Yes, there is a plant which is said to be able to absorb electromagnetic waves. This plant is a cactus and the species is Cereus peruvianus , also known as "network of Hartmann."
What are the problems you have to stay too long near sources that emit electromagnetic waves?
are several problems: headaches, aggression, loss of vitality, decreased sexual activity, loss of appetite, cardiovascular disorders, chest pain, abnormal menstrual cycle in women, lens opacity, retinal lesions ealterazione of the cornea and various other symptoms.
As we come to this conclusion?
All that is 'active' emits vibrations and these vibrations are measured in Armstrong. A Man for example emits about 6,500 Armstrong, it has a lower value when you are not in shape.
It has been noted, these plants , this particular species and placed in rooms with electromagnetic equipment (monitor, TV, microwave ...), reported the value of vibrations from 3000 Armstrong (value in the appliances switched on room) at 8000 Armstrong (value instead of a room should always have to be optimal), with benefits in humans.
Who made positive statements on the use of this plant?
Blanche Mertz, president of the Institute of Geobiology of Chardonne investigations, in a workshop on Geobiology, which confirmed the benefits of this plant. Specifying that it is not necessary to place a large cactus, the top would also have only a 40-cm high and 6 faces, because when he faces 5 the result is reduced by 25%.
The custom of putting this map near the monitor is used?
In the offices of the New York Stock Exchange, the employees who spent much time in front of computer accusing headaches and extreme fatigue, have the impression that with the arrival of these maps are fat, you feel much better mentally and physically.
If I wanted to try to see if this works?
must obtain a cactus Cereus peruvianus and place it close to the screen (whether TV or PC) or close of any electrical appliance. And then see if you really feel the benefits ... I recommend you also remember to treat him, the Cereus peruvianus be watered once a month during the winter, plenty of once a week but at other times.
If anyone has experience with this plan and wants to write in comments if you have heard or not the benefits, so gather your impressions ...
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