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HOW EARTH ENERGIES AFFECT OUR LIVES

Have you ever had a sense of discomfort, unpleasantness or foreboding when you walk into a building? Perhaps certain places make you feel slugish of ill at ease? The truth is that you may be aware of sick building syndrome and the negative energies that infect some places. Living or working in certain premises can affect your mind and immune system in ways that are detrimental to your inner peace, well-being and physical health. This condition is called Geopathic stress. In short, it is the condition that's created in areas where there is a distortion of the earth's natral energy field. These harmful earth rays can be potentially dangerous and can cause very serious illnesses.
On this website you can read about Geopathic Stress and Electromagnetic Pollution. Find out if you are among the milions of people who suffer becaue of GS and EP. Fortunately it is possible to protect you health and well-being against this harmful condition.

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We’re hard at work on the next version of access nature which will include more information on traditional herb remedies.

Herbal medicine is the world’s oldest medicine and has been used throughout history by every culture. It is nature’s medicine chest. Traditional herbs are the backbone of Chinese medicine and a common element in Ayurvedic, homeopathic, naturopathic and American Indian medicine. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), about four billion people, 80% of the world population, use herbal medicine for their health needs. In fact, 25 to 40% of conventional "drug store" medicine is derived from the plant kingdom.

If you whish to learn more about particular hearb and its benefits visit our herb index. Plants are alphabeticaly listed by common names.