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New Earthing Movie
This new "Award Winning" Earthing film short is all about grounding and its crucial role in treating inflammation, helping to prevent chronic illness and slowing of ageing. Featuring Clint Ober, Dr Mercola, Dr Sinatra and Dr Laura Koniver.
The “Down to Earth” short film has received an IndieFEST Award of Excellence. The IndieFEST is an international awards competition for independent filmmakers.
We're really excited to bring you the preview of the new grounding film "Down to Earth", which will be released later this year. The film is all about grounding and its crucial role in treating inflammation, helping to prevent chronic illness and slowing down the ageing process. The film brings attention to the unrecognized potential of synthetic soled shoes to undermine health. The synthetic materials, which have replaced traditional leather, block the transfer of the ground's electric surface charge and influx of antioxidant electrons into the human body. The proliferation of synthetic shoes over the last half-century has paralleled a steep rise in the incidence of inflammation-related diseases.
Dr. Joe Mercola describes grounding as "one of the most overlooked yet easiest ways to protect and improve human health." He goes on to say that " through this simple act, it may be possible to thwart chronic diseases and even slow aging. It’s a crucial topic that has the potential to change lives, from relieving chronic pain to slowing down the silent killer known as systemic inflammation.”
Featuring leading Earthing experts such as Clint Ober, Dr Stephen Sinatra, Dr Joseph Mercola, Dr Gaetan Chevalier and Dr Laura Koniver
The full film will be released later in the year but can enjoy the 15 minute short by clicking on the video below and please share, share, share as every human being is entitled to know this information.
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The “Down to Earth” short film has received an IndieFEST Award of Excellence. The IndieFEST is an international awards competition for independent filmmakers.
