Geopathy in Building Biology
Excerpt from the "Blood Pressure Congress 26"
What exactly does a building biologist do? Invisible hazards in your own home
Do you often feel tired at home or have trouble sleeping, without knowing why? In this clip, BIOGETA founder Sebastian Krüger explains what a building biologist does, what hidden sources of stress can exist in homes, and why he specializes in the topic of interference zones.
In this excerpt, you'll learn:
- what a building biologist investigates—from harmful substances in furniture and building materials to mold, electromagnetic pollution, and interference zones,
- such as when a family discovered old wood preservatives in their roof beams after 25 years,
- Why the number of wireless devices in the home is steadily growing—from Wi-Fi to smart-home switches to baby monitors,
- what Paracelsus said about the bed 500 years ago,
- why Sebastian is convinced that water veins run beneath almost every house, and what really matters,
- what Sebastian says about his own health crises during his time in the homes,
- Why does he use the image of "building on quicksand" when the sleeping spot isn't right?
This excerpt will be of interest to you if you want to understand what invisible factors in the home can play a role and how a building biologist goes about their work.
Length: approx. 12 minutes