How Negative & Positive Ions Impact Our Vibration

Our human mind (in most cases) seems to be programmed to only acknowledge what the human eye can see.

Most things that are harmful or even great for us can not be seen by the human eye, since everything is vibration, it can only be felt and sensed by and through the human body.

For example, Negative ions exist in nature in tons of places, including?ultraviolet (UV) rays from the sun. discharges of electricity in the air after a thunderclap or lightning strike. wherever water collides with itself like a waterfall or the ocean shore.

We definitely can not see negative ions but they are crucial to keeping our body alive and healthy.

So what are these negative ions doing to our physical body? Well, Once they reach our bloodstream,?negative ions are believed to produce biochemical reactions that increase levels of the mood chemical serotonin, helping to alleviate depression, relieve stress, and boost our daytime energy.

Generally speaking, negative ions increase the flow of oxygen to the?brain; resulting in higher alertness, decreased drowsiness, and more mental energy,” says Pierce J. Howard, PhD, author of The Owners Manual for the?Brain: Everyday Applications from Mind?Brain?Research and director of research at the Center for Applied Cognitive Sciences in Charlotte, N.C.

“They also may protect against germs in the air, resulting in decreased irritation due to inhaling various particles that make you sneeze,?cough, or have a throat irritation.”

For those of us who are sensitive to their effects, negative ions can make you feel instantly refreshed the moment you open the window to breathe in some fresh air.

Positive ions, on the other hand, are emitted from artificial sources like computers, cell phones and fluorescent lights. These are thought to be energy-drainers. Experiments have linked positive ions to tension, irritability and even slower reaction times.

Because most people in the U.S. are more constantly exposed to artificial environments than they are to natural elements, it is thought that these people may be suffering the negative effects of positive ions. Therefore it is a good reason to include some negative ion therapy.

To put it into perspective, the number of positive ions in an office outweighs those found in a waterfall by more than 300 percent. The number of positive ions in nature is extremely low, which indicates that the prominence of positive ions may be wearing on the human body and mind.

Clearly, the presence of positive ions creates an unbalanced environment, conflicting with the purity that exists in nature. This imbalance is said to wreak havoc on the system and all the systems that comprise the human. From the nervous system to the brain to the body, positive ions may very well be major culprits in conditions and diseases that run rampant in technological societies.

In the documentary “Happy,” it is reported that the unhappiest culture in the world is technology- and work-driven Japan. Conversely, one of the happiest cultures is in Africa, among a tribe that hunts and gathers its food and spends the majority of its time outdoors.

Exposure to negative ions has been shown to decrease anxiety during computer work?in some studies. In others, negative ions have been shown to help lower depression ratings in test subjects. Specifically,?negative ions?are said to have an effect on winter depression, serving as a natural antidepressant for those who suffer from the condition.

The good news is that once we begin to have awareness of how negative/positive ions impact our vibration, we can then take the necessary steps to protect and feed our body more of what it needs to keep our frequency high.

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