Originally Posted by
PeteHski
What makes you so certain the science of grounding cannot possibly have some effect on human physiology? Blood flow studies have already indicated that there may be some benefits. Not saying it's a proven thing at this point. But if static electricity can literally make my hair stand on end, then I can at least imagine it could have other real effects on my body. So I wouldn't dismiss it out of hand, like I would with ghosts and other non-scientific concepts. Electricity is at least real and interacts with our bodies.
Great example of reversing the burden of proof. Even if there are effects, why would we assume they were good? Is there any evidence that shoeless people are more or less healthy? How many of these people extolling the benefits of the earth's electromagnetic forces are also decrying the microwave bombardment we're constantly faced with? What's the frequency, Kenneth?