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Earthing™ related research is continuing, and
affirmative research data has been compiled to date.
However, more research and corroboration of research is
needed for science to make absolute, peer- reviewed
conclusions that carry the weight of a consensus of
scientific opinion regarding the benefits of
Earthing™. Testimonials and information contained
on this web site are provided as a starting point for
your own research and must not be taken out of the
intended context that Earthing™ is new and
unsubstantiated by a consensus of scientific opinion.
Research
The following
publications represent a portion of the
research conducted to date on Earthing™ and the
Barefoot Connections™ technology. Also
included are informative articles published in a variety
of journals and health magazines. Ongoing research will
be posted here as it is published.
Can
Electrons Act as Antioxidants? A Scientific Review and
Commentary
James L. Oschman, Ph.D. Can
Electrons Act as Antioxidants? A Review and Commentary.
Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine,
2007 Vol. 13, No. 9:955-967.
A review of literature in
support of earth's electrons acting in the capacity of
antioxidants to reduce inflammation and chronic pain.
(Reprinted with permission from Mary Ann Liebert
Publications - the Journal of Alternative and
Complementary Medicine.)
Cortisol
Study
Maurice Ghaly, M.D., and Dale
Teplitz, M.A. The Biologic
Effects of Grounding the Human Body During Sleep as
Measured by Cortisol Levels and Subjective Reporting of
Sleep, Pain, and Stress. Journal of Alternative and
Complementary Medicine, 2004 Vol. 10, No. 5:
767-776.
The effects of Earthing™ on the stress hormone,
cortisol. (Reprinted with permission from Mary Ann
Liebert Publications - the Journal of Alternative
and Complementary Medicine.)
Physiology
Study
Gaétan Chevalier, Kazuhito Mori,
and James L. Oschman The
Effect of Earthing™ (Grounding) on Human
Physiology. European Biology and
Bioelectromagnetics, 31/01/2006: 600-621.
The effects of Earthing™ on blood volume pulse
and on the electrophysiological properties of the brain
and musculature.
Medical
Thermography
Dr. William Amalu Medical
Thermography Case Studies.
This document contains 20 case studies completed
by Dr. Amalu demonstrating the dramatic and rapid
improvement of inflammation, pain, range of motion, and
improved sleep. (Reprinted with permission.)
Sleep
Study
A. Clinton Ober Grounding
the Human Body to Neutralize Bio-Electrical Stress from
Static Electricity and EMFs.
The ESD and Electrostatics
Magazine.
This study documents improvements in sleep and in
a variety of symptoms.
Body
Voltage Study
Roger Applewhite, P.E. The
Effectiveness of a Conductive Patch and a Conductive Bed
Pad in Reducing Induced Human Body Voltage via the
Application of Earth Ground.
This study focuses on the reduction of body surface
voltage by bringing the skin to the earth's electrical
potential.
Inflammation
and Pain Research
Clinton Ober and Roger W. Coghill
Does Grounding the Human Body to
Earth Reduce Chronic Inflammation and Related Chronic
Pain? Presented at the European Bioelectromagnetics
Association annual meeting, on November 12, 2003,
Budapest, Hungary.
A review of literature and case studies involving
Earthing™
Laboratory Test Report - Barefoot Connections™
Fabric
The Advanced Material Development
Laboratory test report confirming the durability of the
sheeting fabric used in theBarefoot Connections™
products.
This report documents the
conductivity and antimicrobial properties of the fabric
before and after 100 wash cycles.
The
Global Electrical Circuit
Gaetan Chavalier, PhD,
The Earth’s Electrical
Surface Potential.
An explanation of the forces that drive the electrical
activity on the earth's surface.
Best
Cases In Biological Medicine
David I. Minkoff, M.D. Biological
Medicine Series: A new therapy called "Earthing™."
(Reprinted with permission.)
An
Interview with James L. Oschman, Ph.D.
Jim Oschman is a leading authority
on how complementary and alternative therapies work from
a scientific perspective. This interview was conducted
in October of 2006. |