Earthing
Earthing
Uh....sure.
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Why would I want more electrons? And do they enter my body exclusively through my feet? Why? So many questions.
But also: the definition of "meme" is being stretched.
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You don't have to but they're FREE! Why skip on such a deal? /s
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I had indeed not considered this important fact and I thank you for making me aware.
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one of the most potent antioxidants
The kind of people believing this will also buy cheap electric "air purifiers" from Temu, which actually just generate ozone, one of the most potent oxidants
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Technically, free electrons entering your body would give you a negative charge, which would reduce oxidation because oxygen ions are negatively charged. The same effect is used to reduce rust on ship hulls.
Unfortunately you need oxidation to breathe - that's how hemoglobin works - so if you actually had enough electric charge to serve as an antioxidant you would suffocate. Also maybe the electric repulsion would be strong enough to dismember you, I haven't done the math.
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Sure but you're not getting electrons or the resulting "powerful" antioxidation from a "grounding effect". Unless you were previously charged with a positive electrostatic potential, I guess.
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good thing I have an electron-converying metal spike driven into the ground that’s connected to everything metal in my house.
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And the grifters sell earthing pads that you can plug into the wall socket and put your bare feet on.
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Know what else transfers from the earth to your body when you walk barefoot? Fungi and parasites like Hookworm. Have fun down that rabbit hole.
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Idk about the claims. I know going barefoot is great for the soul Not so much the soles, in hot weather on beaches, but you know. It feels pretty great on grass and freshly turned earth.
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Do- don't put your electrons in me Earth-kun UwU
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