New book explores potential of bioelectricity in treating diseases like ALS

A new book by science writer Sally Adee explores the role of bioelectricity in human health. It suggests that understanding our body's electrical processes could lead to treatments for diseases previously thought incurable. Research is underway to apply electromagnetic signals to nerve cells affected by conditions like ALS. A 2021 study showed significant pain relief in patients using this method, indicating potential for new therapeutic approaches. The memoir of Argentine writer Martín Caparrós highlights his journey with ALS, emphasizing the hope and challenges faced in seeking medical solutions. His experience underscores the importance of ongoing research in bioelectricity and its implications for treatment.