ELF phenomenon in brief

The Schumann resonance is a natural electromagnetic phenomenon in the extremely low frequency (ELF) band, with a fundamental frequency around ±7.8 Hz. It is caused by lightning discharges between the Earth and the ionosphere and is measured worldwide.

BRING THE EARTH'S ENERGY INTO YOUR HOME

Connection between earth and man

Discover the Schumann resonance—the Earth's natural electromagnetic frequency, often referred to as the "Earth frequency" or the ELF phenomenon. First described by Winfried Otto Schumann in 1952, this resonance establishes a fundamental rhythm between the Earth and the ionosphere and is crucial for studies of geoelectromagnetic phenomena.

What is the Schumann resonance?
The Schumann resonance occurs when lightning discharges generate electromagnetic waves that resonate back and forth between the Earth and the ionosphere. The primary frequency is around 7.83 Hz (ELF band). This natural resonance is measured worldwide and is important in research into terrestrial electromagnetic fields.

Earth and ionosphere: how it works
The Earth and the ionosphere together form a resonant chamber through which ELF waves can circulate. This dynamic creates multiple harmonics above the fundamental frequency, which is relevant for physics research, atmospheric science, and measurements of global electrical activity.

Relationship with biological rhythms
Many researchers and nature enthusiasts refer to the Schumann resonance as a natural background frequency that coincides with certain biological rhythms. While scientific evidence for direct health claims is limited and the subject of ongoing research, there is growing interest in how Earth's ELF fields correlate with biological and circadian systems.

Effects of modern electromagnetic sources
In a highly digitalized environment, exposure to artificial electromagnetic radiation (such as mobile networks, Wi-Fi, and electronic devices) increases. Some studies and experts discuss potential disruptions to the natural Earth frequency and emphasize the importance of further research into attunement and well-being in a technological society.

  • NATURAL EARTH FREQUENCY

    Connect to the Schumann resonance (≈7.83 Hz) as the background rhythm of the planet; experience a subtle, natural electromagnetic foundation in your living environment

  • DAILY BALANCE

    Use in the bedroom, living room, or office to reduce electronic noise and support a calmer atmosphere for focus and recovery.

  • SCIENCE & CONTEXT

    Based on geophysical measurements and ongoing research; encourages attention to natural rhythms without making medical claims.
THE EARTH FREQUENCY IN YOUR HOME EVERY DAY

Natural tuning

The Schumann frequency is often described as the "heartbeat" of the earth. Our biology evolved in an environment with these background frequencies, and many people experience greater peace and balance when in harmony with natural electromagnetic rhythms. This sense of connection applies not only to the night but to all aspects of daily life.

Stress reduction and general well-being
Exposure to Earth-based ELF frequencies can promote relaxation and reduce tension. This often makes people feel calmer and more focused—not only for better sleep but also for clear thinking during work or relaxation. Note: Scientific evidence is still developing; formulations remain more cautious and based on observations and preliminary studies.

Sleep and day rhythm
Besides potentially supporting sleep (falling asleep faster, deeper sleep phases), tuning into natural frequencies can help maintain a stable circadian rhythm. By better synchronizing biological rhythms, some people experience improved daytime energy levels and greater recovery at night.

Installation at home and in the office

  • Living room: Create a calm living environment by keeping devices away and choosing a place where you can relax and congregate — this will help you enjoy a better balance between relaxation and socializing.
  • Bedroom: Turn off or remove electronic interference sources as much as possible for a quieter electromagnetic environment at night.
  • Office: Small adjustments, such as a workspace with fewer direct electromagnetic sources and short breaks in a natural environment, can help with concentration and stress reduction.
    These applications focus on reducing abnormal electronic noise and facilitating natural background fields, not on medical treatment.

What's happening at the cellular level?

Circadian synchronization: ELF fields may contribute to the regulation of circadian processes that influence hormones and sleep-wake cycles.

Cell communication and ion balance: Natural electromagnetic fields influence electrical signaling and ion flows across cell membranes, which can affect neuronal and cellular communication pathways.

Oxidative stress and repair processes: Exposure to constant artificial electromagnetic radiation has been linked in some studies to increased cellular stress; preliminary findings suggest that returning to a more natural electromagnetic environment may contribute to a more favorable repair environment for cells.
Important: Many of these mechanisms are currently under investigation. While there is no clear evidence yet to support direct health claims, the biochemical and physiological hypotheses provide a plausible basis for further study.

READY FOR DISRUPTIONS

Deep rest with natural rhythms

Tuning into the Earth's frequency helps transform your bedroom into a calming environment—supporting restful nights, faster sleep, and natural recovery without medical promises.

WO SCHUMANN IN THE BEDROOM