Earthing and blood viscosity
With respect to health benefits, it is known that earthing has a significant impact on blood viscosity.
For this study, experts Dr. Stephen Sinatra and James Oschman recruited three people with chronic inflammation-related pain. They measured the blood viscosity of the subjects with a method called zeta potential, which measures the speed with which red blood cells migrate into an electric field.
If you fail, your zeta potential increases rapidly, causing your red blood cells to develop more on their surface and distance themselves from each other. In turn, your blood viscosity improves. They used a darkfield microscope to capture their results (right).
The images on the left are before grounding, and those on the right are 45 minutes after earthing. The images show significant thinning and decoupling of blood cells.