The Truth About EMFs

Are EMF’s harmful? An average 8-10 year old in the US spends 6 hours on screens, and an 11-14 year old spends 9 hours on screens per day according to the CDC. An average adult spends 6 hours and 59 minutes daily on electronic devices. Screen times are getting higher on mobile devices and lower on TV. Here is an EEG brain scan of using a VR headset for 10 minutes. Note that green is normal. 

EEG brain scan without any electronic devices nearby
EEG Brain scan using VR headset for 10 minutes

Do EMFs and 5G Radiation harm us?

The World Health Organization in 2011 classified frequencies between 30kHz and 300 GHz to be possible carcinogens. The range of 5G wavelengths cell phone companies used are generally between 600MHz to 39 GHz, depending on need for range and coverage.

Microwave frequency spans from 300MHz to 30GHz. So, in effect the 5G wavelengths overlap microwave wavelengths. It wouldn’t be great to microwave your brain or body would it? An article in the Oct 2020 issue of Oncology Letters, calls out problems with lack of unbiased studies and government responsibility in relation to studies on safety of 5G. Unfortunately many claims on the safety on 5G are made by those having financial profitability or political affiliations. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7405337/

A 2016 study, prior to 5G rollout demonstrated that use of cellphone over 50 minutes per day could have effects of early dementia, insomnia, headaches, thermal damage to the brain, and long term cancer risk. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4930268/

Some other anecdotal symptoms reported related to EMF exposure include:

• numbness
• pain
• headaches
• insomnia
• brain fog
• fatigue
• mood issues: anxiety, depression, irritability
• difficulty concentrating, forgetfullness
• red blood cell decreased oxygen capacity
• increased cellular mutation, potential carcinogenicity
• inflammation

What’s the Solution:

There are so many anti-EMF devices on the market and it can be time consuming to research what a good product would be. I spent some time doing research and found this company Aires Tech, that had a lot of scientific backing to their products. 

This device does not block EMFs. Which actually may be good because if the waves are surrounding you, there is no way to shield your body entirely, short of a body suit! These devices from Aires Tech contain a computer chip, that actually utilizes EMF frequencies to power the chip, converting the harmful EMFs to a frequency that is healthy and compatible to our human body. Here are photos of EEG brain scans. The photo to the left is after using a cell phone for 10 minutes. The photo to the right is using a cell phone for 10 minutes with the Aires Tech Device. Green is healthy and Red is Inflammed (bad). 

Left Image: Brain EEG using phone for 10 minutes. Right Image: brain EEG with Aires device attached to cell phone

I personally can feel the heat, or a buzzing sensation if I put a cellphone into my pocket. But other than that, I did not think I had any effects from phones, routers, computers personally. But when I started wearing the Lifetune Go, I had more energy, felt calmer and more noticed that I am finishing projects faster when wearing the device. I didn’t even know some of these frequencies were affecting me until I used this device.

I would recommend attaching the Lifetune One to your cellphone, computer, tablet or VR headset. Then use the Lifetune Go to protect yourself, it covers a larger area of 32 feet diameter. The company recommends keeping it near you on a keychain but I have personally felt more effect wearing it as a necklace on me. Hope this info is helpful for you. We cannot eliminate electronic devices or 5G around us in our modern age, but we can utilize some of these thoughtful devices to help neutralize some of the potential negative effects. Here's the link to more studies about the Aires devices as well as to get one for yourself. 

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The information above is intended for educational purposes only and is not intended to diagnose, treat or cure disease.