Is your child exposed to too much EMF radiation?

Kids leaning over their desks taking an exam. Running excitedly in the gym playing with classmates. Standing at the lockers, laughing with friends. Millions of American children spend hundreds of hours a year in school buildings with Wi-Fi. And even though the evidence from peer-reviewed scientific studies proving the negative side effects of these signals is overwhelming, we haven't turned them off.

Light is a life force.

It is part of our physical make up, illuminates our way, and outlines the edges of our world. But too much light, or the wrong kind of light, can still be harmful.

What is the best way to ground?

How do I know if I’m really grounded?

These are two fantastic questions that we receive here at grounded.com all the time. Yet, the answers to both are simple and complex.

Electrical grounding (EG) may assist preterm infants in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) as they overcome health and maturity challenges, research shows.

We all know that hybrid cars are the green, environmentally-safer way to drive. Or at least, we thought we knew. Until recently, we hadn't considered the effects that extremely low frequency (ELF) magnetic fields (MF) could have on our bodies as we drive.

You are an electrical device. The electrical signals that move through your body power and pace your heart, fire synapses in your brain, and much more. Without electricity charging your atoms both positively and negatively, you simply wouldn't function.

We've reached the digital age, and let's be real. No one's giving up their cell phone.

Even though not much is known about how the technology is affecting our bodies, mobile devices have become everyday tools for most people. But, based on a recent study that linked cell phone radiation to rare forms of cancer, we may need to change how we use them.

Our hearts. They keep us going, give us strength, and sometimes, they break us.

Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is a leading cause of death around the world, and the risk factors are complex. From cholesterol to blood viscosity to inflammation, cardiologists are gaining more and more awareness about why CVD occurs and what can prevent it.

This is where grounding, or earthing, came into play.