Thursday, June 23, 2011

Earth & Grow Mitigates Alternating Current (AC) in Plants

The Oscilloscope reading on the right is grounded and the reading on the left is not grounded.


The electrical readings below show what happens after someone touches the plant's leaf. The grounded plant is barely effected by the stimulus, while the disconnected plant is significantly increased.


Friday, June 10, 2011

Grounding Plants Explained

Earth & Grow's Co-Founder and Electrical Engineer, Michael Corsi, explains how the Earth & Grow device works using a multimeter.




Friday, June 3, 2011

The Modern Day Electrical Environment

The electrical fields on Earth affect the atmosphere and environment around our planet. All organisms have attuned their biology to the Earth’s direct current (DC) electrical field that has a frequency of 7.5 - 8.0Hz, otherwise known as the Schumann Resonance.( Adkins, Charles. ‘Barefoot Technology.’ July, 2010.) <http://thebiotitan.blogspot.com/2010/07/barefoot-technology-caveman-lesson-to.html> 

The power distribution systems around the world use 50 - 60 Hz alternating current (AC). Alternating current is foreign to all organisms’ biology and is being researched as a factor in a variety of human stress-related responses and other biological complications. (Ober, Clinton. Earthing: The Most Important Health Discovery Ever? Basic Health Publications, Inc., 2010.)




Wednesday, May 25, 2011

Daffodil Bulbs Benefit from Being Reconnected to the Earth



This experiment was conducted in March of 2011. We chose to use our own counter top to demonstrate how grounding benefits plants grown in typical home settings. The bulb on the right was reconnect to the Earth using a Earth & Grow prototype. Our series of photos is below.


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Thursday, May 5, 2011

Sunflowers Love Earth & Grow!!


We first discovered the benefits of connecting sunflowers back to the Earth during the spring of 2010. This experiment began April 15, 2010 by placing two identical sunflowers into vases filled with tap water. A prototype Earth & Grow device was inserted into the vase on the left. The above photo speaks for itself. After ten days the benefits of reconnecting the sunflower back to the Earth were clearly visible.


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Wednesday, April 20, 2011

Earth & Grow Benefits Fresh Cilantro


This experiment was set up on March 14, 2011. The same bunch of Cilantro was divided into equal halves and placed into individual containers filled with the same amount of water. One of the containers was plugged in using an Earth & Grow device for one week (3/14 – 3/20). On the seventh day the device was removed. The Cilantro that was not plugged in lasted until 3/23. The Cilantro that was treated using the device lasted until 3/30.


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Wednesday, April 13, 2011

"Fish Out Of Water" - Our Story of Discovering Earth's Power


After graduating with a degree in Urban Horticulture & Turf Grass Management from the University of Rhode Island in 2007, I had the idea of reconnecting plants growing in plastic pots back to the Earth. I was growing plants in plastic pots, on top of plastic catch trays, over a tile floor, and it occurred to me they were fish out of water. 

I was providing my plants the perfect growing environment, fertilizer, and care, but something was still missing. When I wondered how to channel the Earth's energy into the plant's pot, my childhood best friend, Michael Corsi, was able to quickly solve the problem.

Corsi is a brilliant electrical engineer who received his EE degree from the University of Rhode Island in 2006. He successfully assembled the first Earth & Grow prototype during the winter of 2008 within hours of answering my query. We then searched the internet tirelessly for months to find anyone who had done this before, but we could not find anything at the time... we barely knew what we were looking for. Over the years, Corsi and I  have been able to teach ourselves the electrical nature of plants through investigation and genuine observations.

Corsi and I filed for a patent to protect our invention in 2009 that is still pending. We have been blessed to received small investment from family, friends, and a world traveling angel... just enough to protect our idea and fund experiments to capture the benefits of reconnecting plants to the Earth. Today, we have assembled an enthusiastic team who is dedicated to bring Earth & Grow to people who love their plants around the world.

Sincerely, 

Stephen Doyle