Indoor Earthing
Feb 15, 2024
The healing benefits of nature are well-known.
Science, personal experience, and even just everyday common sense tells us that taking time to enjoy the great outdoors helps us feel better mentally and physically.
When we experience a connection with organic surfaces in nature such as grass, trees, soil or sand, and lakes or oceans, there is a transfer of the earth’s energy into our body. Studies show that the human biofield benefits greatly when its frequencies align with the earth’s electromagnetic field. This exchange of energy generates a series of positive side-effects: it stabilizes our nervous system and neutralizes free radicals in our cells, which in turn boosts natural immunity, reduces inflammation, and accelerates healing.
And that’s just the beginning! Other benefits of earthing (or “grounding”) can include enhanced mood, improved sleep patterns, and pain relief.
Getting outdoors to practice earthing, however, is not always easy or even possible for everyone. An indoor grounding product like an Earthing Seat Mat is a convenient solution for those unable to go outside to get grounded as often as they’d like. Some reasons a person may need an indoor earthing connection:
Its convenient size (13.5” x 13.5”) makes the Earthing Mat perfect for travel, and also ideal for nursing parents, hospital patients, and people in wheelchairs. It folds or rolls up easily in a suitcase, bag, or backpack for earthing on the go. If circumstances are preventing you from going outdoors, an Anti-Fatigue Earthing Seat Mat makes it possible to access a connection to nature and achieve the benefits of earthing in your own home.
https://www.gethealthyandgrounded.com/products/anti-fatigue-earthing-seat-mat
Science, personal experience, and even just everyday common sense tells us that taking time to enjoy the great outdoors helps us feel better mentally and physically.
When we experience a connection with organic surfaces in nature such as grass, trees, soil or sand, and lakes or oceans, there is a transfer of the earth’s energy into our body. Studies show that the human biofield benefits greatly when its frequencies align with the earth’s electromagnetic field. This exchange of energy generates a series of positive side-effects: it stabilizes our nervous system and neutralizes free radicals in our cells, which in turn boosts natural immunity, reduces inflammation, and accelerates healing.
And that’s just the beginning! Other benefits of earthing (or “grounding”) can include enhanced mood, improved sleep patterns, and pain relief.
Getting outdoors to practice earthing, however, is not always easy or even possible for everyone. An indoor grounding product like an Earthing Seat Mat is a convenient solution for those unable to go outside to get grounded as often as they’d like. Some reasons a person may need an indoor earthing connection:
- Unfavourable weather
- Mobility challenges
- Busy work schedule or routine
- Illness
- Convenience
Its convenient size (13.5” x 13.5”) makes the Earthing Mat perfect for travel, and also ideal for nursing parents, hospital patients, and people in wheelchairs. It folds or rolls up easily in a suitcase, bag, or backpack for earthing on the go. If circumstances are preventing you from going outdoors, an Anti-Fatigue Earthing Seat Mat makes it possible to access a connection to nature and achieve the benefits of earthing in your own home.
https://www.gethealthyandgrounded.com/products/anti-fatigue-earthing-seat-mat
2 comments
In response to Suzy: It is always best to have direct contact with your skin however using natural materials such as leather, cotton and silk do allow electron transfer to occur. Earthing pads do have a way to helping with EMF protection as well so it’s a great idea to put it under your laptop or using an earthing mouse pad. We also carry EMF protection pads for computers. If you have any other questions feel free to email or call us, we would be happy to help.
Not mentioned, but does the grounding mat need to be touching your bare skin or is it OK with clothing on?
Should you always be sitting on it or is it a good idea to put it under a device if you are working on one?