Many thoughtful individuals perceive the presence of a life force energy that manifests in maintaining the senses of optimism, gratitude, wellness, and empathy for others. This force is commonly linked to religious beliefs in a spiritual energy. Yet mainstream science contends that biological energy in humans and animals is solely obtained from the metabolism of consumed food. Studies on a resistance mechanism to viruses that are not effectively targeted by the cellular immune system have led to the defining of a source of cellular energy other than food metabolism. The driving energy of this alternative cellular energy (ACE) pathway is termed KELEA, an abbreviation for Kinetic Energy Limiting Electrostatic Attraction. Its fundamental role is presumably to prevent the fusion and possible annihilation of electrostatically attracted opposing electrical charges. The energy can reversibly interact with electrical charges on various molecules including water. It can lead to a demonstrable loosening of the hydrogen bonding between the water molecules. Many human and animal illnesses reflect an insufficiency of cellular energy (ICE) to adequately adjust to various types of damage through the process referred to as allostasis. Humans and animals can be provided with additional KELEA in various ways, including the wearing of pouches containing KELEA activated water. The brain can also potentially be trained to be a more efficient receiver of KELEA from the environment. The goal of the ACE pathway-enhancing therapy is to reinvigorate the body’s capacity for allostasis.  
Key Words: KELEA, Kinetic Energy Limiting Electrostatic Attraction, alternative cellular energy, ACE, ACE pigments, allostasis, stealth adapted viruses, enerceutical, HANSI, Enercel, MI Hope Inc.