Paul Saladino· MD
I started reading about the neutrophil how if you have a pathogen in your body somehow it senses the energy of that pathogen and it's built into that neutrophil and he'll swim over and he'll find this pathogen and it's kind of like a jelly cell and it'll wrap itself around the pathogen and then it will release what you call reactive oxygen species now as soon as I read that I said it's electrical the immune system's electrical it's operating with charge it's operating with radicals radicals are electrically highly charged electrical particles they are so powerful the reactive oxygen in a neutrophone is so powerful it can rip an electron away from the shell of a pathogen and that's how the immune system destroys them