Our body comprises roughly 75 - 100 trillion cells organized into specialized groups, forming tissues, organs, and body systems.

Cells act as generators of electricity, essential for the nervous system to transmit signals throughout the body and to the brain, enabling movement, thought, and emotions.

Encased in a watery solution called the cell membrane, cells absorb nutrients from food, convert them into energy, and perform specialized functions. It is crucial that the foods we consume carry electrical energy, being living and wholesome.

Cells serve as the fundamental building blocks of all living organisms, with life, death, healing, and sickness occurring at the cellular level.