Geopathic Stress Fields
These fields alter the natural energies in the ground and can manifest as invisible energy flows. They have been observed for centuries and are traditionally called “water veins” or “earth radiation.”
Modern dowsing and building biology have developed methods for identifying such interference fields. Not everyone reacts the same way, but many people notice a distinct difference when these zones are harmonized.
Typical effects associated with such fields include:
- restless sleep
- Morning fatigue despite getting enough sleep
- general restlessness or irritability
- Headache or a feeling of pressure
- Difficulty concentrating
- reduced regeneration
Geopathic interference fields are caused by natural processes in the ground
Water veins
generate friction and electrical voltages that radiate into the surrounding area.
Fault lines
cause electrical and magnetic anomalies
Radon gas
enter buildings through leaky floor slabs or wall connections and can adversely affect the health of the occupants.
Grids
(e.g., the so-called Hartmann, Curry, or Benker grids) are used in radiesthesia to provide guidance on possible energy flows in the ground.
Verified Quality and Scientific Basis
Academic research on geopathic fields is still in its early stages and, in some respects, controversial. Some scientists consider geopathic fields to be pseudoscience. Others consider it a serious phenomenon. This research suggests that geopathic stress fields are not fully understood but may have measurable effects on people.
Research on Geopathic Zones
The question of whether geopathic zones have measurable effects on the human body has been the subject of scientific investigation for many years. Several international studies have demonstrated measurable changes in physiological parameters in these areas. These research findings provide evidence that geopathic fields may have an effect on humans.
They form the basis for our Harmony films, which – for the first time – combine technical safety and indoor harmony in a measurable way – as an optional supplement to structural radon protection.
International Studies
Hacker et al. (2005 & 2006, University of Salzburg)
investigated geopathic stress zones and found significant changes in biophysical measurement parameters (“glow”) as well as changes in stress and regeneration parameters.
Aghav & Tambade (2015, India)
observed changes in physiological vital functions in subjects located in geopathic zones.
Convocar (2012, Philippines)
found a link between sleep quality and geopathic stress.