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Your body is the same.

Maybe you won't physically catch fire and explode, but you'll suffer health problems like inflammation, insomnia, anxiety and more if you don't ground yourself regularly.

The "Grounding" Port

The bottom hole of your power socket is called called the "ground" port, which connects directly into the ground, underneath the earth's surface.

When electrical appliances run, the flow of electricity causes electrons to accumulate, which can generate heat in internal components like circuit boards and wiring. If these excess electrons have no way to disperse, the device may eventually overheat, catch fire, or even explode.

The grounding wire prevents this by providing a path for excess electrons to safely discharge into the earth, which offers the least resistance.

Humans function in a similar way. Every cell in our bodies—including those in the brain, heart, organs, skin, and bones—depends on electrical signals to operate properly.

We perform and feel our best when our skin directly touches the earth’s surface, allowing excess electrons from our surroundings to discharge and helping our bodies maintain an optimal electrical balance.

The reason walking barefoot on grass, sand, or even concrete feels so refreshing isn’t just because your feet are in direct contact with nature’s elements—it’s also because you’re connecting electrically with the earth’s natural healing energy.

For most of history, humans lived outdoors, hunting and farming, often barefoot, which kept them continuously grounded.

Nowadays, many people spend most of their time indoors, disconnected from nature. When we do go outside, we typically wear shoes with rubber soles, which block us from experiencing the benefits of direct contact with the earth.

It's no wonder that health problems of all types are on the rise- insomnia, inflammation, anxiety, lack of focus, poor mood - and whatever negative health consequence you can think of, as a lack of electron balance is the root of all problems.