Interdisciplinary Analysis of Earth?s Geomagnetic Quantum Field: A Study on Human Physiology & Agronomy

This analytical thesis explores various intricacies and connections of the Earth's geomagnetic quantum field on edaphological soil science and human physiology. By conducting an extensive review of empirical studies and performing qualitative analyses with quantitative overtones, this thesis examined the influence of geomagnetic fluctuations on soil health, plant growth, and human physiological responses. Our research indicates that geomagnetic quantum fields are pivotal in maintaining ecological balance and promoting human well-being. These findings underscore the importance of further interdisciplinary research in this domain. This study not only enhances our understanding of the biological effects of geomagnetism but also outlines potential avenues for future research. By elucidating the interactions between the Earth's geomagnetic field, soil health, and human physiological processes, this paper contributes to a more comprehensive understanding of the role of geomagnetism in both ecological systems and human health.