Robert O. Becker

We got the table really full now.

How about Robert Becker? Now, he's famous for his body electric.

And his book in 1985, he talked about these things, not from the current ideas, but he set the table, so to speak, to allow...

The idea that the body is electric, and electric can translate into a signal and in communication.

If you don't have the right signal, you get static.

Correct? Body's the same way.

Robert Becker, Body Electric.

So, me.

But today at our intermezzo.

Chad, why don't you introduce some of the luminaries that we have talked about in the past, some of the present-day people that are investigating this subject, talk about can we measure this sort of thing, like with Dr. Robert Bowser? Can we talk about Dellon's fundamental experiments, the difference between peripheral nerves and what I like to call the new O.R., the Obersteiner zone, where the peripheral nerve meets the cranial nerve, and explain that sort of thing, set the table, bring in some of the luminaires, including Robert Becker, and let's have a cortado, as I like to say, and really sit back and listen to what Chad has to tell you.

So with that in mind, Chad, set the table, bring in the luminaires, old and new.

Let's discuss mu cells.

Aspirational, whether mu cells or exosomes can stabilize the terrain after signal return.

And for claims around ALS, MS, autism, keep it as a research question, not a promise, since that actually protects you and keeps the audience with you.

Who in that room do you want to carry that through line next? Becker, Kaplan, Dazawa, Cook, or Dillon?

Let's talk about Dazawa.

My audience, luckily, is pretty well versed with the concept of human beings as antennas.

And I read The Body Electric, and that cracked my mind open with the work of Dr. Robert O. Becker.

And I just want to first have you explain what got you into quantum energy fields and I guess share what quantum nutrition means to you.

Yeah, for sure.

All the great, great people, Ram Dass, all these great spiritual teachers, Ryan took all that whole body of work and applied it to a single practice that then wove in all of the functional movement experts from Paul Cech, who forwarded the book.

And a bunch of other guys, and I went through all of Gerald Pollack, who also wrote a forward to the book, and Jack Cruz and Nick Lane and Doug Wallace and all these guys, Robert O'Becker, all their work.

And I put all of that plus all of our own spin on this, all of our own work with our thousands and thousands of patients that we've worked with individually and together.

And we put this into the framework.

And so it's like a threat voltage per se, if you want to call it that.

A guy by the name of Robert Becker wrote a book called The Body Electric.

Have you heard of that? No, I haven't.

It was written in the 1950s, and he studied salamanders and things like that, and just bodies and how we're electrical beings.

And so there's people working now on scarless healing now, so that you can have an operation and not have any scar afterwards.

Based on the timeline of the 1950s and everything that you just said there, and, uh, regeneration, I'm reminded of a guy named Robert O. Becker, who was kind of canceled, which is kind of reminding me of, like, this whole process right now.

Uh, he, he did legendary work with regeneration, and he has the DC electric effect.

But wh- what, what makes you think...

Well, studies as far back as 1978 have indicated that extremely low frequencies, known as ELF, used to power our homes and businesses, uh, could increase antibiotic resistance.

And one study, uh, this is, was, it's by Udinsktev, and this is cited in The Body Electric by Robert O. Becker, found that the concentration of bacteria needed to kill mice was only one-fifth of the normal amount present in an environment without electromagnetic frequencies or, or this ELF.

Um, so now people's immune systems are-

Mm-hmm