Every human being emits specific light, so why not see it?

This may seem strange, but the fact is that every living being, including humans, continues to light its death.

However, this light is called a biological light that is so weak that the human eye cannot see it. Scientists have measured it through a special camera (ultra-sensitive photon detectors).

How does this light emit?

When the cells in our body use oxygen to produce energy (ie metabolism), some “reactio oxygen molecules” are made that remove the light in small quantities by reacting to the cells.

In 2009, Japanese scientists proved that the human body emits different quantities of light at different times of the day. Most light is excluded from the face, hands and cheeks.

This light comes in ultra -violet and infrared spectrum, so the normal eye is not visible.