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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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