Awesome! So glad you found it helpful. Thank you so much for watching and taking the time to provide feedback! Please let me know if there is any content I could create that would answer any other questions you might have! Happy earthing! 🍃🌍
Thank you very helpful. Something I find odd...I follow all the steps, I have the black lead on the ground mat, hold the red, get my reading, then watch it drop when I put my hand on the mat, all as it should be. BUT if I undo the cable from the mat, so the mat is not connected to anything, I get the exact same readings. How can this be? It's like the ground cable isn't doing anything. I also tested it on my grounded bedsheet, exactly the same. Any thoughts on this please?
So glad you found it helpful! So - I have seen this as well - and I just went and tested in the manner you described and I get the same result. You will see if you use the ground port of your outlet for the black lead (Please, please test your outlet and be cautious if you choose to try it this way) , vs. touching the black lead to the mat, you will see that your body voltage indeed goes back up when you unplug the mat. If you are using the mat for the black lead, it will only work once with the meter, as the meter no longer gets a reading when you unplug the mat - so it just stays at zero, if that makes sense…. 😊 thank you for watching and for the great question!!
Hi! Great question. If your meter reading goes higher when you touch your grounding sheet, it might indicate an issue with the grounding setup. This could happen if the sheet isn’t properly connected to a functional ground or if there’s electrical interference nearby. I recommend double-checking the connection between your sheet and the grounding source (outlet or grounding rod). If you’re using an outlet, be sure it’s properly grounded-an outlet tester can help confirm this: ➡Outlet Tester: amzn.to/3Q5Sjbo ➡th-cam.com/users/shortsEsC8iwq6mUA Please feel free to share more details about your meter, setup and / or anything else and I’ll do my best to help troubleshoot!" 🌍✨ Thank you so much for watching!
I'm not an electrician so this may be a stupid question but I'd sure appreciate a clarification. I've noticed that if I just directly touch both (e.g. both hands) leads, I get a low number. So, to me it is not surprising that plugging the mat into the same outlet as the black lead (different opening but same box), then me holding the red lead and touching the mat gets a similarly low number. It seems this can be accomplished by virtue of having created a circuit from me to me, though the mat, cord, and outlet, just a longer route than when I directly touched both leads. What am I missing? Thanks!
Hi & thanks so much for watching! Not a stupid question at all-it’s a really insightful observation! 🌟 What you’re describing is indeed a circuit involving your body, the leads, and the outlet. However, when you touch both leads directly, the current is just flowing within your body, bypassing the grounding system entirely. When you’re using the mat, the grounding effect happens because it connects you to the Earth (via the outlet's ground or a grounding rod), allowing excess voltage in your body to dissipate. So, while it may seem similar, the key difference is that with the mat, your body has a pathway to release charge to the Earth, which is the essence of grounding. The meter shows this as a drop in body voltage because of that dissipation. Does that help at all?
Hi! Yes, water can conduct electricity and, in theory, could help with grounding. That’s a great idea for a video! 😊 I initially thought using a similar approach to what I showed in this video might work, like placing your hand in a sink full of water while holding the red probe in your free hand and grounding the black probe. However, when I tested it, the results weren’t as clear as I expected. If you’re interested, I can look into creating content that explores this topic further. Thanks for watching and asking! 😊. And do be careful if testing with water and electrical outlets!!! ⚡️
Thanks, that was great! - do You think it is still worth using a grounding device which shows 0.15-0.11 and doesn't entirely go down to zero (the conductivity isn't full but better than none) ?? The issue I have in my old tenement is that there is no grounded outlet, so buying a mat is pointless and living high up, I can't even install a grounding rod anywhere outside either, so my only option is to possibly buy a copper ribbon which I could tie to an unpainted part of a radiator (which is the bit that gave me this reading) and place a foot on that copper ribbon, when I am using the computer for example - what do you reckon ? Any other ideas welcome and thanks again for this great vid.
Aww! Thank you so much for your kind words and for sharing your creative approach! 😊 A grounding device that reduces your body voltage to 0.15-0.11 is still beneficial-every little bit helps, even if it doesn't go to zero. Your idea of using a copper ribbon attached to an unpainted part of the radiator is a great solution and appears to be working 👏! If you have copper pipes, you could also try connecting to a copper pipe, faucet or drain. Do you know if there is any natural stone or metal that runs from your unit down to ground? Like a balcony railing?? If so, you could try and test that as well. Absolutely love your creative thinking, innovative approach and dedication to grounding! Keep it up and I'd love to hear how it's going! 🌟 Happy to answer any other questions you may have and do let me know if there is any content I could create that you'd find useful! Thank you SO much again for watching and taking the time to write such a thoughtful comment! 🌸 Wishing you the best on your grounding journey :)
Im trying to test my grounding sheet and mat, but I cant get a reading when I hold the red and put the black in the ground hole. I did test the outlet and its wired correctly. Why would I not register anything when I hold it?
Hi! Thank you for watching and for your great question! If your outlet is wired correctly but you’re not getting a reading, it could be due to a couple of things. First, make sure the multimeter is set to AC voltage (V~). Also, check that you’re holding the red lead firmly and that the black lead is securely in the ground hole. If everything is connected properly and you still don’t get a reading, it’s possible that the sensitivity of your multimeter is too low to pick up small changes in voltage. Let me know if you’re using the same settings as in the video, and we can troubleshoot further! 🌱✨
You are welcome! Yes it really just depends and it seems to vary! Haha. I was near a window and fairly far from any electronics other than the outlet. When I am at my workstation, however, I measure between 1.1 and 1.5.
@@RayKatDesignz Where does that current go when near a work station and you are grounded? Does it pass through the person then into the ground? Thank you!
There is an article on EarthingInstitute.net that might help you. Here is a quote from it: “When you are grounded, you become like a Faraday cage and the Faraday cage effect prevents EMFs generated by the electric wires of your home from penetrating your body. A Faraday cage is a metal enclosure used to block electromagnetic fields. Contrary to what some consultants say, there is no voltage that gets into your body when you are grounded. Just the opposite, when your body is grounded, EMFs are reflected away from you. Grounding drops the voltage on your body to nearly zero.” Here is the article: earthinginstitute.net/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/beware-of-earthing-misinformation-2018.pdf?fbclid=IwAR2tCy1ZOkAsPE92q6ld04qZ8OnYjUsoxs2fL6Paryq02PbVnFMQFPKUamI_aem_AUPtVfoDR-1APIV6C-OGT8pzPRjYC47lORZsbrkn7Ix1FLTR-fM0Qr37NUU3I50EIZcoXmsYC4ffyLmlijCIqag2 I also reference a few more articles in this video: th-cam.com/video/IVGDvDT3EjE/w-d-xo.html
Hi! Great question! If your numbers go up when you touch your grounding pillowcase, it could mean that the pillowcase isn't properly grounded or there's some interference affecting the measurement. Have you tried testing your outlet with an outlet tester? What numbers are you seeing before you test and then when you touch the mat? It might be interesting to test the pillowcase in some other areas and see what happens to your readings. Also, check that there are no nearby electronic devices or cords that could be causing electrical interference. Sometimes, testing in different areas of your home can give you more accurate results. If you have any more questions or need further help, feel free to ask. Happy grounding! 😊
@@RayKatDesignz my numbers go up as well and I have followed these directions to the T!! I've even tried different outlets in my house, I mean what house doesn't have other electronics in it?? That's almost near impossible to not be near other electronics. I'm not sure if I like these or not or if they're actually doing what they say they're supposed to do probably gonna send them back
Hi! Thanks so much for watching and for your question. So, as long as the ground plug doesn't "fall out," it's probably ok - however, to be sure, you may want to consider one of these outlet adapters. These will fit securely in your outlets and your grounding devices will plug in securely as well. See if these help: www.earthing.com/products/safety-adapter-us-version?_pos=1&_sid=9b541018f&_ss=r You can apply coupon code RAYKAT10 for a bit of savings! Hope this helps and happy earthing!!
Hi! Great question! 😊 If you're unsure whether your outlet is grounded, I recommend using an outlet tester, which is a simple and safe tool that can quickly tell you if your outlet is properly grounded. You can find the one I use here: ➡️Outlet Tester: amzn.to/3Q5Sjbo Along with the video on how to use here: ➡️th-cam.com/video/u2TevyUNftY/w-d-xo.html Alternatively, you can look up detailed instructions or videos on how to test for grounding using a multimeter-just be cautious, as working with outlets can be risky. Always prioritize safety, and if you're unsure, it's a good idea to consult with a professional electrician. Hope this helps!
You have the plugs already connected to the meter so I'm not sure what you plug and what color was the hole , can you explain,don't plug anything without showing where wire goes in plug to the meter first then proceed
Ahh! Excellent point. Thank you for bringing this up! ⚡The black (negative) lead goes into the “COM” port on the multimeter. ⚡The red (positive) lead goes into the “V” port on the multimeter. I will be sure to show this step more clearly in future videos. Thanks again for watching and sharing your thoughts!
Dear RayKatDesignz, Thank you very much for your wonderful video, which is helping to the thousands of TH-cam users in improving their health. Could you advise me please what is a full name of a Digital Multimeter that you have used for testing body voltage and for testing Earthing/Grounding mat and where did you buy it from? Or perhaps you could be able to provide me with a website link of a seller that sells, such Digital Multimeters? Thank you very much for your time and attention. I am looking forward hearing from you soon. I am wishing you an absolutely magnificent success and good luck in everything you do. Best Regards, Igor Appilat
Igor - thank you so very much for watching and taking the time to share such thoughtful feedback! 🌸. It means so much to me! Of course, the multimeter I show in the video is the Kaiweets Digital Multimeter and here is the link: amzn.to/3wp6RMi. It, along with some of the other earthing tools I use are linked in the video description as well. Please let me know if there is any other content I could create that you would find helpful. Best of health to you and happy earthing! 🌱🌏
I did the exact samething with black to COM red to V omA. Turned the knob to V~200 but nothing really happens. I get maybe like a quick spike to 0.3 every 5th try or so then it goes to 0 immediately.
Hi! If you're getting those quick spikes, try switching the knob to V~20 instead of V~200. This setting ought to pick up body voltage more accurately. If your meter doesn't have that setting - here is an affordable one: ➡️ Multimeter: amzn.to/3wp6RMi Let me know if this helps, and I’m here if you have any other questions!
@RayKatDesignz hi. So I got the meter you posted and tested my mat, it came back grounded but... When i unplug the mat, its still the same result. I put the black cord to the mat and hold the red cord to touch the mat UNPLUGED, I dont understand. Its the same with the conductivity tester that lights up green as well.
Yes. It’s completely normal for the body to have a voltage. Our nervous system uses electrical signals to communicate with our organs and cells, for example. We naturally pick up electrical charges from our environment as well - Earthing is especially beneficial when it comes to exposure to things like 5G and Wifi and from electronic devices and wiring around us. Grounding helps reduce that excess voltage by allowing the body to discharge it into the Earth, which can promote balance and well-being. Thanks for bringing that up! 😊🌍
So Im just doing research and I know nothing about electricity beforehand but what I can tell dc is our natural voltage and when earthing you reduce AC current
Hi! 😊 Thank you for watching and yes - with the lowest setting of 200, it can be challenging to get a good read. My original meter only had the lowest setting of 200 and I experienced what you are seeing... Ended up purchasing the one in the video (amzn.to/3wp6RMi) - you might want to try this one as it definitely should work for you!
Thank you for raising this important safety point! 😊 I agree that using multimeter probes near electrical sockets carries real risks, which is why I emphasize testing your outlets first in my videos and descriptions. For those who are new to grounding, an outdoor grounding rod can be a safer alternative. I’ll continue to underscore these precautions in future content. Thanks again for helping make grounding safer for everyone!
You may want to learn how to use a DMM prior to giving a tutorial to those who have no experience using this tool. First, you "tested" yourself wrong. You do NOT plug the negative lead from the DMM into the ground socket. You hold the Red lead between two fingers in one hand and the Black lead between two fingers in the other hand to measure your voltage. Then with the grounding mat pugged into the wall, you would touch a part of your body, your foot, back of hand, skin, whatever is easiest to the mat and watch the voltage change. The way you did it, there is no path for electrons to flow from the Red lead through your body to anything. The measurement on the meter was an incorrect reading.
Hi! I see what you are saying - however, if one were to hold both leads in your hands, as suggested, it would measure the voltage difference between your hands rather than to the ground. Thus, using the negative lead in the ground socket and the positive lead on the body is a correct method to measure body voltage relative to the ground. I appreciate your input and appreciate the discussion to ensure accuracy for everyone. Thanks for helping improve the content!
What’s the grounding mat connected to? Doesn’t appear to be connected to anything. How’s the conductive mat draining your voltage if it has no where to drain it to? I must have missed something here
Hi! The grounding mat is connected to the ground port of the outlet. I connect the mat to the ground port in the first segment of the video 😊 hope that helps and thank you for watching!
True - You're correct in that a "continuity tester" would be used to check if earthing products or mats are functioning properly. This video specifically covers how to measure body voltage before and during earthing using a voltmeter. A continuity tester or product tester is designed to measure the continuity of earthing products, not body voltage. Thanks for watching! 😊
@@estelaVillar-Oh my goodness, it absolutely has been working for me - hence my reason for starting this channel! I feel not enough of us know about this simple, natural healing remedy and am looking to spread the word with the hopes of helping others as much as possible. I am so sorry to hear you are in pain. I firmly believe earthing will provide tremendous relief for you. I'd love to hear your story and what you are trying and if / when you start to see results. I'd recommend staying grounded for more hours during the day than not, if that is possible for you. Question - I have drafted an "earthing journal" where you can log your earthing sessions and document any results. Would you be interested in using such a tool? If so, I'd be more than happy to send you a copy to try out. Thank you again for taking the time to view my videos. It means the world to me!
@@RayKatDesignz Hi there, thank you for your message. You seem like such a lovely person. What is your name? Is Kat short for Katie? I would be interested but at the moment I don’t feel well enough. I am quite limited on what I can do and I don’t go out often but when I do I make sure to walk on the grass barefoot. I’ve had this chronic condition for 8 years now and it’s beginning to affect my brain which is very worrying. I had lost all hope of getting my life back. The doctors do not help. So it’s up to me. When I found out about grounding /earthing I felt hope again. I have been ill for a long time so I know I’m not going to heal overnight. But I have already noticed some small improvements and less cravings so I am eating healthier as well. I am hoping to see some major improvements in about 6 months (fingers crossed)🤞🏻I will continue to do this for as long as I live. I will never loose my connection to the earth again 🌍
@@estelaVillar- Thank you so much for your kind words! My name is Rachel. I'm truly sorry to hear about your chronic condition and the challenges you've been facing. It's inspiring to hear that grounding/earthing has given you hope and that you're already noticing some improvements. I'm glad you're finding small victories on your healing journey. It's important to be patient with yourself and celebrate each step forward, no matter how small. Walking barefoot on the grass is a great way to stay connected to the earth. I have recently stumbled across RJ Spina who healed himself from paralysis. If you have not heard of him, something tells me, after learning from him, you will be incredibly inspired and convinced that you can do this entirely on your own - and within the 6-month goal you have set! I’d recommend his three books where he literally takes you through the steps to heal yourself. Maybe you will find them valuable: • Supercharged Self-Healing: amzn.to/3SFqY0Y • Change Your Mind: amzn.to/3LUAZ6X • Access Super Consciousness: amzn.to/3SFrxI8 You can, of course, check out his many videos on TH-cam as well. Just in case, here is a link to my earthing journal - you should be able to download it entirely free: drive.google.com/file/d/1dvs2K2E3TI1ZpSBxxa2jwSaPe9vtaIkh/view?usp=drive_link I’d love to hear if you try it and any feedback you have. Wishing you continued progress and hope on your journey. Keep staying positive and connected to the earth. If you ever need support or have questions, feel free to reach out. Take care and best of health to you! You've got this!🌻
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you're the third video I had to watch thank you so much lady you got it right
Awesome! So glad you found it helpful. Thank you so much for watching and taking the time to provide feedback! Please let me know if there is any content I could create that would answer any other questions you might have! Happy earthing! 🍃🌍
I'm following your directions exactly but when I touch my grounding mat my numbers go up a couple of digits
Thank you very helpful. Something I find odd...I follow all the steps, I have the black lead on the ground mat, hold the red, get my reading, then watch it drop when I put my hand on the mat, all as it should be.
BUT if I undo the cable from the mat, so the mat is not connected to anything, I get the exact same readings. How can this be? It's like the ground cable isn't doing anything. I also tested it on my grounded bedsheet, exactly the same.
Any thoughts on this please?
I found the same to be true with my sheets. So what are they really doing?
So glad you found it helpful! So - I have seen this as well - and I just went and tested in the manner you described and I get the same result. You will see if you use the ground port of your outlet for the black lead (Please, please test your outlet and be cautious if you choose to try it this way) , vs. touching the black lead to the mat, you will see that your body voltage indeed goes back up when you unplug the mat. If you are using the mat for the black lead, it will only work once with the meter, as the meter no longer gets a reading when you unplug the mat - so it just stays at zero, if that makes sense…. 😊 thank you for watching and for the great question!!
When I follow your instructions and I touch my grounding sheet my meter goes higher, shouldn't it go lower?
Hi! Great question. If your meter reading goes higher when you touch your grounding sheet, it might indicate an issue with the grounding setup. This could happen if the sheet isn’t properly connected to a functional ground or if there’s electrical interference nearby. I recommend double-checking the connection between your sheet and the grounding source (outlet or grounding rod). If you’re using an outlet, be sure it’s properly grounded-an outlet tester can help confirm this:
➡Outlet Tester: amzn.to/3Q5Sjbo
➡th-cam.com/users/shortsEsC8iwq6mUA
Please feel free to share more details about your meter, setup and / or anything else and I’ll do my best to help troubleshoot!" 🌍✨
Thank you so much for watching!
I'm not an electrician so this may be a stupid question but I'd sure appreciate a clarification. I've noticed that if I just directly touch both (e.g. both hands) leads, I get a low number. So, to me it is not surprising that plugging the mat into the same outlet as the black lead (different opening but same box), then me holding the red lead and touching the mat gets a similarly low number. It seems this can be accomplished by virtue of having created a circuit from me to me, though the mat, cord, and outlet, just a longer route than when I directly touched both leads. What am I missing? Thanks!
Hi & thanks so much for watching! Not a stupid question at all-it’s a really insightful observation! 🌟 What you’re describing is indeed a circuit involving your body, the leads, and the outlet. However, when you touch both leads directly, the current is just flowing within your body, bypassing the grounding system entirely. When you’re using the mat, the grounding effect happens because it connects you to the Earth (via the outlet's ground or a grounding rod), allowing excess voltage in your body to dissipate.
So, while it may seem similar, the key difference is that with the mat, your body has a pathway to release charge to the Earth, which is the essence of grounding. The meter shows this as a drop in body voltage because of that dissipation. Does that help at all?
hi can you test this while showering and bathing as the water is grounded right ??
Hi! Yes, water can conduct electricity and, in theory, could help with grounding. That’s a great idea for a video! 😊 I initially thought using a similar approach to what I showed in this video might work, like placing your hand in a sink full of water while holding the red probe in your free hand and grounding the black probe. However, when I tested it, the results weren’t as clear as I expected. If you’re interested, I can look into creating content that explores this topic further. Thanks for watching and asking! 😊. And do be careful if testing with water and electrical outlets!!! ⚡️
Thanks, that was great! - do You think it is still worth using a grounding device which shows 0.15-0.11 and doesn't entirely go down to zero (the conductivity isn't full but better than none) ??
The issue I have in my old tenement is that there is no grounded outlet, so buying a mat is pointless and living high up, I can't even install a grounding rod anywhere outside either, so my only option is to possibly buy a copper ribbon which I could tie to an unpainted part of a radiator (which is the bit that gave me this reading) and place a foot on that copper ribbon, when I am using the computer for example - what do you reckon ?
Any other ideas welcome and thanks again for this great vid.
Aww! Thank you so much for your kind words and for sharing your creative approach! 😊 A grounding device that reduces your body voltage to 0.15-0.11 is still beneficial-every little bit helps, even if it doesn't go to zero.
Your idea of using a copper ribbon attached to an unpainted part of the radiator is a great solution and appears to be working 👏! If you have copper pipes, you could also try connecting to a copper pipe, faucet or drain. Do you know if there is any natural stone or metal that runs from your unit down to ground? Like a balcony railing?? If so, you could try and test that as well.
Absolutely love your creative thinking, innovative approach and dedication to grounding! Keep it up and I'd love to hear how it's going! 🌟 Happy to answer any other questions you may have and do let me know if there is any content I could create that you'd find useful! Thank you SO much again for watching and taking the time to write such a thoughtful comment! 🌸 Wishing you the best on your grounding journey :)
Im trying to test my grounding sheet and mat, but I cant get a reading when I hold the red and put the black in the ground hole. I did test the outlet and its wired correctly. Why would I not register anything when I hold it?
Hi! Thank you for watching and for your great question! If your outlet is wired correctly but you’re not getting a reading, it could be due to a couple of things. First, make sure the multimeter is set to AC voltage (V~). Also, check that you’re holding the red lead firmly and that the black lead is securely in the ground hole. If everything is connected properly and you still don’t get a reading, it’s possible that the sensitivity of your multimeter is too low to pick up small changes in voltage. Let me know if you’re using the same settings as in the video, and we can troubleshoot further! 🌱✨
Great! Thank you, that is low readings without even grounding. We get like .700's to 1.1's in areas I thought had the least electric not even wifi.
You are welcome! Yes it really just depends and it seems to vary! Haha. I was near a window and fairly far from any electronics other than the outlet. When I am at my workstation, however, I measure between 1.1 and 1.5.
@@RayKatDesignz Where does that current go when near a work station and you are grounded? Does it pass through the person then into the ground? Thank you!
There is an article on EarthingInstitute.net that might help you. Here is a quote from it:
“When you are grounded, you become like a Faraday cage and the Faraday cage effect prevents EMFs generated by the electric wires of your home from penetrating your body. A Faraday cage is a metal enclosure used to block electromagnetic fields. Contrary to what some consultants say, there is no voltage that gets into your body when you are grounded. Just the opposite, when your body is grounded, EMFs are reflected away from you. Grounding drops the voltage on your body to nearly zero.”
Here is the article: earthinginstitute.net/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/beware-of-earthing-misinformation-2018.pdf?fbclid=IwAR2tCy1ZOkAsPE92q6ld04qZ8OnYjUsoxs2fL6Paryq02PbVnFMQFPKUamI_aem_AUPtVfoDR-1APIV6C-OGT8pzPRjYC47lORZsbrkn7Ix1FLTR-fM0Qr37NUU3I50EIZcoXmsYC4ffyLmlijCIqag2
I also reference a few more articles in this video: th-cam.com/video/IVGDvDT3EjE/w-d-xo.html
@@RayKatDesignz 😀Thank you! I appreciate that. Great Information I will read it.
What does it mean if the numbers go up when I touch my grounding pillowcase?
Hi! Great question! If your numbers go up when you touch your grounding pillowcase, it could mean that the pillowcase isn't properly grounded or there's some interference affecting the measurement. Have you tried testing your outlet with an outlet tester? What numbers are you seeing before you test and then when you touch the mat? It might be interesting to test the pillowcase in some other areas and see what happens to your readings. Also, check that there are no nearby electronic devices or cords that could be causing electrical interference. Sometimes, testing in different areas of your home can give you more accurate results. If you have any more questions or need further help, feel free to ask. Happy grounding! 😊
@@RayKatDesignz my numbers go up as well and I have followed these directions to the T!! I've even tried different outlets in my house, I mean what house doesn't have other electronics in it?? That's almost near impossible to not be near other electronics. I'm not sure if I like these or not or if they're actually doing what they say they're supposed to do probably gonna send them back
The earthing ground plug fits loosely into the ground outlets in my home. Does this effect its ability to work?
Hi! Thanks so much for watching and for your question. So, as long as the ground plug doesn't "fall out," it's probably ok - however, to be sure, you may want to consider one of these outlet adapters. These will fit securely in your outlets and your grounding devices will plug in securely as well. See if these help:
www.earthing.com/products/safety-adapter-us-version?_pos=1&_sid=9b541018f&_ss=r You can apply coupon code RAYKAT10 for a bit of savings! Hope this helps and happy earthing!!
@@RayKatDesignz Thank You!
What if I’m not even sure if my outlet is grounded and I just have a multi meter?
Hi! Great question! 😊 If you're unsure whether your outlet is grounded, I recommend using an outlet tester, which is a simple and safe tool that can quickly tell you if your outlet is properly grounded. You can find the one I use here:
➡️Outlet Tester: amzn.to/3Q5Sjbo
Along with the video on how to use here:
➡️th-cam.com/video/u2TevyUNftY/w-d-xo.html
Alternatively, you can look up detailed instructions or videos on how to test for grounding using a multimeter-just be cautious, as working with outlets can be risky. Always prioritize safety, and if you're unsure, it's a good idea to consult with a professional electrician. Hope this helps!
You have the plugs already connected to the meter so I'm not sure what you plug and what color was the hole , can you explain,don't plug anything without showing where wire goes in plug to the meter first then proceed
Ahh! Excellent point. Thank you for bringing this up!
⚡The black (negative) lead goes into the “COM” port on the multimeter.
⚡The red (positive) lead goes into the “V” port on the multimeter.
I will be sure to show this step more clearly in future videos.
Thanks again for watching and sharing your thoughts!
Dear RayKatDesignz,
Thank you very much for your wonderful video, which is helping to the thousands of TH-cam users in improving their health.
Could you advise me please what is a full name of a Digital Multimeter that you have used for testing body voltage and for testing Earthing/Grounding mat and where did you buy it from? Or perhaps you could be able to provide me with a website link of a seller that sells, such Digital Multimeters?
Thank you very much for your time and attention. I am looking forward hearing from you soon. I am wishing you an absolutely magnificent success and good luck in everything you do.
Best Regards,
Igor Appilat
Igor - thank you so very much for watching and taking the time to share such thoughtful feedback! 🌸. It means so much to me! Of course, the multimeter I show in the video is the Kaiweets Digital Multimeter and here is the link: amzn.to/3wp6RMi. It, along with some of the other earthing tools I use are linked in the video description as well. Please let me know if there is any other content I could create that you would find helpful. Best of health to you and happy earthing! 🌱🌏
I did the exact samething with black to COM red to V omA. Turned the knob to V~200 but nothing really happens. I get maybe like a quick spike to 0.3 every 5th try or so then it goes to 0 immediately.
Hi! If you're getting those quick spikes, try switching the knob to V~20 instead of V~200. This setting ought to pick up body voltage more accurately.
If your meter doesn't have that setting - here is an affordable one:
➡️ Multimeter: amzn.to/3wp6RMi
Let me know if this helps, and I’m here if you have any other questions!
@RayKatDesignz hi. So I got the meter you posted and tested my mat, it came back grounded but... When i unplug the mat, its still the same result. I put the black cord to the mat and hold the red cord to touch the mat UNPLUGED, I dont understand. Its the same with the conductivity tester that lights up green as well.
Thanks
You are very welcome! Thank you for watching! Let me know if there is any other content I could create that you’d find helpful!
Surely having a bodily voltage is normal?
Yes. It’s completely normal for the body to have a voltage. Our nervous system uses electrical signals to communicate with our organs and cells, for example. We naturally pick up electrical charges from our environment as well - Earthing is especially beneficial when it comes to exposure to things like 5G and Wifi and from electronic devices and wiring around us. Grounding helps reduce that excess voltage by allowing the body to discharge it into the Earth, which can promote balance and well-being. Thanks for bringing that up! 😊🌍
So Im just doing research and I know nothing about electricity beforehand but what I can tell dc is our natural voltage and when earthing you reduce AC current
What if the lowest setting on my multimeter is 200? I’m having a hard time getting anything to work
Hi! 😊 Thank you for watching and yes - with the lowest setting of 200, it can be challenging to get a good read. My original meter only had the lowest setting of 200 and I experienced what you are seeing... Ended up purchasing the one in the video (amzn.to/3wp6RMi) - you might want to try this one as it definitely should work for you!
Thank you!!
You are very welcome! Thank you so much for watching! Is there any other content that I could create that you’d find helpful?
suggesting non technical people start poking sockets with probes ,,,,,so dangerous ,,,
Thank you for raising this important safety point! 😊 I agree that using multimeter probes near electrical sockets carries real risks, which is why I emphasize testing your outlets first in my videos and descriptions. For those who are new to grounding, an outdoor grounding rod can be a safer alternative. I’ll continue to underscore these precautions in future content. Thanks again for helping make grounding safer for everyone!
You may want to learn how to use a DMM prior to giving a tutorial to those who have no experience using this tool. First, you "tested" yourself wrong. You do NOT plug the negative lead from the DMM into the ground socket. You hold the Red lead between two fingers in one hand and the Black lead between two fingers in the other hand to measure your voltage. Then with the grounding mat pugged into the wall, you would touch a part of your body, your foot, back of hand, skin, whatever is easiest to the mat and watch the voltage change. The way you did it, there is no path for electrons to flow from the Red lead through your body to anything. The measurement on the meter was an incorrect reading.
Not sure you’re right about that bro. I think she’s right. Your way would measure the resistance or the DC in your body. Not the AC.
Hi! I see what you are saying - however, if one were to hold both leads in your hands, as suggested, it would measure the voltage difference between your hands rather than to the ground. Thus, using the negative lead in the ground socket and the positive lead on the body is a correct method to measure body voltage relative to the ground. I appreciate your input and appreciate the discussion to ensure accuracy for everyone. Thanks for helping improve the content!
What’s the grounding mat connected to? Doesn’t appear to be connected to anything. How’s the conductive mat draining your voltage if it has no where to drain it to? I must have missed something here
Hi! The grounding mat is connected to the ground port of the outlet. I connect the mat to the ground port in the first segment of the video 😊 hope that helps and thank you for watching!
@@RayKatDesignzohh 🤦♂️. Thanks. That makes sense now
I’m sorry but that’s not how you test a grounding mat.
True - You're correct in that a "continuity tester" would be used to check if earthing products or mats are functioning properly. This video specifically covers how to measure body voltage before and during earthing using a voltmeter. A continuity tester or product tester is designed to measure the continuity of earthing products, not body voltage. Thanks for watching! 😊
Okay, yes, that’s fair enough. As long as it works. I have chronic pain and I’m really hoping for this to work. Has it been working for you so far?
@@estelaVillar-Oh my goodness, it absolutely has been working for me - hence my reason for starting this channel! I feel not enough of us know about this simple, natural healing remedy and am looking to spread the word with the hopes of helping others as much as possible. I am so sorry to hear you are in pain. I firmly believe earthing will provide tremendous relief for you. I'd love to hear your story and what you are trying and if / when you start to see results. I'd recommend staying grounded for more hours during the day than not, if that is possible for you. Question - I have drafted an "earthing journal" where you can log your earthing sessions and document any results. Would you be interested in using such a tool? If so, I'd be more than happy to send you a copy to try out. Thank you again for taking the time to view my videos. It means the world to me!
@@RayKatDesignz Hi there, thank you for your message. You seem like such a lovely person. What is your name? Is Kat short for Katie? I would be interested but at the moment I don’t feel well enough. I am quite limited on what I can do and I don’t go out often but when I do I make sure to walk on the grass barefoot. I’ve had this chronic condition for 8 years now and it’s beginning to affect my brain which is very worrying. I had lost all hope of getting my life back. The doctors do not help. So it’s up to me. When I found out about grounding /earthing I felt hope again. I have been ill for a long time so I know I’m not going to heal overnight. But I have already noticed some small improvements and less cravings so I am eating healthier as well. I am hoping to see some major improvements in about 6 months (fingers crossed)🤞🏻I will continue to do this for as long as I live. I will never loose my connection to the earth again 🌍
@@estelaVillar- Thank you so much for your kind words! My name is Rachel. I'm truly sorry to hear about your chronic condition and the challenges you've been facing. It's inspiring to hear that grounding/earthing has given you hope and that you're already noticing some improvements.
I'm glad you're finding small victories on your healing journey. It's important to be patient with yourself and celebrate each step forward, no matter how small. Walking barefoot on the grass is a great way to stay connected to the earth.
I have recently stumbled across RJ Spina who healed himself from paralysis. If you have not heard of him, something tells me, after learning from him, you will be incredibly inspired and convinced that you can do this entirely on your own - and within the 6-month goal you have set! I’d recommend his three books where he literally takes you through the steps to heal yourself. Maybe you will find them valuable:
• Supercharged Self-Healing: amzn.to/3SFqY0Y
• Change Your Mind: amzn.to/3LUAZ6X
• Access Super Consciousness: amzn.to/3SFrxI8
You can, of course, check out his many videos on TH-cam as well.
Just in case, here is a link to my earthing journal - you should be able to download it entirely free: drive.google.com/file/d/1dvs2K2E3TI1ZpSBxxa2jwSaPe9vtaIkh/view?usp=drive_link
I’d love to hear if you try it and any feedback you have.
Wishing you continued progress and hope on your journey. Keep staying positive and connected to the earth. If you ever need support or have questions, feel free to reach out.
Take care and best of health to you! You've got this!🌻