The human body is an electric plant containing 80 to 100 trillion cells. Each cell contains 300 to 800 power plants called mitochondria. Each Mitochondrion in liver cells contains approximately 5 thousand respiratory units while mitochondria of the heart have as many as 20 thousand respiratory units. Circulating through 70,000 miles of blood vessels are 30 trillion red blood cells. Hundreds of miles of nerves carry electrical energy.
Nerves connect with every organ, gland, muscle and tissue of the body.
The heart and brain are literally alive with electricity. Remember, all these processes depend on nutrition to keep them alive and well. There are approximately 75 known reflex areas on the skin which represent various organs and glands. When the body becomes ill at a subclinical level, it is believed that there is an interruption of nerve energy to these reflexes similar to a blown circuit breaker under an overload. Here is an example.