Innate Vaccinology, the new book by Vincenzo D. Esposito

The book is published by Giannini Editore and is part of the Sorsi series.

There's great anticipation for the presentation of Dr. Vincenzo D. Esposito's new book, "Innate Vaccinology," scheduled for tomorrow at the conference room of the parish of Santa Maria della Libera, in the Vomero district of Naples. Published by Giannini Editore, the book marks the twenty-first installment in the renowned Sorsi series.

The Presentation

During the presentation event, journalist Tiuna Notarbartolo and architect Vincenzo Carpentieri will be present alongside the author.

Book Contents

With this volume, Vincenzo D. Esposito returns to popular science, exploring the fundamental mechanisms of the immune system of living beings through "Innate Vaccinology." In this text, the author aims to explain how the body naturally defends and immunizes itself, highlighting the potential undesirable effects of external interventions if they fail to consider the body's fundamental characteristics. In his analysis, Esposito emphasizes the importance of electromagnetic information flows that utilize chemical molecules in maintaining constant vital parameters, a process that continues even in the presence of disease or therapeutic interventions.

Author Profile

A surgeon with extensive experience at Neapolitan hospitals, including the University Hospital of Naples, Vincenzo D. Esposito has worked in anesthesia and resuscitation, pediatric cardiac surgery, and heart surgery. Since 1979, he has served as a general practitioner at the Campania Local Health Authority, furthering his training with specializations in various areas, including clinical psychology, osteopathy, and integrative medicine. He currently practices as a private practitioner in homeopathic and biopsychosomatic medicine and has authored several publications, including "The Electromagnetic Man" and "The Vibrations of Good Health."