The Nature of Nature ─ The Discovery of Superwaves and How It Changes Everything

Generations of researchers have failed to answer some of our most basic questions—What is nature made of? How do things change; how do they work? In The Nature of Nature, scientist Irving Dardik tackles these questions through his discovery of SuperWaves.

Simply put, his SuperWaves principle states that the fundamental stuff of nature is waves—waves waving within waves, to be exact. Turning particle theory on its head, Dardik demonstrates that everything from quantum particles to entire galaxies are waves moving in this unique pattern. Covering everything from quantum physics, gravity, emergent complexity, and thermodynamics to energy and the origins of health and disease, both chronic and acute, Dardik offers unprecedented insights into how nature works and how to influence it for our own good. Our health, and the health of the environment and civilization, depend upon our understanding SuperWaves.

Nature is not a jigsaw puzzle made of many material parts—it’s a continuum without boundaries that begins with motion rather than matter. With The Nature of Nature, Dardik introduces that discovery that explains the big picture so that we can better understand the universe, and survive and thrive within it.

Irving Dardik is a former vascular surgeon at Albert Einstein College of Medicine, founding chairman of the U.S. Olympic Sports Medicine Council, scientific iconoclast and pioneer, and the creator of the SuperWave Principle. He was featured in Making Waves, published in 2005 by Rodale.

Estee Dardik Lichter, Irv Dardik's daughter, graduated with honors from the University of Pennsylvania and attended New York University's Science, Health, and Environmental Reporting Program. She devotes her time to writing with her father and lives in New York with her family.