No rest and no sleep in retirement home
After the move and the first nights in the new room, it quickly became clear, the problems he once had, had returned - quick action was needed!
After the move and the first nights in the new room, it quickly became clear, the problems he once had, had returned - quick action was needed!
Mrs Z. had been suffering for some time from stress-induced cardiomyopathy (broken heart syndrome), a type of atrial fibrillation (heart irregularity/arrhythmia), along with high blood pressure and a continuous tingling sensation in the legs and toes. Mr Z. complained of back pain and problems with his knee.
In traditional and modern Geobiology, when geopathic stress (GS) is found, the subject of ‘moving the bed’ is often raised. It is interesting that when asked about the subject of geopathic stress, every person, no matter if they are ill or healthy, promptly suggests the repositioning of the bed as a possible counter measure.