Screens, rubber soles, and indoor floors sealed us off from the earth.
Constant Nervous System Activation
Hours of screen exposure and electrical stimulation keep the nervous system switched “on,” even when you’re sitting still — leading to tension, restlessness, and difficulty settling.
Inflammatory Load Builds Up
Without a natural release path, electrical stress accumulates in the body. Over time, this load is associated with inflammation, sluggish recovery, and chronic fatigue during workdays
Artificial Grounding Replaced Nature
Rubber soles, synthetic floors, and indoor environments removed the daily grounding humans evolved with — replacing it with constant insulation instead.
For most of human history, the body discharged naturally through direct contact with the earth. Modern offices removed that connection — but the biology never adapted. Grounding restores the missing release path during the hours it matters most.
What Others Say
I tested the Grounding Mat with a multi-meter….and yep, it definitely reduces my ungrounded voltage. At 24"x16” it fits perfectly under my desk. It's easy to set up - simply snap the cord onto the grounding pad and plug the 15’ cord into the ground socket of a wall electrical outlet...make sure it is the round grounding hole and NOT one of the slots. That’s it! Comfortable on bare feet (yes, grounding products require bare skin, or at least a conductive surface). I've used it for about 3 weeks now. Convenience is key. Reap the benefits - just plug it in and forget about it."
Jake L.
I was very unsure about how this works, but I tried it and it actually works, I don’t use it all the time , but when my body “feels” weird , I can easily put my feet on the pad and I can feel a current going through my body , up one leg and down the other and then I am relaxed and able to have a good night sleep
