Body Voltage
Body Voltage>
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A static discharge (shock) is not perceived by most people until there is an accumulation of charge of about 3000-4000 V.
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PROPER GROUNDING: STUDIED EFFECTS
Pulse rate
Respiratory rate
Blood oxygenation
Perfusion index
Skin conductance
Nighttime cortisol level
Pain
Stress
Quality of sleep
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Body Voltage is defined by building biologists as the AC voltage induced on a person's body by electric fields in the environment. The measurement unit is Volts or, using the physiologic scale, milliVolts.
Voltage is defined as the electrical potential energy per unit charge. Our bodies build up voltage when a potential charge difference develops on our bodies relative to ground/earth.
Building biologists try to create an environment -- especially in the bedroom because we are most vulnerable while sleeping -- where the body voltage is allowed to be as low as possible. It must be done responsibly, with a thorough knowledge of proper assessment techniques and electricity.
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