The Science Behind the Frequency of Fabrics 🧪
In 2003, a Jewish doctor conducted a study on the science and frequency of fabrics, revealing some interesting findings about how the materials we wear can impact our bodies and well-being. The study showed that a healthy human body has a frequency of 100 megahertz (MHz), and wearing fabrics with frequencies lower than 100 MHz can actually have a negative effect on us.
Fabric Frequencies 📈
Each fabric has its own unique frequency that can be measured in megahertz. Here are some examples:
- 🌿 Organic cotton: 110 MHz
- 🧵 Polyester: 10 MHz
- 🐑 Wool: 5000 MHz
- 🌾 Linen: 5000 MHz
The Healing Properties of Wool and Linen 🩹
The study revealed that fabrics like wool and linen, with frequencies of 5000 MHz, can actually provide energy to the body, making them healing fabrics. Interestingly, linen was historically used for wounds and bandages, suggesting that ancient civilizations were aware of its healing properties.
However, it’s important to note that mixing wool and linen together can counteract their positive properties, resulting in a frequency of 0 MHz. So, it’s best to wear these fabrics separately to reap their full benefits.
The Potential Benefits of Switching to Linen Sheets 🛏️
After learning about the study, the author decided to switch all their bed sheets to linen. While they can’t say for certain if it has made a significant difference, they have been sleeping on linen sheets for about a month and a half and feel great. Linen sheets are luxurious, cozy, and potentially beneficial for overall well-being.
Additional Interesting Facts 🤔
- 📉 An unhealthy or sick human body generally has a frequency of around 15 MHz.
- 🌍 Linen is one of the oldest known fabrics, with evidence of its use dating back to ancient Egypt.
- 🌡️ Some studies suggest that linen can help regulate body temperature, keeping you cool in the summer and warm in the winter.
- 🌿 Linen is made from the fibers of the flax plant, which is known for its durability and strength.
Correction ⚠️
It’s important to note that the claims made in the original text have not been scientifically proven or peer-reviewed. More research is needed to confirm the validity of the frequency measurements and their potential effects on human health. Always consult with a medical professional for health-related concerns.
