Invisible Radiations of Organisms

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The exploration of visible biological radiations reveals their captivating nature, from fireflies to deep-sea creatures. While some biologists propose that luminescence serves various ecological purposes, others challenge these theories, suggesting that light emission may not be crucial for organism function. The book delves into the physiological significance of invisible radiations, linking them to cell division, healing, and even cancer diagnosis. It addresses the skepticism surrounding these phenomena and highlights the need for further understanding in the field of biological radiations.