Lately, I have noticed a common complaint from folks calling me.
Someone hailed as an electro magnetic radiation expert or specialist visits the home for a large sum of money.
Recommendations to use a conductive surface, such as RF blocking paint, are made, especially in the bedroom. This practice, however, brings sub-150 kilohertz frequencies all around you and creates an antenna effect.
Additionally, a rod may be placed in the Earth so that you can attach yourself to the utility's return pathway via a conductive bed sheet. Of course, the "expert" won't put it that way, but that's what's happening with so-called "grounding" or "earthing."
Often, a special electrician is brought in at a cost of thousands of dollars to spend days chasing wiring errors and magnetic fields that have not been proven to be a health concern.
Now that the client feels worse than they did before, a geopathic stress "expert" is called upon to look for telluric currents. The client spends big money on all this, but in reality, it was the recommendations of the initial RF "expert" that screwed up the house by adding more exposures via the increase of kilohertz frequencies and earthing sheets. But the geopathic excuse allows the RF "expert" to avoid responsibility for that, and also opens the door for more sales. This time, maybe a pendant or some other woo-woo device. The client is given information about geobiology, but since the telluric currents are like chasing a ghost, the client has no one to turn to and ends up moving.
Unfortunately, in most cases I have been made aware of, these fiascos end up costing the client tens of thousands of dollars and many of them have to move afterwards.
I was told through the grapevine that RFKJR experienced something very similar as at least one of the perpetrators was featured in the article below. Here is an example of what happens step by step.
https://www.menshealth.com/trending-news/a39049886/mystery-illness-lyme-disease-emf-essay/
"Geobiology is a field which studies the effects of the Earth's radiation, such as telluric currents and other electromagnetic fields, on biological life.[1] The term is derived from Ancient Greek gē (ge) meaning ‘earth’ and βίος; (bios) meaning ‘life’. Its findings have not been scientifically proven; thus, it is considered a form of pseudoscience.
Claims
Within geobiology, distinct patterns of Earth radiation, mainly Hartmann lines (named after Ernst Hartmann) and Curry lines (after Manfred Curry; also called Wittmann lines after Siegfried Wittmann[2]) are posited on occasion to have a negative effect on health and even the viability of biological life.[3] Other similar patterns, named after practitioners of geobiology, include Peyré lines (after Francois Peyré),[4] Romani waves (after Lucien Romani),[5] and the Benker cube[6] (after Anton Benker).
It is also claimed that groundwater may create radiation caused by the friction of water against mineral deposits,[7] as well as geological faults, due to a claimed difference in the electric charge of the masses on each side of the fault generating radiation. These are claimed by practitioners to have harmful effects in a phenomenon collectively called geopathic stress.[8] A practitioner of geobiology may also seek out radiation derived from human infrastructure, such as those from overhead and underground power lines and telecommunication infrastructure.[9]
Techniques
Practitioners of geobiology will typically use a dowsing rod, pendulum or their hands to ascertain the location of radiation, and then use this information to make an assessment on its effect on a residential dwelling or workplace and upon localised natural life. Practitioners may also claim be to able to locate and model a building on a basis similar to the theories of Feng shui, Vastu Shastra, or use of Sacred geometry.”
thanks Paul - nice to hear a simple commonsense description of what geopathic stress is, and the origin of the names hartmann and curry lines. i am not saying that practitioners of these abstruse arts are necessarily scammers, but it sure would be easy to pretend to fix invisible telluric currents (whatever those are) with some magic potion, device or incantation. especially if you were dealing with a highly distressed person suffering from exposure to another type of invisible current (like RF, DE or whatever) which can at least be scientifically measured . . .