Introduction In recent decades, medical research has been primarily focused on the inherited aspect of cancers, despite the reality that only 5–10% of tumors discovered derive from genetic causes. Cancer is a broad term, and it is therefore not accurate to address it as a purely genetic disease. Understanding cancer cells’ behavior is the first step in countering them. Behind the scenes, there is a complicated network of environmental factors, DNA errors, metabolic shifts, and electrostatic alterations that build over time and lead to the illness’ development. Every cell in the human body possesses electrical properties that are essential for proper behavior both within and outside of the cell itself.