Grounding has consistently been shown in the medical literature to boost the body's ability to heal and is one of my favorite go-to healing recommendations. Connecting to the earth is the most natural form of healing there is!
But with modern society's rapid and persistent rampage on creating ever stronger and stronger electromagnetic fields that affect our body's ability to function, it's imperative that we come together to protect and preserve our healthy connection to the Earth outside. I want to make sure that even as our environment declines, we have ever evolving, wonderfully healing ways to stay grounded.
And for the electrosensitive, this is crucial to understand.
Because getting relief is as simple as understanding how highly conductive the human body is, and learning how to protect and nurture that exquisite conductivity.
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Artwork I painted to remind you to head outside to support your brain health! There is a beautiful relationship that our brain has with the energy of mother earth. This helps support everything our brain helps us to do — from enhancing our mood to maintaining a healthy weight to deepening our restorative sleep. Most people believe that our circadian (day/night) rhythm is dependant on sunlight to set that pattern for us, but scientists have actually known since 1970 that the...
Our musculoskeletal system, the bones, muscles, ligaments and joints that hold us together and allow us to function all day long, is the perfect conduit for grounding. When you touch the earth outside, your entire body is instantaneously grounded and this is because your entire musculoskeletal system is conductive. The fact that our entire skeleton as well as the connective tissues that hold all our organs and soft tissues in place within our skeleton is a conductive...
I recently received an awesome question from a reader. It was: “If a very sick person is lacking in the earth’s electrons, can they unknowingly ‘steal’ those electrons from another person by touching them?” The short answer to this is: yes. When you were a kid, did you ever walk around in your socks, rubbing them on a carpet repeatedly so you could sneak up to your sibling and shock them? (Or was that just me, LOL?). If you’ve ever...
