Most mattress companies are focused on comfort and luxury, but Samina is one of the few exceptions. In this interview, Nick talks to Claus Pummer, a sleep expert and North American distributor of Samina — a sleep system that might just be the healthiest in the world.
They also dive into the controversy about using grounding/earthing equipment inside to improve sleep, and explore the common issues with regular and high end mattresses that can negatively impact health.
Discussed during this episode:
- Is grounding inside the home safe and effective to improve sleep? The answer isn’t so simple
- What bedding materials are really natural
- Why it’s ideal to choose a mattress without any metal springs or other metal components
- The different components of the Samina sleep system
Links Mentioned:
- Samina Sleep — use coupon code NICK for 10% off
- Contact Samina at [email protected]
- Contact Claus at [email protected]
- Call Samina toll free at 1877 494 1091
- Dr. Dietrich Klinghardt
- Dr. Günther W. Amann-Jennson
- Charité institute
- Dr. Magda Havas
- Dr. Joseph Mercola
- Moorcroft’s paper on the benefits of incline sleep
- Clinic which uses Samina beds
- The Earthing Institute
- Samina Sleep on Instagram
- Follow Samina Sleep on Facebook
- Follow Samina Sleep on Twitter
- Follow Samina Sleep on LinkedIn
NOTE: This content is based on Nick’s opinion and is provided solely for entertainment purposes. You should do your own research when searching for information regarding health issues and always review the information carefully with your professional health care provider before using any of the protocols or recommendations presented on this podcast. The information provided is not intended to replace medical advice offered by a physician or other licensed health care provider.
4 Responses
A canopy would still be necessary even with a Samina bed, correct? Perhaps you could interview a good canopy company spokesperson, Nick. You would think that a bed that is so expensive would include a canopy, or at least have an optional canopy available for purchase with it. This is a business opportunity that Samina is overlooking, I think!
Yes, a canopy (or a room shielded with paint) would be a good addition to a Samina if you really want to minimize your EMF exposure at night. I’m interviewing Brian from Shielded Healing in December and we do talk about canopies. Brian might start selling affordable canopies soon on his website — I’ll keep everyone updated about it.
If there is no electricity in the headboard, are coil mattresses still going to give me a lot of emf exposure? I have so many sensitivities (mcas and mcs) that I can only tolerate organic cotton or pla in my mattress (no natural latex or rubber) and there aren’t a lot of options for metal free futons/mattresses like this.
If there is no electricity in the headboard and you identify which breakers to turn off at night in order to shut down electricity in your bedroom, then a coil mattress wouldn’t be a major issue when it comes to attracting electric fields. If I had a coil mattress I’d make sure that the bed frame itself is as free of metal as possible (nails and screws are fine).