I have spoken with both E. Podkletnov, and Robert Baker who are at the
forefront of gravity research about my interest into the effects of
gravity on human psychology and physiology.  Both of them agreed that
they shared my beliefs in the matter, and Baker is currently
researching the effects that his gravity wave generator has on human
skin cells.

I've discovored a way we can reproduce these amazing effects at home.
Our bodies sense gravity throuhg air pressure in the enviornment, which
varies do to the lunar tides.  Air pressure also changes naturally
because of atmospheric conditions caused by solar heating.  The effects
of my research may be reproduced in particularly low pressure
environements like you find near tornados.

Also there is a great way to reduce 'gravity' artificially.  You can go
into a Sauna!  The hot air and moisture in a sauna lowers the air
pressure in the room, and your body feels like it is night time.  This
isn't the same as zero gravity, but Saunas will certainly have an
effect on your consciousness.  The ancients have always known this.

Particularly hot Saunas called sweat lodges lower the air pressure so
much, especially when they are run at higher elevations and in already
lowered seasonal atmospheric conditons.  These work so well that they
induce altered states of mind, very much like dreaming when you are
awake.

Sweat lodges are known to get so hot that people pass out when they are
in the ceremonies.  This could also be do to the heat which is
amplified from the moisture.  The heat itself stimulates blood flow
throughout the body and an expansion of the cells.  This is great for
the respiratory and cardiovascular systems.

The steam is also especially good for releasing pressure in the
sinuses, which as I wrote in my report is how we sense gravity.