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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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Zones of geopathic stress |
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The sites where harmful radiation occurs are called geopathogenic or disrupted zones. They are created on the one hand by energy nets or grids and on the other hand by water streams and landslides, as well as underground water ducts in combination with the grids. |
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Illnesses and symptoms due to surcharge of geopathic stress |
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The surcharge of geopathic stress decreases bioenergy and the electric energy of the body, which is also necessary for the organism. This causes health problems of many and various types.
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The geopathologist's work |
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The work of a geopathologist is to detect the zones (fields) of geopathic stress and to neutralize their harmful effects. It is important to make a geopathogenic evaluation of the whole building or the whole storey of a house. In addition to the bed, there are many other places where we spend a lot of our time daily (the office, the computer, the armchair in front of the television set, our musical instrument etc).
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Checking geopathological pollution |
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By checking geopathological pollution we can establish its existence and strength. One such simple form of examination, easily understood even by non specialists, is the detection of geopathogenic pollution at the tips of the fingers.
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Geopathology