Includes a 50,000 Ohm resistor near the stud end to prevent unforseen electric currents from passing through in the extremely unlikely event of an electrical fault with your outlet.
The cord is 4 meters or 13 feet long.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is the Groundingwell Wire used for?
It’s a replacement grounding cord for your Groundingwell products, such as the mats and bed sheets. It keeps your grounding setup working safely and reliably.
2. Is it compatible with all Groundingwell products?
Yes, it fits every Groundingwell mat and bedsheet, so you can swap it in smoothly when needed.
3. What safety feature does this cord include?
The wire includes a built‑in 50,000‑ohm resistor near the stud end. This helps block any unexpected electrical current in the very unlikely event of an outlet fault.
4. How long is the wire?
It measures 4 meters (about 13 feet), giving you enough length to reach your outlet without strain.
5. What should I do if the cord isn't working or breaks?
If your cord stops working, just get a replacement. This product is designed for that exact purpose. And if you need help with your order or have questions, their support team is ready to help.
Grounding surrounds us every day. The electrical appliances we depend on would overheat and catch fire if they were not grounded, simply because the electron balance would be lost.
On the surface, being ungrounded looks like nothing at all, yet inside the body a dangerous reaction is under way: the surplus electrons picked up from electronic devices have no path out, so they wreck havoc on our cells and on how our systems work.
When your body is linked to the earth's own healing energy through the GroundingWell Mat, those healing electrons move into your skin and cells and neutralize the harmful effects of outside electrical interference — almost instantly.
How Does Grounding Improve Your Health?
Grounding supports better sleep by helping the autonomic nervous system find balance and by lowering cortisol, the stress hormone. That system governs heart rate, digestion and the sleep cycle, so when it settles, muscles relax and stress eases — making it easier to fall asleep and stay asleep.
Grounding helps blood circulate more freely, carrying extra oxygen and nutrients into muscle and organ tissue. Better circulation translates directly into more energy, faster muscular recovery and relief from pain.
Grounding can lift energy levels and take the edge off fatigue, likely thanks to improved circulation and less inflammation. Our community also tells us that sharper mental clarity and focus tend to show up right away.
Grounding eases stress and anxiety by bringing the autonomic nervous system back into balance, calming pain and inflammation, deepening sleep and relaxation, and improving overall health — and each of those adds up to a calmer, less anxious you.
What the Science Says About Grounding
96%
of participants report feeling significant more relaxed while using the Mat
93%
of participants recorded a significant reduction in inflammation documented with infrared imaging in a 2015 study by Oschman, Brown & Chevalier
100%
of participants recorded a significant improvement in blood viscocity and reduction in blood clumping after 10 minutes of grounding, in a 2015 study by Oschman, Brown & Chevalier
Based on Peer Reviewed Scientific Studies. Updated to 2023.
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Supports healthy circulation for people who sit all day
For patients who spend most of the day seated, the GroundingWell Mat can be a straightforward way to support healthy blood flow. Studies suggest that grounding may help red blood cells move more freely, which points to oxygen and nutrients reaching tissue more easily. In practice it is an easy habit to keep, since the mat sits under a desk and needs no extra effort during the workday.
The GroundingWell Mat is a conductive carbon surface made for daytime grounding at a desk, on the couch or on the floor. Grounding is a practice with peer-reviewed research behind it, looking at how it relates to circulation, inflammation and the body's response to stress. For patients who want a calmer daily routine, it is a low-effort addition that fits into hours they already spend sitting.
†This clinician notes that larger-scale research supporting these product claims is still developing. These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA and are not meant as medical advice.
