resource that is growing and staying relevant over time. I serve as the Director of Research at the Institute of Applied Quantum Biology, where we train practitioners how to create their own unique approach to healing by integrating their primary modality with the emerging field of applied quantum biology encompassing academic quantum biology, mitochondria, metabolic health, circadian rhythms, heliotherapy, light therapy, structured water and cellular hydration.
I personally came to this field through birth work, which is why this library runs so deep on perinatal and maternal-fetal research. To that end, I write Brighter Days, Darker Nights, a bestselling Substack on circadian and quantum biology through the birthing years and beyond.
This library holds the research brain behind both of those projects, as well as my own private client work. Becoming a member grants you unfiltered access to all the research I am reading and saving in real time.
FAQ section
Frequently asked questions
I’ve never used Zotero before.
It’s powerful, open-source software! Inside, there’s a tutorial to walk you through setting up your account and using the library.
Will you help me find specific research?
Yes, use the member forum to request additions or if you need help finding what you are looking for. If research exists and supports the emerging applied quantum biology paradigm, I’ll add it.
Do you own this research and does this program give me ownership of this research?
No, the articles themselves are all open access you could find yourself. The fee is to cover the curation and administration of this collection.
How is this different from searching on PubMed?
PubMed has millions of studies. These 1300+ studies are tightly curated for relevance to circadian and quantum biology’s roles in health and wellness.
How often is it updated?
Often. You'll see the latest additions to the library on the main page. I add as I am researching for new articles, client support, and adjacent to my role at IAQB. I also accept topic requests through the community forum.
Is this the same as the references included in the AQB certification program?
No. The references included with the AQB certification program are specific to the program curriculum. This research library here is based on my work as a whole, with significant additions for maternal-fetal health and other specialized topics.
Lifetime Access
Circadian and Quantum Research Library
Articles arranged by topic and searchable by keyword
Say goodbye to haphazard research curation. Add my organized research to your own Zotero account, pull one-click citations for every project, and be part of this community to keep a pulse on the research.
Research Testimonials
Andea Rae Dugstad, Podcast Host and Addiction Counselor
"Nikko goes above and beyond when you seek her support. I appreciate her research skills, diverse background and willingness to teach others. She inspired me to curate research for the recovery community and for that alone I am forever grateful!”
Valerie Giananagrande, Health Coach and Optometrist
“This is so helpful, Nikko. Thank you!! I really appreciate your response and help. This is exactly what I was looking for.”
Helen Taylor
"Just listened to your research videos, absolutely loved it 😊"
Live class now included with your access
Find good health research and keep it organized!
You can change minds with quality evidence. Join the library and get access to my training that will help you find studies, evaluate them, and keep them organized in your own Zotero. You get lifetime access to my growing library of curated papers, a community invested in staying on top of this research, and the skills to curate your own niche library.