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Greek Institute of Geopathology |
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The Greek Institute of Geopathology was established in 2001 in Athens by the German practitioner, geopathologist and author Dorothea Gerardis-Emisch, who since 1975 lives mostly in Greece. Mrs. Gerardis-Emisch is intensely involved in Geopathology and research in Geopathology since 1993. After four years of personal studies she completed her education on Geopathology in Germany.
Since there is a want of experts on Geopathology in Greece, Mrs. Gerardis-Emisch, besides her writing activity, works almost exclusively as a geopathologist and teacher of Geopathology. As president of the Greek Association of Geopathology, she gives free lectures in many towns of Greece in an effort to attract the attention of the public to Geopathology and to the health problems that are caused by surcharges of geopathic stress.
She organizes seminars for the training and specialization of geopathologists in the Greek and German language at the Greek Institute of Geopathology, and also in summer resorts all over Greece.
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Geopathology for a healthier life |
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The earth's radiation that is bad for human health is more or less known since many millennia, through observation of nature and by other means. We see an example of this in the trees whose trunks develop in a slanting angle. Usually such trees are found in areas with a strong charge of geopathic stress; by adopting a slant during their development they are trying to avoid the harmful radiation of the earth. In the photo you can see geopathologist Dorothea Gerardis-Emisch investigating a pathogenic zone on Strefis hill in the center of Athens, where several trees have slanting trunks. At this point there exists particularly harmful radiation, which is caused by three universal networks (nets) or grids, an underground stream of water and a "Black stream".
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RAC test for efficiency
in exposure to radioactive environmental pollution