What most people don't know about you
23 May, 2026

There are some essential truths about you that your family and friends probably don't know - and, most likely, neither do you!
Unless, that is, they've read the new and fascinating - some might say, challenging - publication by Ganno Nevoit and fellow researchers.
This is what they know about you and me.
- We are formed by energy. '[A]ll matter at the subatomic level is formed by energy in various forms,' the authors say.
- Energy runs our cells. 'The life of each biological cell is determined by and exists due to the generation of electromagnetic energy by its membrane structures.'
- Energy runs our bodies. 'The action potentials of biological cell membranes in vivo are associated with cellular electromagnetic fields and also shape the movement of electromagnetic currents in the organs of the human body.' The authors give the example of the electrical activity of the heart and nervous system, which can be measured with electronic equipment.
- Our cells use energy to communicate. 'All cells of the human body use electromagnetic energy as an energy source and for the transmission of information.'
- Our energy reacts to external energy. '[T]the structures of the electromagnetic fields of atoms, molecules, cells, and organs of the human body must respond by altering their quantum-mechanical characteristics in response to changes in the parameters of the external electromagnetic field acting on them. This is an important theoretical foundation that substantiates the existence of interaction between the electromagnetic fields of the human body and the external environment.'
- Disease is connected with the body's electromagnetic fields. 'Clinical manifestations of diseases of internal organs are disturbances in the electromagnetic parameters of organ functioning.' The authors explain that this fact underlies medical techniques such as electroencephalography, electrocardiography and magnetography.
- It’s energy that keeps the body alive. 'The cessation of the generation and circulation of electromagnetic currents in the organs and in the human body leads to death.'
If you look at the body from this point of view, then it's easy to see how external electromagnetic fields affect our bodies, our minds and our health.
The authors point out that some external electromagnetic fields can promote healing, but that others can damage the body.
'[I]ncreased anthropogenic [man-made] electromagnetic influence may be an additional pathogenetic factor in the occurrence and progression of chronic diseases of internal organs,' they say – and we’ll hear more about that in coming weeks.
Nevoit, G., Potyazhenko, M., Mintser, O., Jarusevicius, G., & Vainoras, A. (2026). Human Bioelectromagnetism and the Environment: Introduction to the Problem. Applied Sciences, 16(8), 3627. https://doi.org/10.3390/app16083627