In light of recent changes in the Earth's natural vibration, known as the "Schumann resonance," scientists are expressing concern. According to RIA Novosti, citing the British tabloid Daily Mail, abnormal activity of this vibration has been recorded in recent weeks.
The article notes that the "humming" vibration of the planet has undergone several unusual spikes, raising questions about its potential impact on human psycho-emotional state and cognitive functions. Some proponents of a healthy lifestyle and researchers believe that the frequencies of resonance correlate with brain waves responsible for sleep and concentration. However, traditional science has yet to confirm these assumptions.
Medical experts warn that such theories lack sufficient clinical evidence. This month, the K index, which reflects the intensity of magnetic storms, reached a value above 5.0, which may have led some sensitive individuals to feel these fluctuations.
When a person tries to relax or falls asleep, their brain produces slow theta waves, which typically range from four to eight cycles per second.
