  An alternative quantum field theory for gravity is proposed for low energies
based on an attractive effect between contaminants in a Bose-Einstein
Condensate rather than on particle exchange. In the ``contaminant in condensate
effect," contaminants cause a potential in an otherwise uniform condensate,
forcing the condensate between two contaminants to a higher energy state. The
energy of the system decreases as the contaminants come closer together,
causing an attractive force between contaminants. It is proposed that
mass-energy may have a similar effect on Einstein's space-time field, and
gravity is quantized by the same method by which the contaminant in condensate
effect is quantized. The resulting theory is finite and, if a physical
condensate is assumed to underly the system, predictive. However, the proposed
theory has several flaws at high energies and is thus limited to low energies.
Falsifiable predictions are given for the case that the Higgs condensate is
assumed to be the condensate underlying gravity.
