| Example of radiation distribution in a residential area |
We can simply divide bad or harmful radiation into those that are naturally created and those that are created by man through technological development.
"Natural" radiation can be divided into geopathogenic and cosmic radiation.
Geopathogenic are:
- groundwater flows
- radiation of ores and minerals
- radiation of geological cracks and pits
- shearing (vibration) of tectonic plates
- zones of decomposition of organic matter
Cosmic radiations are, as the most famous:
- Hartman network
- Kerry's network
Carey's network works diagonally. The distance between two adjacent points is about 3.5 meters and 0.4 to 0.5 meters wide. Hartmann's network makes a combination of the earth's magnetic radiation, the human factor (construction, electrical devices, etc.) and geopathogenic radiation, where then that radiation becomes pathogenic.
Radiation caused by human factors is technical radiation. Technical radiation is produced by the following devices, as the biggest polluters:
- transmission lines
- base stations for mobile devices
- radars
- transformer stations
- various transceiver antennas
- computers, laptops
- television sets
- microwave ovens
- hair dryer (radiates the most, believe it or not)
- and other devices...
How does radiation affect?
All radiations have their fundamental frequency. When we expose the body to that radiation for a long period of time, the energy balance in the body is disrupted, which leads to illness. As we know, people also have their own frequency, so the body itself is subject to the influence of other frequencies.
Also animals are sensitive to these radiations and you can orient yourself towards them.
Animals that choose places with bad radiation are ants, wasps and cats, while animals that choose good places are dogs, horses, sheep...
