Sometimes, in the vast expanse of information available on the Internet, the general public chooses to neglect celebrities and gossip in favor of scientific discussion.
Recently riding the trends we find the “Schumann Resonance”, term by which the resonance peaks of low frequencies that occur in the Earth’s atmosphere are known, originating from the German physicist Winfried Otto Schumann, who wrote a mathematical prediction on them in 1952; these resonance peaks are deemed responsible, with reactions ranging from annoyance to actual worry, for sleep problems, sudden temperature spikes and widespread anxiety.
Fascinating as it is to trace the reasons for one’s insomnia to such an incredible natural phenomenon, there is no concrete evidence in favor of this theory, and very few means to prevent thunderstorms from producing such resonances: for low frequency artificial magnetic fields, on the contrary, G-iron has decades of know-how on its side, and always knows how to ensure your sleep is safe and sound.