The nature of biological radiation and the deceleration of aging

Living organisms have specific biological radiation. This radiation has a material nature, because it affects the objects that surround living creatures and can be registered. The paper discusses the examples of the effects of biological radiation on plant life. It was found that biological radiation can both accelerate and slow down the growth and wilting of plants. The relationship between biological radiation and magnetic field was shown. An explanation of the emergence of geographical “zones of longevity” as a consequence of a high concentration of biological radiation in areas of high geomagnetic field was proposed. A theoretical explanation of the physical nature of biological radiation was proposed.