
3-Step Quick Guide to Grounding
(Great for reducing stress, anxiety, inflammation, or just feeling more centered in minutes)
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Step 1: Connect Directly to the Earth
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Go outside barefoot (or wearing socks on grass/dew is okay).
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Touch the earth with your hands.
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Stand, sit, or lie directly on natural ground: grass, soil, sand, dirt, or concrete (unpainted/unsealed).
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Avoid asphalt, wood decks, or synthetic surfaces—they block the connection.
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Beach/ocean water is one of the best (salt water is highly conductive).
Step 2: Stay There for 10–40 Minutes
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Just be. You don’t have to meditate (though it helps).
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Breathe slowly, relax your body, and let your skin stay in contact with the earth.
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The longer you stay, the more your body absorbs free electrons from the Earth, which neutralize free radicals and calm your nervous system.
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Pro tip: Morning or late afternoon when the ground is damp is most effective.
Step 3: Make It a Daily Habit (Indoor Options When Needed)
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Daily 15–30 minutes is ideal; even 5–10 minutes helps.
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Can’t go outside? Use grounding/earthing products indoors:
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Grounding mat under your desk (feet on it).
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Grounding sheet on your bed (best ROI—grounds you 8 hours).
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Plug it into the grounded port of an electrical outlet (the round hole).
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These mimic barefoot contact and are clinically shown to improve sleep, lower cortisol, and reduce pain.
Do this consistently for 1–2 weeks and most people notice:
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Deeper sleep
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Less anxiety & brain fog
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Reduced inflammation & muscle soreness
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Calmer nervous system
You’re discharging static and rebalancing your body’s electrical state—like recharging a battery the way nature intended.


More information coming soon!