I've tested this with a voltmeter.
You can ONLY ground yourself when walking barefoot on grass or
sticking a metal rod in the ground and connecting to it.
You CANNOT ground barefoot on sand, dirt, concrete or asphalt.
You CAN ground yourself WITH shoes on by touching or holding to a plant, branch, or tree.

In response Joyce Chandler to her Publication

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In response Oʼ Boy WTF to his Publication

I am reading it works on pave stone, cement but not asphalt. Lots of conflicting info on this.

In response Bootsie 1776 to her Publication

I've testes on paved stone and cement and I was not grounded.
We need to fully understand what grounding fully is.
Because stepping or toughing living matter works.
Tested this 100's of time.

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In response Oʼ Boy WTF to his Publication

I am reading it works on pave stone, cement but not asphalt. Lots of conflicting info on this.

In response Oʼ Boy WTF to his Publication

Might be a dumb question but would being in the Ocean have a similar effect?

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In response Kelly Loeser to her Publication

Electricity flows better in wet ground than dry, and salty ocean conducts electricity especially well. That's why everyone gets out of water when thunderstorms are getting close. Better than walking barefoot on grass is morning dew on grass or after the rain, but even better is to go swimming or surfing. Salty water conducts better than fresh water. You've got a great lifestyle! Hours of grounding at a time when surfing.

In response Kelly Loeser to her Publication

for sure

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