Geobiology is the science that helps you answer questions about your place of living and working. By studying the various factors in a location that can impact living beings—whether in homes, offices, or any space where humans, animals, plants, or even fermentation bacteria reside, geobiology reveals the hidden influences of our built and natural environments on health and well-being.

The word "geobiology" comes from three Greek words: Gé (Earth), bios (life), and logos (science or study).

This field detects different factors in a location that can impact living beings by studying terrain, dwellings, offices, and any place where living organisms spend time.

Geobiology identifies "geopathogenic" zones and electromagnetic waves that exceed certain thresholds, which over time can disturb living systems. Our vulnerability depends on three key factors: the intensity of disturbances, the duration of exposure, and our personal constitution.

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