Melatonin now appears to be an important modulator of immune system function. Recent studies reveal that melatonin also neutralizes free radicals, highly reactive molecules in the body which are believed to be involved in cancer and other chronic illness, and may play a role in determining our sensitivity to stress. In fact, stress itself may be the key factor in the EMF-health equation. Amidst the confusion and the controversy about the health effects of EMFs, clearly years away from resolution, a revolutionary new theory has emerged about how both high and low frequency radiation impacts the human biomagnetic field. Based on recent discoveries, the most profound effects of EMFs may lie beneath the level of wavelength and frequency, at the subatomic level, the world of the electron and the photon.
Photons are packets of energy in the electromagnetic spectrum.
Electrons, surrounding the nucleus of the atom, are not really particles in the material sense. Electrons are actually energetic regions in space, called shells, which absorb and emit energy in the form of photons. The cell can be thought of as an information center, composed of molecules which in turn are composed of atoms constantly sending forth and receiving streams of photons. Photons create a signal potential of subatomic information. If something disrupts the natural order and coherence of this dynamic flow of photons, the photon stream becomes disrupted.