Abstract
Background: One of best ways to repel harmful viruses like corona is using of repulsive force between spinors
which are existed within structures of cells and viruses. These spins could be induced within virus and cell structures by
external magnetic fields which are emitted from currents of ions within blood cells. Motions of charges and ions within
blood vessels produces magnetic fields. These fields force on spinors within cell and virus structures within alveolus and
make them parallel. These spinning viruses interact with triplet spins of oxygen molecules within alveolus. According
to the Pauli exclusion principle, parallel spinors repel each other and anti parallel spinors attract each other. Thus the
triplet state of spinors of oxygen molecules could help cells to repel viruses with the same induced spin states. On the
other hand, by using external waves, one can induce virtual viruses with opposite induced spins within alveolus and
cancel effects of real viruses. We use of this property in controlling viral diseases. Purpose: Our aim is to 1. propose a
mathematical model which use of repulsive force between parallel spinors and attractive force between anti parallel spinors
within structures of oxygen molecules; alveolar cells and viruses to control COVID-19 disease. 2. We also introduce a
mechanism mathematically to induce virtual viruses with opposite spinor states around real viruses within alveolus. These
virtual viruses cancel effects of real viruses and form harmless bubbles. 3. We introduce a quantum mask to use of spinor
interactions and repel viruses. Method: In this model, hemoglobin molecules and their irons, take special spins from heart
waves, move along vessels and induce them to spinors within the structure of other cells like alveolar ones. These spinors
select oxygen triplet molecules with opposite spins and repel parallel spin ones. Also, spinors which form RNAs and
proteins of viruses could take parallel or opposite spins of any external magnetic field. These spinning viral structures are
attracted by opposite spinors of alveolar cells and repel the oxygen molecules with parallel spins.