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For over a century, biology has operated on the assumption that the human body is merely a chemical furnace, burning calories to generate heat. But the math has never added up. Standard metabolic models fail to account for nearly 40% of the body's resting energy output-a phenomenon scientists call "unexplained residual thermogenesis."
In this groundbreaking scientific monograph, Dr. Jeremy Chada proposes a radical solution to this bio-energetic paradox. He introduces the Chada-Maxwell Spinal Generator Theory, hypothesizing that the human Central Nervous System is not just a passive information highway, but an active, macroscopic power plant.
Synthesizing principles from fluid dynamics, solid-state physics, and neuroanatomy, Dr. Chada reveals how the human spine functions as a Maxwell Body-a biological shock absorber that converts the kinetic energy of gravity and motion into essential body heat and electrical potential. Through rigorous mathematical modeling, this work demonstrates how the cerebrospinal fluid acts as a liquid battery, harvesting energy via triboelectric streaming potentials and shear-induced electrolysis.
This book challenges the ATP-centric dogma of metabolism and offers a revolutionary new framework for understanding human health. It reinterprets chronic conditions such as Spinal Cord Injury, Alzheimer's, Multiple Sclerosis, and Fibromyalgia not as biochemical errors, but as mechanical failures of the spinal generator.
The Chada-Maxwell Spinal Generator is a defining work in theoretical biophysics, arguing that we do not just eat to stay warm-we move to stay alive.