Bioenergetics: Optimizing the Health of the World

Harry Massey is a well-known bioenergetic expert, speaker and entrepreneur who has made significant contributions to the field of bioenergetics—the study of energy in living systems. He is the founder of XPO Health and Energy4Life, companies dedicated to researching and developing advanced bioenergetic technologies and solutions that transform patient health in remarkable ways. These include the Bioenergetics Wellness System, Infoceuticals, the award-winning miHealth device and the GEM wearable device.

Through this article, Massey is highlighting the importance of energy in human health and the potential of bioenergetics to address energy-related health issues. He emphasizes that while there has been growing interest in holistic health, energy has often been overlooked and bioenergetics has the potential to become a mainstream approach to healthcare by offering objective technology and research-based solutions.

Interest in going beyond Western medicine and embracing a holistic approach to health has grown rapidly in the last couple decades. This was especially spurred by the pandemic, as people understood the importance of always maintaining physical and emotional health. 

But for all the interest in better food, supplements, exercise, yoga and more, one health fundamental has failed to get the attention it deserves: energy.

Specifically, how the body produces and then uses that energy, which requires fast, efficient and accurate communication in the body... not only through the nervous system but through a wireless network based on resonance.

In fact, researchers discovered wireless communication in the brain back in 2019, but this was nothing new in the world of bioenergetics, which has worked to both assess and correct the body through resonant communication for decades.

Why Energy?

Why is energy so key to our health? Because it is the basis of everything that exists. The basis of medicine. The basis of food and supplements. The basis of every molecule and cell in the body. The basis of all chemistry.

Energy Recharge and Optimization

Many aspects of healthy living already help to recharge the body. For instance, grounding (or touching skin to the Earth) provides a supply of electrons to the body; exposure to sunlight or infrared light helps to cause charge separation in water, producing a kind of body battery; and different forms of exercise support the different metabolic pathways for producing cellular energy known as ATP.

But the body’s health determines if it can properly produce or use this energy. Shapes of cells and organelles, for instance, affect their resonant qualities—therefore their function and ability to communicate. Bioenergetics seeks to amplify these natural qualities to restore optimal function, driving recovery and health.

Making Bioenergetics Mainstream

The broad concept of “energy medicine” has captured plenty of interest while failing to go mainstream because of its subjective nature. But modern bioenergetics seeks to transform all this through objective technology and research.

Energy4Life, for instance, is turning wearable technology on its head by not only assessing what’s happening in the body but by then supporting health as well by interacting with the body through light and magnetic fields. Even its assessment goes beyond the pulse readings available through other devices, introducing concepts of traditional Chinese medicine in an exclusive way through technology.

Moreover, the company is seeking to go beyond clinical studies through university research, demonstrating the effects of resonant correction at the cellular level, where they’ve already shown effects on viral protection, the cellular membrane, ATP production, and more.

Optimizing the Health of the World

None of these changes the importance of a healthy lifestyle. “Holistic” involves diet, sleep and exercise; it involves our outlook on life and the state of our emotions; it involves our environment. A true “bioenergetic” stance on health takes all of these into account.

But we cannot really think holistically without including energy, the very basis of the bodies we live in and the future of how we can move toward truly optimized health for the world.