What Is the Information Field?
It is the name given to a layer of reality that is informational rather than energetic. The physicist David Bohm formalised the idea as the quantum potential: a small internal quantity carried by a particle that represents the influence of the whole and tells it which way to go, without pushing it. His point, in his own framing, is that the effect is one of information rather than force.
The same idea appears elsewhere under other names. Rupert Sheldrake calls it the morphic field, Ervin Laszlo the Akashic field, William Miller the pervasive information field. TimeWaver, and therefore Healy, was built to work with this concept.
Can It Be Measured?
Not directly, and this is the honest answer. It is not energy and not a force, so it cannot be measured as either. What can be observed is non-random behaviour where randomness is expected, which is what the experiments at the Princeton PEAR laboratory recorded over decades, and what the quantum sensor in your Healy is built around.
What Is the Quantum Sensor?
A physical noise source: a semiconductor producing quantum noise. Roughly two thirds of thermal noise arises from quantum events, which is what allows a noise generator to be treated as a sensor rather than only a random number source.
What Is the Bioenergetic Field?
In this model, it is the part of a person's Information Field that communicates with the biological body. The proposed physical basis is coherence in water: the body is overwhelmingly water, water molecules are dipoles, and dipoles can align and vibrate in phase, forming coherent domains. Microtubules inside cells and the meridian system are both described as string-like coherent structures of this kind.
Harmonisation, in this framing, is tuning, the way a stringed instrument is tuned before it is played. That is a model, and we label it as one.
Is There Any Research?
There are pilot studies. In TimeWaver and Healy World studies using standard equipment, participants reported average wellbeing increases on the WHO-5 quality of life assessment ranging from 28% to 58% across modules, with 97 to 282 participants per study.
Two things have to be said alongside those numbers. The studies were run by TimeWaver and Healy World themselves, and participants were self-selected, being existing users or volunteers. The researchers also reported a decline effect: results were strongest in early runs and weakened as the same protocol was repeated. They say so openly, which is more than most of this field does.