Bareflowmat is advertised as a grounding—or “earthing”—mat intended to simulate the electrical connection between the human body and the Earth while indoors. The product is designed for use in home or office environments, where direct contact with the ground is typically absent due to modern building materials and lifestyle habits.
The mat itself generally consists of a conductive surface, often made from carbon-infused materials or silver-threaded fabric, which is connected via a grounding cord to a properly grounded electrical outlet or, in some cases, an external ground rod. This setup is meant to provide a pathway for electrical charge to pass between the body and the Earth.
According to proponents of grounding practices, when bare skin comes into contact with the mat, electrons are able to flow from the Earth into the body. This process is said to help neutralize excess positive electrical charge and restore a more natural electrical balance within the body. Supporters argue that this mirrors the physiological effects of walking barefoot on natural surfaces such as grass, soil, or sand.
In contemporary life, however, constant separation from the Earth has become the norm. Synthetic flooring, elevated buildings, rubber- or plastic-soled footwear, and widespread insulation materials significantly reduce opportunities for direct grounding. Bareflowmat positions itself as a practical solution to this problem, offering a controlled and convenient way to re-establish grounding without requiring lifestyle changes such as spending extended time outdoors barefoot.
