Geopathic Stress

Geopathic stress (GS) is any distortion in the earth's natural energy patterns.  It can be caused by faults, underground water, large mineral concentrations and man-made electromagnetic devices.  GS can penetrate earth, water and building materials.  While it is a naturally occuring phenomena, it can have a negative impact on humans if they are exposed to it for long periods of time.  Geopathic stress is of greatest concern if it runs under your bed or somewhere you spend a lot of time (such as your desk at work).  If you are having trouble sleeping or became ill  after moving to a new home or work location, geopathic stress may be the problem.

 Electromagnetic Radiation

Electromagnetic radiation (EMF’s) is emitted by all electrical devices as well as devices that emitt radio waves such as kitchen appliances, computers and cell phones.  If you are like most people in the United States, you have electronic devices in your home and office.  You may even have a number of these devices in the bedroom where your body is suppossed to rest and repair each night.  EMF's can impact your physical and emotional health. They can interfere with the quality of your sleep, aggravate nervousness and even cause families to be more argumentative than usual.  SeveraI studies have linked it to increased incidences of cancer.

 So what can you do?

 It's like the saying that a man who gets his arm broken in two places should stay out of those places.  GS and EMF's are powerful stuff and chances are, you are exposed to some level  of them.   What you can do is limit your exposure to these stresses.  Putting even a small distance between a person and the source of the stress will help a great deal.  You may have a line of geopathic stress running through your bedroom but you don't have to position you bed on top of it.  You may have an older computer that emitts high levels of EMF's but you don't have to have it on the table next to your bed.  I can check for major sources of geopathic stress and electromagnetic radiation and suggest adjustments to limit your exposure.