What is the Terahertz gap?

What is the Terahertz gap? Terahertz frequency does not emit ionizing radiation, which has a higher frequency and shorter wavelength, potentially leading to serious health issues such as genetic damage and various cancers. 

The term “gap” is used because current scientific understanding has not yet integrated its potential into our existing technology.

Non-ionizing terahertz energy, on the other hand, is both safe and beneficial.

The physiological processes in our bodies are influenced by different materials beyond the typical flesh and blood we recognize. 

Our skin, the body’s largest organ, contains a dense network of mechanoreceptors and nerve endings responsible for sensations like touch, pressure, vibration, pain, and heat. These networks also regulate blood flow within a few millimeters of the body, contributing to our body’s thermoregulatory functions.

How terahertz frequencies penetrate these intricate crystalline structures within our bodies determines the fundamental properties of the material comprising our being.