Your House Your Health
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There’s nothing like snuggling up in a warm bed to make us feel relaxed warm and safe. But the very place we go when we feel unwell could actually be making us ill. It’s all down to Geopathic Stress. Geopathic stress - or harmful earth rays - - is natural radiation that rises up through the earth and is distorted by weak electromagnetic fields created by underground streams, certain mineral concentrations and fault lines. The wave lengths of the disturbed natural radiation can seriously affect our health, causing cancer, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME) infertility and miscarriage. While we are asleep our bodies should be resting so it can repair body cells, fight infections and absorb nutrients from food. However, if we sleep in an area affected by geopathic stress, our body has to use all it’s energy just to keep vital organs going. As a result our immune system becomes weakened, which means it doesn’t absorb nutrients or fight off infections effectively. To locate geopathic stress dowsers visit land, offices and homes where they seek the location of underground streams, geological faults or the earth’s natural grid lines. As of yet there is no acceptable scientific explanation for dowsing. However, for thousands of years people from all over the world been finding underground water for wells and mineral deposits to mine by dowsing methods. Remember it’s the energy from the water and other artifacts that they first respond to as it rises deep beneath the ground to the surface.

The first studies that proved a link between cancer and geopathic stress was carried out in the early 20th century in Austria and Germany but, so far geopathic stress has been largely ignored in the UK. The phenomenon has been linked to insomnia, migraine, headaches, loss of balance, short term memory loss, joint pain, cot death, infertility, miscarriages, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME) and cancer. Women are more likely to be at risk from geopathic stress because their hormonal systems are more susceptible. Foresight, the pre-conception care organization, even suggest that couples trying for a baby should get their homes checked for geopathic stress and ensure that electrical equipment is not located under their beds as this can cause electromagnetic stress and deplete the immune system.

Did My House Give Me Cancer?
Linda Newbould, 48, from Dorking, Surrey, was told she was suffering from there affects of geopathic stress when she went to see a doctor about getting pregnant.

I had trouble conceiving again when my daughter was four, so I went to a holistic doctor. She gave me a Vega test, where acupuncture points on the body are touched by a probe connected to a Vega machine. This is usually used to indicate food allergies, but in my case, as well as showing up mineral and vitamin deficiencies, the doctor found evidence of geopathic stress. I was intrigued but, with a busy job as a psychological counselor and mother, I put it out of my mind and got on with life. It wasn’t until four years later when I was diagnosed with bowel cancer that I began to take more interest. After an operation to remove part of my colon, I went for another Vega test and the machine showed high levels of geopathic and electromagnetic stress. We’d just moved house so I believed the problems came from our old house. But as I wasn’t sleeping well in our new house I called in a dowser to check for geopathic stress there. He found a grid line running under the house directly beneath my head when I was in bed. He said it could cause cancer, reduce fertility and affect sleep. I was amazed. I was certain then our last house had been the cause of my infertility and probably contributed to my cancer.

‘There wasn’t enough room to move the bed as we had fitted wardrobes, so we pulled it out from the wall and slept at the other end. My sleeping improved immediately. I couldn’t understand why my husband wasn’t affected by geopathic stress, but my doctor told me women are more susceptible. I know nothing about geopathic stress in our old home. I can’t prove it, but I strongly suspect it did cause me geopathic stress. And I’ve no doubt that the line below my bed in our new home has affected my sleep and stress levels since we’ve been here.’

see also Understanding Geopathic & Electromagnetic Stress

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