1896, Paris. The Marius Decresp's book "Narkewicz-Jodko. Life and activity" was published. This book was dedicated to the amazing discoveries of Belarusian scientist, physician, inventor Jakub Narkewicz-Jodko. This name was well-known all over Europe - a member of the Imperial Institute of Experimental Medicine in St. Petersburg, the Physico-Mathematical Society of Galileo in Florence, the French Electrotherapeutic Society under the Paris Academy of Sciences...  A unique method of electrotherapy, the "Iodko system" was successful everywhere.

Narkevich-Iodko needed only a glance at the patient or rather his electrograph to "read" his illness, establish a diagnosis and - guess the mood!

In his homeland, in the Minsk province, the "electric man" opened his own sanatorium "Nad-Neman". But his patients did not take any medications and pills. For treatment, Narkewicz-Jodko used ... atmospher electricity, solar energy and even music. The methods of electrotherapy and bioelectrography were born there, and now the whole world use them. The Belarusian scientist Jakub Narkewicz-Jodko for a whole century ahead of the science of his time ...