Your body speaks in frequencies.

Why chemistry alone can't explain the speed of life

Conventional views only look at the chemistry of the body to see how energy moves. But chemistry cannot explain why it moves as it does.

Nor can chemistry explain the speed of life — the ability for the body to coordinate extremely complex actions as a single unit, rather than relying on chemical messages to trigger the nervous system, which sends electricity along a discontinuous wire, which reaches the brain for a chemical response, which then sends out electricity along a discontinuous wire again, which then moves the body.

You cannot explain the split-second assessment and adjustment of every part of the body as a baseball player swings to hit a home run. Or the miraculous synchronicity needed for landing a triple axel in figure skating.

"Life is too rapid and subtle to be explained by slow moving chemical reactions and nerve impulses."

This isn't to say that chemistry doesn't play a role in communication, but that it is far too slow to conduct all the activity of the body, which requires an instantaneous communication system. And this is where we have to talk about "fields."

In quantum physics, "space" is not empty. It is a "field" that is teeming with waves of information. As these waves interact, they form patterns from which energy (particles) appears.

"The field is the sole governing agency of the particle."

When we look for what controls energy, the answer is fields of information. This is true everywhere, even in human bodies. And this is what we refer to as the Human Body-Field.