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Like any new idea with the potential to affect health, Earthing needs to be thoroughly studied, tested objectively, and the findings published. I repeatedly submitted our zeta-potential study to mainstream cardiology journals and received not the slightest interest. It is always disappointing to me when conventional medicine rejects new ideas that don’t fit into the […]

As a metabolic cardiologist keenly interested in optimizing the energy production of the heart and body, Earthing appears to offer yet another significant benefit as a simple, safe, and effective energy booster. For years, I have recommended nutritional supplements such as coenzyme Qi (CoQ1o), L-carnitine, D-ribose, and magnesium to elevate the bioenergetics of nutrient-starved heart

Paul Dunn, Clinton, New York, retired broadcast executive: “I’ve b in overall excellent health and even walk eighteen holes of golf daily in summer. But since about 2005, I’ve had a-fib. For a while each epis would last three or four hours and go away after resting. I experienced skipped beats and felt very tired and

Bob Malone, Boulder, Colorado, financial adviser: “In 1996, after experiencing chest pain, rapid heartbeat, and flutter, I was diagnosed with a-fib. It’s very scary. You don’t know when the next episode is coming and whether you will survive. In my case, it was brought on by business stress. My work involves advice and decisions that

Imagine living with a heart that vibrates, quivers, and races rapidly and erratically instead of beating in a steady, comfortable, and predictable rhythm. Atrial fibrillation is the medical name for this condition, the most common arrhythmia of the heart. Every year, 2 million or so people are diagnosed with “atrial fib” or “a-fib,” as it

Wendy Saunders, Cincinnati, Ohio, mental health counselor: “I heard about Earthing several years ago and thought it might help improve my sleep. It didn’t even occur to me that it might help my PVCs. Out of curiosity, I started Earthing with a wristband. “At the time, I had been experiencing so many PVCs at night that

“Something is wrong with my heartbeat. Is it serious?” Every cardiologist and family practitioner hears this question from frightened patients. It usually refers to arrhythmias, a common occurrence involving an irregular heart rhythm. In essence, your heartbeat goes off cadence. Arrhythmias can range from simple skipped heartbeats called premature ventricular contractions, or PVCs, to the

In Poland, cardiologist Karol Sokal and his neurosurgeon son Pawel have been documenting the various effect of grounding on the physiology for more than two decades. In a conversation with them, they shared the following details:   -We have seen good things with diabetes. We were able to withdraw insulin for some people because they achieved a reduction

1n early, 2010, the then eighty-one -year -old diabetic mother of my bookkeeper, Jodie Mitchell, was having a terrible time. The woman,a retired school-bus driver, suffered with painful,, throbbing legs that disturbed her sleep multiple times every night. She would arise exhausted and have to nap during the day. She frequently developed horrible sores on