The Seghetti Panichi Historic Gardens is the first historic garden in Italy to have bioenergetic paths. A bioenergetic garden is a green space where in some places it is possible to obtain particular benefits from the plants. This is due to the interaction of the natural electromagnetism of the place with the specific electromagnetism emitted by various types of plant that are found there. The innovative technique of 'Bioenergetic Landscapes' enables the identification or creation of special therapeutic areas. Thus it is possible to define precisely what type of beneficial influences are constantly and generously given off by the plant world. The bioenergetic path in the Seghetti Panichi Historic Gardens is a walk that links the therapeutic areas identified in this splendid garden. Various types of typically Mediterranean plant species (palms, holm oaks, olive trees, etc.) possess characteristics that are positive for man. Thanks to their correct positioning they generate vast areas of up to dozens of metres in diameter, with specific influences on the various organs and biological functions (immune, nervous and cardiocirculatory systems, liver, thyroid, etc.). The garden was studied and the bioenegetic areas were identified by Marco Nieri, ecodesigner from Bologna.

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