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Nick Lane: The Future of Bioenergetics - Schrödinger at 75: The Future of Biology

Revisioning Cellular Bioenergetics: Food As Information and The Light-Driven Body

Iron is magnetic. When the iron circulating in the blood reaches the heart, the heart creates a vortex (see, The Heart is not a Pump) around this magnetic element which then creates a torus shaped magnetic field that can be mapped and measured. The electromagnetic field that emanates around the heart influences the rhythmic functions of all the other organs to work together, like the conductor of an orchestra. When there is heart failure or weakness, the brain takes on this function because it too has an electromagnetic field. If you wind up with the brain being the organizer of your organs, you're in big trouble.