Environmental energies and their impact on your health
Rynfield resident Ian Graupner will present a talk on "Environmental energies and their impact on our health", at the John Barrable Hall, on March 28.
Graupner, who is a chemical engineer by training, has spent over 15 years researching, reading and taking courses with respect to an aspect of our planet that has intrigued him.
He believes that much of our ill health today has come about as a consequence of ignoring what he terms the “subtle energies” of our environment.
“Graupner’s primary concern is that the way we build homes and other structures today does not take earth energy lines into account, unlike our ancestors who utilised this knowledge to the benefit of their general health,” said a press release.
“Ignoring these energy lines, as studies have shown, has resulted in a major increase in illness and disease, including chronic fatigue, attention deficit, infertility, MS and ME, cancers, psychological problems, and more, as a consequence of spending significant time in these geopathic stress zones.
“Naturally, we have also contaminated our living environment in other ways, such as with electromagnetic fields (EMF) from all the electronic equipment, the high incidence of non-natural products in our homes, chemicals, and others.
“If we are sleeping over a geopathic stress point then we are not recovering as we should and we can develop chronic fatigue or any other of the symptoms or illnesses, depending on our susceptibility and the nature of the geopathic stress.
“Graupner makes it clear that detrimental earth energy lines or other detrimental environmental energies do not cause any of the illnesses or disease.
“The effect is to wear down or inhibit the body’s immune system, resulting in increased susceptibility to disease and decreased ability to fight disease.”
He said much of the detrimental effects can be alleviated, often with a fairly simple solution.
These will be delved into on March 28.
Graupner said the possible symptoms exhibited through spending significant time in a geopathic stress zone include, but are not limited to:
- Disturbed sleeping patterns.
- Chronic fatigue and depression.
- Psychological problems.
- Hyperactivity or ongoing sluggishness.
- Weakened immune system and chronic ill health.
- Failure to respond to medical treatment.
- Pain or problems with specific joints, limbs and muscles.
There will be an entrance fee charged on the day, which will be used to pay for the rental of the venue.
There will be a talk at 10am and another at 2pm.
