The illuminating plot of Vincenzo D. Esposito reveals mysteries in the bookstore at ScottoJonno

The return of a famous doctor and author with a work that promises to upset conventions. Vincenzo D. Esposito returns to the bookstore with “Siamo quanti di luce”, a book that promises to be a true manifesto of quantum biology. The presentation will take place on Tuesday 8 April at 18:00 pm at the refined ScottoJonno, in the heart of the Galleria Principe di Napoli.

The event, culturally curated by Alessandro Polidoro, will see the participation of journalist Tiuna Notarbartolo and Giulia Giannini herself for Giannini Editore, creating an unmissable opportunity for enthusiasts of the theme.

An exploration of quantum biology

In his new text, Esposito delves into the intricate connections between biology, medicine and quantum physics, expanding on the insights already expressed in previous works such as “The Electromagnetic Man”. The author states that **“the sun is electric, the earth is magnetic, we, at the center are electromagnetic”**. A powerful metaphor to illustrate how, according to his research, diseases would manifest themselves first in the magnetic field, suggesting that anticipating such signals could reduce the impact of pathologies on the physical body. Quantum biology and medicine are presented by Esposito as sciences capable of shedding light on vital mechanisms, considered by traditional science as mere coincidences.

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Esposito's Medical Career

With an extraordinary professional career, Vincenzo D. Esposito has served as a surgeon in some of the most prestigious hospitals in Naples, including the Policlinico Universitario, where he practiced in various fields, from anesthesia to resuscitation and pediatric cardiac surgery. Active since 1979 as a general practitioner, he has expanded his skills in clinical psychology, osteopathy and integrative medicine. Today, a private practitioner, he specializes in homeopathic general medicine, biopsychosomatics and bioresonance, treating a wide range of patients from all over Italy. His bibliography includes significant works, such as “L'uomo elettromagnetico” and “Le condivisione della buona salute”. For Giannini Editore, he has also published “Vaccinologia innata”, a notable contribution to the contemporary debate on health and well-being.

The presentation of “Siamo quanta di luce” promises to be not only a cultural event, but also an opportunity to represent and discuss the new frontiers of medicine and understanding of the human being, capturing the interest of an increasingly curious public open to new discoveries.