Life-Systems Engineering Science

 

L.S.E.: This new field, founded in 1995 by Professor Brian Peskin, is defined as: The new science of producing desired results by working cooperatively with the natural processes of living systems.

This is in sharp contrast to a drug. Drugs typically artificially alter your biochemical reactions and always have negative (harmful) side effects.

Brian's alma mater, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, (MIT) utilizes the same concepts Professor Peskin originated - bringing engineering into the field of human physiology and biochemistry to make astounding advances in health! They published the following statement on their website on January 19, 1999:

BIOENGINEERING & ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH: "Combining engineering, biology and chemical tools to reveal life's secrets, improve health care technology, and bridge natural and synthetic engineering - B.E.H. is about making scientific breakthroughs that change the way we live."

 

 

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