EMF Radiation

What is it?

Electromagnetic Fields (EMF) refer to invisible areas of energy associated with the use of electrical power and various forms of wireless communication, such as Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and cell phones. EMF radiation is categorized into two types:

 

Non-Ionizing Radiation: Includes everyday devices that do not have enough energy to ionize atoms but can accumulate in our bodies, potentially causing health issues.

 

Ionizing Radiation: Has enough energy to remove electrons from atoms, leading to more severe biological damage.

Why should I care?

Non-ionizing radiation from devices like cell phones and Wi-Fi can confuse our biological clocks and accumulate in our bodies, potentially leading to health issues over time. Children are especially vulnerable to EMF radiation.

Historical insights

Michael Faraday’s invention of the Faraday cage, which blocks electromagnetic fields, underscores the long-standing recognition of EMF’s impact. Modern concerns have escalated with technologies like 5G, which uses millimeter-wave technology necessitating denser cell tower placement, raising health concerns.

Additional Resources

Smart Meters & 5G Concerns

  • Smart Meters: Emit RF radiation to report power usage, contributing to overall EMF exposure.
  • 5G Technology: Uses smaller millimeter waves, requiring more cell towers and raising potential health risks, especially for those living near these towers.

Protecting yourself from EMF Radiation

  1. Limit Wireless Device Usage:

    • Use wired internet connections.
    • Turn off wireless devices when not in use.
    • Avoid Bluetooth devices.
  2. Mitigate Exposure:

    • Opt-out of smart meters.
    • Unplug devices like video game consoles and Wi-Fi routers at night.
    • Use EMF-deflective paint and protective clothing.
  3. Household Changes:

    • Use blue light filters on screens.
    • Choose incandescent bulbs over LEDs.
    • Install blackout curtains to block street lights.

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EMF protective Sweatshirts

Size

LengthChestSleeveYour Height

X-Small

25"

43"

32.5"

< 5'3

Small

26"

44.5"

33"

5’5-5'7

Medium

27"

46"

34"

5’7-5'9

Large

27.5"

48"

34.5"

5’9-5'11

X-Large

28"

50"

35"

5’11-6'1

XX-Large

29"

51.5"

35.5"

6’1 >

emf protective t-shirt
(women's sizing)

Size

Length

Chest

Small

24.5"

34"

Medium

25"

34.5"

Large

26"

37"

X-Large

27"

38.5"

emf protective t-shirt
(men's sizinG)

Size

Length

Chest

Small

27"

38.5"

Medium

28"

40"

Large

28.5"

41.5"

X-Large

30"

43.5"

XX-Large

30"

45"

emf protective tank top (women's sizing)

Size

Length

Chest

Waist

Small (0-2)

21.5"

22-25"

28"

Medium (2-4)

22.5"

32"

29.5"

Large (4-6)

23.5"

34"

31"

X-Large (10-12)

24"

35.5"

32.5"

XX-Large (12-14)

25"

37"

34"

emf protective sweatpants (women's sizing)

Size

Length

Waist

Hips

Small (0-2)

37"

27-29"

40-42"

Medium (2-4)

38"

29-31"

42-44"

Large (4-6)

39"

31-33"

44-46"

X-Large (10-12)

40"

33-35"

46-48"

XX-Large (12-14)

41"

35-37"

48-50"

emf protective leggings (women's sizing)

Size

Length

Waist

Hips

Small (0-2)

38"

22-25"

29-32"

Medium (2-4)

38.5"

24-27"

31-34"

Large (4-6)

39"

25-28"

32-35"

X-Large (10-12)

39.5"

26-29"

33-36"

XX-Large (12-14)

39.5"

27-30"

34-37"

emf protective shorts (men's sizing)

Size

Length

Waist

Hips

Small

19.5"

26-30"

41-43"

Medium

20"

28-32"

43-45"

Large

20.5"

30-34"

45-47"

X-Large

21"

31-35"

46-48"

XX-Large

21.5"

33-37"

48-50"

boxer briefs

Size

Length

Waist

Small

9"

29.5-31.5"

Medium

9"

31.5-33.5"

Large

10"

32.5-35"

X-Large

10"

36-39"

XX-Large

11"

39-42"

boxer briefs

Size

Length

Waist

Small

9"

29.5-31.5"

Medium

9"

31.5-33.5"

Large

10"

32.5-35"

X-Large

10"

36-39"

XX-Large

11"

39-42"

EMF Protective Sweatshirts

Men’s Fit

SizeLengthChestSleeveYour Height
Small2644.5335’5
Medium2746345’7
Large27.54834.55’9
X-Large2850355’11
XX-Large2951.535.56’1