Abstract
Although the relationship between cancer and electric potential has been studied for a long time, there are few published studies regarding this relationship. There is an electric potential difference between cancer and normal tissue, which disappears during chemotherapy. Furthermore, this electric potential difference increases in fast-growing cancers. Conversely, cancer may develop around abnormal electric potential differences in the body. These abnormal charges and electric potentials in the body can be removed by simply hugging a live tree growing in the ground. Alternatively, a tree growing in the ground and a conductive mat may be connected by conductors at several points, and a person may sleep on the conductive mat to dispel these charges. Humans and apes are genetically similar, and as apes live in trees, humans may be less likely to develop cancer if they are potentially balanced with trees growing on the ground.
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