Paul Saladino· MD
just simple standing on the earth normalizes blood viscosity
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the reason these the inflammation is manifesting is because when I ground somebody what I'm doing is I'm like putting their hand on the in the on the dirt and their body the skin is conductive so it's absorbing electrons into the body it goes into the bloodstream and we actually done studies on this showing how within just a few minutes it normalizes blood viscosity the thickness of your blood automatically normalizes as soon as you put your hands and feet on the earth and that's because these electrons are coming into the body and then the blood is circulating once a minute and all this all these free electrons are now flowing through the body and as after you know half a dose in circulation then it's pretty well distributed so the first thing that happens is the blood bends because now they repel the blood cells repel each other because they have neck more increased negative charges they're like the Earth itself they're like a mini Earth miniature an electrical charge on the surface and negative electrical charge on the surface so now when they get close to each other they repel each other like negative magnets
when the body is grounded to the Earth it's never an issue because every single cell has a slightly increased negative surface charge not only red blood cells everything in the body in fact you're just a micro a little bit taller when you're grounded because the electrons are kind of repelled like red blood cells repel each other and so there's a push there's an electro uh electromagnetic push but you know so but the real the cause of inflammation of why grounding you can't have inflammation if you are grounded to the Earth and stay grounded 100 at a time that's evident in the animal and in the Plant World Okay so you can have diseases you have all that that's different I'm just talking about degenerative oxidative stress okay so the reason we have inflammation chronic inflammation is because these remaining radicals are still left over they're left over from an oxidative burst and they're only going to last for a few nanoseconds not time for enough for a blueberry to interact with them but they're going to last for a few nanoseconds and then they're going to steal an electron from whatever's in the vicinity in most cases that's going to be a healthy cell damage that healthy cell then the immune system is going to you know scream out to
you can take someone who is not grounded that is wearing insulated shoes or not touching the Earth for some amount of time and I want to talk about how long we should ground for but and you can measure the Zeta potential this electrical charge on the outside of the red blood cells most people know that the red blood cells carry oxygen in your blood and then you can ground them and you can see the Zeta potential the electrical charge on the outside of a red blood cell change
this is the Zeta potential that you're describing the idea that you can measure the charge on the outside of a red blood cell and yes from your work I learned about experiments that have been done with grounding where this measured Zeta potential and this is not pseudoscience this is medical literature science right so isn't it true that studies have been done maybe Steven's not sure did this study where where you can take someone who is not grounded that is wearing insulated shoes or not touching the Earth for some amount of time but and you can measure the Zeta potential this electrical charge on the outside of the red blood cells most people know that the red blood cells carry oxygen in your blood and then you can ground them and you can see the Zeta potential the electrical charge on the outside of a red blood cell change that's pretty wild to me and this is what you're describing so I just want to clarify it for listeners that this probably accounts for the change in the viscosity of the blood
because just simple standing on the earth normalizes blood viscosity
we actually done studies on this showing how within just a few minutes it normalizes blood viscosity the thickness of your blood automatically normalizes as soon as you put your hands and feet on the earth and that's because these electrons are coming into the body and then the blood is circulating once a minute and all this all these free electrons are now flowing through the body and as after you know half a dozen circulation then it's pretty well distributed so the first thing that happens is the blood bends because now they repel the blood cells repel each other because they have neck more increased negative charges
yes from your work I learned about experiments that have been done with grounding where this measured Zeta potential and this is not pseudoscience this is medical literature science right so isn't it true that studies have been done maybe Steven's not sure did this study where where you can take someone who is not grounded that is wearing insulated shoes or not touching the Earth for some amount of time and I want to talk about how long we should ground for but and you can measure the Zeta potential this electrical charge on the outside of the red blood cells