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Two studies published in 2018 at the Chopra Center for Wellbeing in Carlsbad, California, show that grounding can assist massage therapists combat the typical pain problems and energy drain that frequently cause early vocational burnout. The study, which involved 16 therapists employed at the centre over a six-week period, found a significant difference in the therapists' feelings and performance when they were grounded for four weeks as opposed to not being grounded (first and last week of the study). They reported much decreased discomfort, as well as improved energy, bodily function, and mood, after being grounded. Therapists used grounded sheets when sleeping at home and grounded foot mats at work (placed on the floor and below the massage table sheet).....