Human Nervous System produces Electromagnetic Radiation.

Exploring the evolution and complexity of the nervous system, this book delves into its origins in ancient worms and its intricate development in vertebrates, highlighting the roles of neurons, glial cells, and synapses. It examines the vast number of connections in human brains compared to simpler organisms, and discusses essential processes like action potentials and neurotransmitter regulation. The text also touches on the electromagnetic forces at play in neural function and the use of the retina as a model for understanding the nervous system, supported by extensive electron microscopy research.