Headaches, restless sleep, and persistent depression are things that many of us have already learned to ignore. But, as it turned out, the cause of these everyday troubles may be hidden … deep underground and its name is tectonic faults.
Why are there headaches - people go crazy and commit suicide just because they live in houses that stand on underground cracks. Is this mysticism or does science have an explanation?
Moskovsky Komsomolets tried to sort out this issue with the help of dowser Vladimir Mikhailov and geophysicist Alexander Zhigalin, an employee of the Institute of Geoecology of the Russian Academy of Sciences.
Mystical rifts - the cause of cancer and madness
In the old days, such houses were called damned. A distinctive feature is that all or most of the family members died in them one after another. Some committed suicide, others were brought to the grave by illness, and someone died at the hands of household members who became aggressive at the time. Sometimes lightning hit the house, and the family burned to death. The villagers explained the death of the family with the evil eye, damage, the presence of witches in the family and other mystical things. Houses were demolished or empty, the place was considered ruin.
Nowadays, they also like to explain such cases with mysticism, for example, the bad aura that the home carries. In principle, this is not far from the truth. Houses can be dominated by "dark forces". But these forces have a completely material basis - tectonic (resulting from the movement and deformation of the earth's crust) faults, which threaten the life and health of people.
Dowser (a person who searches for geopathogenic zones using pendulums, frames and other devices) Vladimir Mikhailov has long been engaged in the issue of geopathogenic zones. He is sure that gas-filled faults are a great danger. The gaseous medium creates vortex columns with powerful torsion radiation.
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The danger of such radiation is comparable only to the harm from radiation. Moreover, the crack may be thinner than a razor blade, and there will be a sea of danger in it. It is impossible to identify a house in a geopathogenic zone "by eye". The danger lies in wait not only for the residents of the private sector, but also for the inhabitants of high-rise buildings.
- I recall the case of a successful entrepreneur. - says Vladimir Mikhailov. - He bought an apartment for his family in a prestigious building near the River Station. After a while, attacks of aggression began to roll on the businessman's wife. Moreover, they began "out of the blue" and absolutely for no reason. After the woman began to throw fists at her husband, he packed his things and moved to a rented apartment.
But it turned out that this elite house stands above a geopathogenic fault. And this crack passed right under the woman's berth. Or, for example, a story with a child from another home - the baby was distinguished by anxiety, tearfulness and, moreover, slept very badly. And again, the cause of this behavior was the unfortunate crack.
What is noteworthy: as soon as the woman and the child changed their sleeping places, both mental health improved. By the way, it is the nervous system that reacts first to earthly radiation. So, if a person feels weakness, drowsiness, insomnia, headache, a feeling of fear, then it is likely that vitamin deficiency or constant stress is not to blame.
However, geopathogenic faults are dangerous and more terrible than nervous disorders. Vladimir Mikhailov is sure that cracks are the cause of oncology. And he cites as an example a family living in a high-rise building on Kutuzovsky Prospect. More precisely, who had previously lived - within 14 years from the moment of moving there, three family members literally died one after another. First, the mother-in-law of the head of the family passed away, and then his wife and sister died of cancer.
It's easy to guess in which zone their beds were located. Ukrainian scientists are absolutely in solidarity with Mikhailov. They investigated, made a detailed analysis of one of the districts of Kiev and found out that really increased dislocation of cancer patients is observed precisely in the zones of tectonic faults of the earth.
For example, the leading number of oncologists' patients lived in houses with even numbers on Trostyanetskaya Street, along which the ill-fated crack supposedly ran. The conclusion of the researchers was disappointing: the risk of contracting cancer while living in the fault zone increases by 1.7-2 times.
By the way, not only people but also animals suffer from geopathogenic faults. In rural areas, milk yield decreased in cowsheds above dangerous zones, and chicken mortality increased in poultry houses. Rodents feel extremely uncomfortable. Dogs will not take root in the zone of underground danger, but cats are not embarrassed by such faults. The reason was found by Canadian scientists: the purr's skin makes it insensitive to the geopathogenic effect. But spiders generally love abnormal foci, like ants.
Anyone who wants to determine a geopathogenic zone using the environment should carefully monitor trees and shrubs. By the way, aspen, oak and ash are not helpers in this matter - they develop well in any conditions and geopathogenic zones are not an obstacle to them. But birch, linden and conifers will definitely signal you with their appearance: tree trunks are often ugly, for example, forked, with cancerous growths.
It is important - during a thunderstorm it is doubly dangerous to be under such trees - lightning strikes them many times more often than ordinary ones, and this is also connected with faults. Will not last long in the "black" zone of apple, pear, plum. Shrubs do not take root well in places of underground cracks.
Scientific approach: not everything is so deplorable
What are these mysterious rifts from a scientific point of view? A bit of theory: nature is to blame for their occurrence, "on the conscience" of which the tectonic processes of the earth's crust, mineral deposits and geological faults, which can lead to the formation of cracks.
“There are shallow faults, hundreds of meters, sometimes several kilometers deep,” says Alexander Zhigalin, an employee of the Institute of Geoecology of the Russian Academy of Sciences. - Rivers flow above them, ravines form more easily on them. And there are deep faults that reach the Earth's mantle. These faults are the most serious, because hot masses of volcanic matter can rise through them, and earthquake foci are formed in them. Such faults are a consequence of deep geological processes.
- There are rumors that people themselves contribute to the appearance of cracks. They say that they build a subway, pipelines, mines, boreholes, and from there the faults appear.
“This is not at all true,” explains Alexander Dmitrievich. - None of our activities is capable of creating a tectonic fault, we are still too weak for this. An exception is the use of powerful chemical and nuclear explosions, which can cause earthquakes and change the terrain.
The presence of cracks is determined by biolocation, that is, using frames, pendulums, vines and wands. These devices in the hands of a person react to a torsion (twisted - approx. "MK") field, which in turn is created in the fractures of water or gas molecules.
- It is also explainable from a scientific point of view that frames and pendulums revolve over faults. - continues Alexander Dmitrievich, - All this can occur due to physical inhomogeneities - the same faults, ore accumulations or underground streams. There is no mysticism in this. For example, water flows - it is an electrolyte, and it creates an electromagnetic field of a linear conductor, a signal from which our body receives.
The faults are also dangerous because a radioactive type of radium - radon gas - rises through them to the surface of the earth.
- This is a natural process, because radon, methane, hydrogen are the "breath" of the earth. It's just that the highest concentration of this gas is observed in the fault zones. If we pay attention to how much radiation we receive, then we can safely say - 50% of it is radon, and everything else is the background radiation in the atmosphere, medical diagnostic studies and therapeutic radiation, food, air, and other sources.
From the point of view of the science of geophysical ecology, geopathogenic zones (anomalous zones) are areas on the earth's surface, a long stay in which causes pathological changes in living organisms, that is, in humans, plants and animals. But this only happens with a long stay in these zones. In this regard, one can recall the so-called Schneeberg fever among miners who worked in silver mines. People who worked in one of the slits were systematically sick and dying from an incomprehensible disease. Then no one heard about radon, and then it turned out that it was in this face that its concentration was increased.
However, you shouldn't give in to panic and run outside the frame in order to urgently go around your home with her. There is one very important detail in the specifics of the faults.
- It should be noted that each fault is a geological and geophysical anomaly. - Alexander Dmitrievich focuses attention - But at the same time, not every such anomaly is pathogenic, and accordingly not every fault is fraught with danger.
And if you are catastrophically afraid of action, for example, radon and other features of the geological structure of the territory in which you live, get instruments that check the level of radiation. Also, ventilate your home more often: this will reduce the concentration of radon to a safe level. And one more piece of advice - don't read horror stories, read classics, including those from science.
