Ana Johnson
Feng Shui
Feng Shui is a time tested traditional Chinese practice used to improve health and overall well-being. See below for evidence.
Feng Shui Evidence
1. Improved Mood
Feng Shui used to enhance bedroom arrangements has been found to improve sleep quality and efficiency, reduce stress, and improve overall satisfaction with the bedroom environment (Hong, 2018; Kryzanowski, 2021).
2. Reduced Stress
Feng Shui has been found to reduce levels of stress by reducing exposure to identified geopathic stress zones that emit radiation due to disruptions in the earth’s electromagnetic field (Manickam, 2018).
3. Improved Quality of Life
Women whose homes were designed following Feng Shui principles were found to have a higher quality of life than those who did not (ELToukhy, 2021).
References
ELToukhy, N. S. (2021). Compatibility of house design with Fung Shui and its relationship to housewife’s life quality. International Design Journal, 11(2), 57–77. https://doi.org/10.21608 /idj.2021.151962
Hong, W. T. (2018). Bedroom layout based on Feng Shui conception for sleep quality improvement: Case study of young female adults in Malaysia / Hong Wan Thing [PhD, University of Malaya]. http://studentsrepo.um.edu.my/8953/
Kryžanowski, Š. (2021). Impact of Feng Shui Bedrooms on Self-Assessed Sleep and Well-Being: A Randomized Double-Blind Field Research with Instrumental Biocommunication. South East European Journal of Architecture and Design, 2021, 1–8. https://doi.org/10.3889 /seejad.2021.10057
Manickam, S. (2018). Potential Impact of Geopathic Radiation on Environment and Health. Current World Environment, Volume 13 (Special-issue-Environmental Impact and Assessment (2018)). http://cwejournal.org/vol13noImpact/potential-impact-of-geopathic-radiation-on-environment-and- health