The Power of Light, Mitochondria and Circadian Rhythms- Discussion Between Dr. Alexis Cowan and Dr. Mercola

This volume, part of the EMF: Studies in Early Modern France series, explores utopian ideas and their impact during the 18th century. It provides insights into the intellectual and cultural landscape of France during this period. The book is edited by David Lee Rubin and Alice Stroup, both prominent figures in early modern French studies.

Robert O. Becker's "The Body Electric" explores the often-overlooked electrical nature of living organisms. Becker details his groundbreaking research on the body's electrical system and its role in healing and regeneration. He challenges conventional medical understanding by demonstrating the importance of direct current in biological processes. The book delves into the implications of electromagnetic fields on health, highlighting the potential risks of exposure to certain frequencies. Becker's work has influenced the field of bioelectromagnetics and continues to inspire research into alternative healing methods.