GEOMAGNETIC ENERGY

Earth's geomagnetic field is generated by the movement of molten magma inside the Earth's core. These energy fields act both around & inside the Earth. They also extend far beyond the Earth's atmosphere. They are stronger on the side of the Earth that is located on the opposite side from the Sun, the night side, as solar radiation is concentrated on the side of the Earth that is turned towards the Sun, on the day side of the Earth. This means that Earth's magnetic field has a stronger effect on us when we sleep than when we are awake. It is believed that a strong magnetic field of the Earth has a more beneficial effect on our health than a weak magnetic field. Studies have shown that the ever-increasing number of stress, mental disorders, headaches, arthritis, muscle pain, osteoporosis, chronic fatigue, allergies, insomnia, inflammation, circulatory problems, bowel disorders & other degenerative problems that people are susceptible to are associated with the "magnetic deficiency syndrome". This syndrome is increasingly spreading due to the fact that more & more metal products appear in our habitat that affect the favorable geomagnetic fields generated by the Earth. Metal structures of buildings, metal tables, metal beds & springs on mattresses - all this reduces the impact of geomagnetic fields & the energy that comes from them.
All cells of our body have their own magnetic field. Our body attracts magnetic fields to itself in order to stimulate chemical reactions that help self-renewal of our body's cells. Basically, such processes occur at night during the first two hours of our sleep. New cells are formed in the natural magnetic field. In an artificially created chaotic magnetic field the natural process of cell repair & the process of their division changes.
Magnetotherapy is been used to treat various diseases for thousands of years. Ancient Egyptians, Hindus & Tibetans practiced the use of magnetic ironstone for treatments. Cleopatra wore a magnetic ironstone on her forehead to preserve her youth.