Biophysics
A field of scientific inquiry that understands the body and biological processes using the theories and tools of physics. In particular, the understanding that the chemicals which comprise the body and all bodily tissues, organs and processes are composed of atoms and subatomic energy. The energy field of the heart was documented by Einthoven over a century ago. His research led to the electrocardiogram and won him the Nobel in 1924. A quarter of a century later, Berger measured the electrical fields of the brain, resulting in the discipline of electroencephalography. Biophysics provides the scientific foundation for energy medicine.