We have just rediscovered with astonishment that our immediate environment has a direct influence on our behaviour, our bodies, our lifestyle and so on our health.

In the West, what now seems obvious, at least to some, has been a reality for hundreds and even thousands of years, and only very recently questioned by the triumphant rationalism that claims that modern man can avoid all influences other than that of the industrial civilisation.

Plant growth can be affected by moon cycles, as any gardener will tell you.

The moon also affects tides and oceans, as any sailor will tell you.

It also affects hair growth, as any hairdresser will tell you.

Full moon nights cause certain agitation in some patients, as any psychiatric hospital nurse will tell you.

The appearance of sun spots affects radio waves, as any operator will tell you.

These are things that gardeners, sailors, hairdressers, nurses, radio operators and pilots all know – but scientists do not. Strange isn't it?

Source: www.tao-yin.com

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For telluric radiation: How does it work?

In the presence of this anomaly, the neuro vegetatif system, particulary the endocrinien system (in a state of stress) reacts by the libaration of adrenaline (rising of the renal or kidney and thyroid gland and drop of other glands, pineal, thymus and genital.) There is a disturbance in the immune system because of the thymus functioning in slow motion.

The radiation field formed by radiation from the cosmos and radiation from the earth causes the entire biosphere’s matter, whether organic or inorganic, to vibrate at a very high frequency.

The cellular degeneration that appears in cancers is similar to the result of an electromagnetic disturbance.

Microwave atmospheric radiation acts directly on body fluids and cellular membranes by altering their conductivity.