Just as there are solar magnetic stresses that come from sun and galactic “soup” that supports universe, there are geomagnetic stresses that come from within earth. The field of geobiology, or geopathology, is a science that has its roots in Europe and has slowly gained popularity in United States over past 25 years.

Research and proven modalities of detecting internal earth stresses has been extensive in Europe. Much of research available today has come from scientific and medical communities in countries like Germany, Austria, France and England.

Natural radiation that is inherent within in earth can be distorted by natural and man-made influences such as mineral concentrations, fault lines, underground streams and underground public utilities. When imbalances affect earth’s magnetic field, there are distortions that affect humans.

Illnesses of a chronic nature come from detrimental environmental imbalances that affect physiology. Dr. Otto Bergsmann, a professor at University of Vienna reported changes in serum values of calcium, zinc and serotonin in humans after short-term exposure to non-life supporting earth radiation sites. Even this limited exposure undermined immune systems when exposed to these negative forces. Spending longer periods of time in unhealthy environments can gradually deteriorate health.

Alterations in biological functioning can lead to adverse health affects. If sleep patterns are disturbed this not only can make you feel tired and irritable, it can produce a litany of more serious illnesses over time. The body’s resistance to viruses and bacteria can become affected when natural rhythms within body are constantly distorted during sleep. Dr. Paul G. Seeger, Former Chief of Cancer Research at Charite Hospital, Berlin, Germany states that billions of dollars spent on cancer research around world has not produced convincing proof of cause of cancer. He feels that thorough investigation of telluric (earth) radiation will provide a possible prime cause of cancer in humans.

At beginning of 1990’s, United States Environmental Protection Agency stated that after examining available data over past 15 years, there was evidence of a positive association of exposure to magnetic fields with certain site-specific cancer, namely leukemia, cancer of central nervous system and to a lesser extent, lymphomas.

As early as 1920’s, there have been studies done in Germany (Winzer-Melzer survey of Stuttgart) which determined that major geological faults, which emanated noxious radiation, crossed under beds of a high percentage of cancer victims. Hundreds of studies since then (by Dr. Ernst Hartmann of Germany and others) has shown that radiation that builds up on crossing geopathic stress lines can weaken immune system and cause many diseases. In a number of European countries having a survey for geopathic stress before buying or building a house is automatically undertaken.

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