This essay revisits the work of Dr. Robert Becker, who demonstrated that living organisms generate bioelectric fields critical to healing, development, and regeneration. Becker’s research revealed that electrical currents guide cellular behavior, including regeneration in amphibians and bone healing in humans. His research provides rational underpinnings for parapsychic phenomena, as well as describing potential hazards from celestial geomagnetic events or pole shifts. He provides a stark warning about the dangers of our levels of electropollution in 1985, which has only been validated by events from the past 40 years. His findings challenged conventional biomedical views and were ultimately marginalized despite experimental rigor. This essay tracks how Becker's ideas were scientifically suppressed, explores modern research supporting bioelectromagnetism, and calls for renewed investigation into the role of electric fields in biology and medicine.