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Ocean immersion is the most powerful grounding environment on earth. Grounding through the feet delivers electrons from one entry point. Ocean immersion delivers electrons from every surface of the body simultaneously — salt water is highly conductive. Plus, negative ions from ocean air enter the lungs. Plus, morning sunlight...

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Thomas P Seager, PhDvor 3 Monaten

A @MorozkoForge ice bath is the Next best Thing to Nature for grounding therapy.

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no.mindvor 3 Monaten

@MorozkoForge Didn't know Morozko were grounded, another benefit to stack

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Steven Snellvor 3 Monaten

My favorite thing to do on vacations

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HKACUPvor 3 Monaten

Healing is Voltage. I go scuba diving once a week with 36% Nitrox. Age 79. My ultimate vitamin.

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no.mindvor 3 Monaten

Incredible

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HKACUPvor 3 Monaten

Diving in the winter when it's 56 degrees, that was the hard part. Insufferable. Now it's 82 up top, a bit less down below. Wilhelm Reich was a big fan of seawater's ability to hold orgone.

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Truth Seekervor 3 Monaten

Love the post

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Arici 🏗 🛤💊vor 3 Monaten

@DrJackKruse

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BΞNvor 3 Monaten

great. find me an ocean in kansas

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Rhonda Rohrabacher ☦️ 🌲vor 3 Monaten

What about surfing in a lake?

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no.mindvor 3 Monaten

Yes. You still ground in a lake. Fresh water is just less conductive than ocean water because it contains fewer salts and minerals, but you're still grounding.

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Rhonda Rohrabacher ☦️ 🌲vor 3 Monaten

Thanks :) do you have to be barefoot? as a surfer from Socal, many of us use neoprene booties when water temps get below 50 degrees fahrenheit.

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JustSayinvor 3 Monaten

Put salt in your bath water and running a grounding wire from outside into your bathtub. 👌

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SontoLoyovor 3 Monaten

Minimum effective soak time?

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no.mindvor 3 Monaten

20–30 minutes on grass or sand to get meaningful benefits. In the ocean, likely less, since you're grounded through the entire surface of the body rather than just the feet.

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