A compelling, accessible investigation into how natural and man‑made electromagnetic phenomena around us may shape our well‑being. Why do so many of us wake up some days with a headache, fatigue or irritability, as if something invisible were affecting everyone at once? Why do hospitals record sudden spikes in emergency visits without an obvious cause? What elements around us affect our well‑being without our noticing? With a clear, accessible style, the author guides readers to the crossroads of science, medicine and ecology to show an unsettling reality: as living beings we are not isolate —from nature or from technological radiation. We live immersed in an ever‑changing electromagnetic environment that acts on us whether we like it or not.
A book that challenges assumptions about what surrounds us and opens our eyes to an unexpected perspective. After reading, you may look at the sky, telecom towers—and even your own body—differently: as that of an ‘antenna human’.

Alfonso Balmori is a biologist specializing in the study of wildlife, flora and the effects of electromagnetic radiation on living organisms. He has published more than sixty papers in international scientific journals, with over fifty press and magazine articles as well as his own blog.