According to information from RIA Novosti, citing the British tabloid Daily Mail, there is an increase in natural vibration on Earth, also known as "Schumann resonance."
In recent weeks, this "humming" vibration of the planet has experienced unusual spikes, raising questions about the impact of this phenomenon on human psycho-emotional state and cognitive processes, the publication notes.
Some researchers and advocates of a healthy lifestyle suggest that these frequencies may coincide with brain waves responsible for sleep and concentration. However, traditional science has not yet confirmed these hypotheses.
At the same time, medical professionals warn that there is insufficient clinical evidence to support such claims.
This month, the K index, which measures the intensity of magnetic storms, exceeded a value of 5.0, which may have caused some sensitive individuals to feel changes.
When a person tries to relax or fall asleep, their brain produces slow theta waves, which typically oscillate between four to eight cycles per second.
