Earthing: The Most Important Health Discovery Ever?

Clinton Ober · Stephen T. Sinatra · Martin Zucker

Jan 2010 · Basic Health Publications, Inc.

About this ebook

EARTHING, the most eye-opening book to appear in decades, introduces the planet's powerful, amazing and overlooked natural healing energy and how people anywhere can readily connect to it. The never-before-told story filled with fascinating research and real-life testimonials chronicles a discovery of the first magnitude with potential to create a global health revolution. Throughout most of evolution humans walked barefoot and slept on the ground, largely oblivious to the fact that the surface of the Earth contains limitless healing energy. Science has discovered this energy as free-flowing electrons constantly replenished by solar radiation and lightning strikes. Few people know it, but the ground provides a subtle electric signal that maintains health and governs the intricate mechanisms that make our bodies work just like plugging a lamp into a power socket makes it light up. Modern lifestyles, including the widespread use of insulative rubber or plastic soled shoes, has disconnected us from this energy and, of course, we no longer sleep on the ground as we did in times past. EARTHING describes how this physical disconnection from the Earth creates abnormal physiology and contributes to inflammation, pain, fatigue, stress and poor sleep, and how by reconnecting to the Earth symptoms are rapidly relieved and even eliminated.

Ratings and reviews

At first glance, this book would seem to be another fascinating but "way out there" attempt to sell a product. My estimation is that this is quite the opposite. Looking at more feet now than I care to admit, I see what the author also saw. We wear shoes that totally insulate us from the ground. We have totally disassociated from the earth. Grounding is not a "theory." It is used by the cable industry. Our 3 way plugs are proof that grounding is needed and used every day. If you read the book, you will notice that it is not pretentious, but written by someone who tries to give as much proof as is possible, and who seeks to validate the grounding theory. And the author attempts to help the reader by saying, "Walk outside in the grass. You have the answer below your feet." I also have the bed half sheet, and I also think my body is thanking me as well. I totally recommend the book. It may make you think, and see that in addition to the body/mind connection, there is the body/earth connection. Maybe a missing link in the quest for healthy living.

I can only add my testimony and this comes from someone who is more skeptical than open-minded. I discovered this phenomenon while attending Equine Affaire Ohio 2011. It has been nearly four weeks since the metals were draped over my degenerative arthritic thumb. Please know I was unable to even squeeze toothpaste onto my tooth brush. I am now riding my Harley again. Clutch lever? No problem. My husband is impressed. And that says it all.

Antient wisdom and knowledge has been given a firm scientific basis in this wonderful book for the modern generation to catch up for a natural, holistic and healthier lifestyle. Really a 'groundbreaking' book! Hats off to the creative Authors. God bless.

About the author

Clinton Ober started as a cable TV salesman in Billings, Montana, and rose to become a leader in the industry, forming Telecrafter Corporation, the largest provider of cable marketing and installation services in the United States. Stephen T. Sinatra, M.D., is a board-certified cardiologist and certified psychotherapist and the author of books including Reverse Heart Disease Now and Lower Your Blood Pressure in Eight Weeks. Martin Zucker has written extensively on natural healing, nutrition, fitness, and alternative medicine for more than twenty years. Zucker is a former newsman and correspondent for The Associated Press in Europe and the Middle East. He has co-authored or ghostwritten ten books, including The Miracle of MSM-The Natural Solution for Pain (G.P Putnam's Sons, 1999). He is a contributing editor to Let's Live Magazine, one of the country's oldest preventive medicine publications.