The important thing that people don't understand about EMFs is that natural EMFs have a certain regular rhythm that is harmonious to our health. EMFs from Cell towers, Cell phones radiation from appliances - especiaily microwaves, TVs, computers, hair dryers are disorganized uneven rhythms and compete with the natural rhythm of our immune systems which creates stress and inflammation and if exposed long enough cancer and other illness. So if we can neutralize or organize the rhythm of the dangerous EMFs, we can avoid the negative health impact of the EMFs. Don't forget there is also Y-shield paint they use on submarines to protect them from radiation you can get which blocks EMFs from penetrating your walls. Unfortunately it only comes in black so you have to paint over it after you've applied it and it is dry. A possible down side is that some people think it might also prevent radiation from exiting the area.
@@ayyliqn2142 One way you can find out if you are near unharmonious EMFs is to take a transistor radio around a room after setting it between two stations so all you hear is static. As you get closer to appliances or electrical fixtures emitting harmful radiation, the static will get louder and louder the closer you get. Of course you can also buy EMF detectors. Typically what creates the worst radiation are microwave ovens, refrigerators, electric ovens and worse are the new magnetic stove tops,, televisions, routers, computers, cell phones, blue tooth gadgets the old fashioned light dimmer switches. Outside of course there are cell towers, power line, the LED lights with cameras. and much more.
Another thing people can do is switch to wired internet (ethernet) and turn off wireless at the phone company's central office altogether. For the phone, get a land-line.
Have you had symptoms such as fatigue, headaches, poor memory, difficulty sleeping, and lack of clarity in your thoughts? It may seem like these could be the results of daily stress and frenzy, but there could be another culprit. All of these are symptoms of electro-sensitivity, which is something that more and more people find themselves affected by. Studies conducted in 1997 found "less than a few cases (of electro-sensitivity) per million", however now as much as 2.5% of the population is affected by electro-sensitivity. Even with the most moderate calculations, electrosensitivity is 10,000 times more common today than it was 20 years ago. Why could this be? Electro-sensitivity and its symptoms appear to be triggered by certain microwave frequencies of electromagnetic radiation. Due to their high frequency, microwaves allow for higher transmission rates and smaller antenna sizes, which is perfect for high-tech devices that are constantly getting smaller and faster. These are devices such as cell phones, tablets, laptops, and any device that can connect to Wi-Fi, which can now include TVs and refrigerators
Unfortunately, measuring outside of a lab environment that's free of EMFs doesn't produce reliable results. There is just too much EMF noise to get good readings. So we'll have to rely on third-party lab results. All reputable vendors show the test reports on their webpage, including Waveblock and the maker of the blanket I have.
EMF meters are useless when it comes to measuring devices that transmute radiation. These work on the subtle energy level. It would be like trying to measure photons with a microphone. It's the wrong tool for the job. You can verify the effectiveness of subtle energy devices through radiesthesia, gas discharge visualization (GDV), or doing a live blood analysis using dark field microscopy.
Your nuts if you're still putting those earbuds in your ears after you have been educated on EMFs. Never put a phone or those earbuds near your head. Never wear an Apple watch either. Just wait 15 years from now to see the results.....
I trust third-party labs more than "a lot of videos." See www.waveblock.com/pages/about-us?view=lab-reports&ose=false# What most people don't understand is that you can't use EMF meters at home to measure the effectiveness of those stickers because of the EMF pollution in your home. That's why labs use clean environments that don't have any EMF pollution.
Also check out emf solutions. Their chips remediate the radiation rather then blocking them. I like the idea of using a combination of items like silver threaded clothes and blankets, etc. I used to use the stickers also.
@@MichaelKummerwithin the range of what companies claim their products to achieve, you can absolutely test at home. You will not get isolated lab results, but you’ll get at least 90% of it. I find nothing in the lab report that indicates deflecting radiation. F you’re using emf protective blanket or garments, you better ground them otherwise all that conductive slver just attracts more harmful radiation to you and through you.same for faraday cage. It’s not true that “none of the radiation” can enter an area that you hang shielding mesh around. I fact, the highly electro-conductive mesh attracts EMF which again is the reason why you must ground it. Otherwise you surround yourself with an amolified field of EF.
EMS is fake, it’s a fake condition created by a very strange form of “covert vulnerable narcissists”. These narcissists always need to play “the victim” and this made up condition is just a way for them to fake victimhood. It’s a mental illness. Narcissism can be treated by a therapist who specializes in narcissistic recovery. ❤❤❤
...so, the cap you can put over your Smart Meter, does that interfere with the power company's ability to get a signal, so they can "read" the meter? Also, do EMF's travel through the wall behind the meter, where the EMF shield doesn't cover it?
They never complained and I never asked if my cage interferes with their readings :) Electromagnetic waves can certainly travel through walls (much like your WiFi) but to a lesser extent. Plus distance is often an important factor. When I measured the wall on the inside, I never got any spikes like you saw in the video.
@@MichaelKummerI feel as if I am suddenly drowning in EMF. My gas company put a new smart meter in my house Spring 2023. It was then I started to feel intensely fatigue. Now I am suffering with headache, dizziness and other things. Help!
Hi.... I work at an law firm and my cube was moved just next to our internet server. I've been thinking about wearing one of those wraps or poncho... Because I don't how bad it would be for me 8 hrs a day next to the server! So what you think ? Thanks
I'd look into EMF-blocking apparel (base layer) such as the ones from getlambs.com. That might be more convenient than a wrap or poncho. Cheers, Michael
Most of the EMFs stemming from the smart meter are directed outwards. I have a brick wall on the back (on the inside) that block much of the residual rays (but not all).
@@MichaelKummer Thank you. I opted out of the smart meter but they wouldn't let me keep using my analog one which had worked perfectly well for over 50 years! They put one on, at my expense, that is digital but they claim does no automatic reporting. What a crock.
Third party labs have done that - see www.waveblock.com/pages/lab-tests. You can't reliably test that at home considering the amount of EMF pollution there is. You need a lab for that.
@@MichaelKummer 4:58 - The site says nothing about reflection. They claim to disperse it in all directions so it’s not as strong in one direction. So basically you get an even spread of EMF wherever your device is located lol. Also there was a company that falsely advertised a design on their stickers and faced legal issues. So they immediately removed it and also began including disclaimers. The same disclaimers almost every EMF product uses to dodge legal action, including waveblock. I get you’d rather be safe than sorry and trust the products(or just trying to get affiliate link sales) just because they do tests. But they aren’t FDA approved and waveblock literally says their products “try” to do certain things. Btw are you saying you can do these tests at home? Or was that a typo?
@@bykurt_is Waves carry energy and their energy determine penetration depth. So getting an even spread at wider angles is most definitely better than the opposite. That's basic physics. According to the US government, EMFs aren't a health concern. So there is no way to obtain FDA approval for a product that addresses something the government doesn't think is a problem. I'd rather trust independent labs (in particular, TUV) than the FDA. And yes, that was a typo. You can't reliably perform those tests at home.
❤ EMS is fake, it’s a fake condition created by a very strange form of “covert vulnerable narcissists”. These narcissists always need to play “the victim” and this made up condition is just a way for them to fake victimhood. It’s a mental illness. Narcissism can be treated by a therapist who specializes in narcissistic recovery. ❤❤❤
Can you please directly link to your blog post on EMF. Getting a bit lost on your website. Great video, thank you! I would like to know where to purchase stickers that have been tested and read about the lab studies. Also, I have not purchased an Apple Watch and gave up my AirPods because of this. In your opinion, would you honestly say that these stickers do an effective job eliminating EMFs or just pushing them away from your body? Now that I am a senior and caring about my health, I really can benefit from the health benefits of wearing an Apple Watch yet I don’t want to hurt my health with the possibility of added EMFs.
See michaelkummer.com/health/how-emfs-impact-health/ and www.waveblock.com/pages/summary-lab-reports The stickers don't eliminate EMFs but reduce your exposure by 50-80%. I'd use wired headphones but wouldn't worry too much about the Apple Watch as long as you turn it into airplane mode at night.
With the electric meter cover how can you tell which direction its reflecting the radiation..is it away from the house or toward the house interior How can you tell?
Bad advice! Stickers are scams. Gadgets are scams. Only Faraday cages work. Or... turn off your wireless and go wired. You can wire a cellphone using an ethernet/USB-C adaptor.
I have a headache when I use cell phone too long. I must force myself to use it less and turn it off when I am not using it. Radiation is real thing and harmful!
Appreciate people spreading the truth about these v real dangers. However, i dont know if u realise the problem with the mobile sticker is that when u use the phone (esp for phonecalls, internet, watch videos etc) u would be exposing ur body/ head to MORE radiation as the sticker is reflecting it out of the screen and onto u . It does protect ur body when in ur pocket ,like u said,...tho u should actually put the sticker on the inside of ur phone case instead....and remove phone from case when using...is ths way around it.
The sticker isn't reflecting EMFs straight back at you. It reflects waves in all directions (180 degrees) and so you get actually fewer of them right back at your face.
@@MichaelKummer But u will still get much less without the sticker. So why try to dupe people, to sell a product that clearly has not been thought out well . Like I said tho, the way around it is simply place the sticker in the casing. I feel strongly about this issue, because my health was harmed significantly by mobile radiation, before I knew about it...then it was all too late . Stay safe people. I'd like to add , that a good quality alluminium foil or copper foil, can do the same job, cheaper.
@@ccaselli7 No, you don't get less without the sticker. Have you taken the time to check out the linked test reports so we can have a more intelligent conversation?
think about it. all of these gimmics that are suposed to block or reduce EMF and RF exposure (the bluetooth radiation you speak of in the video is RF radiation. ) now think about this. if the sticker is going to block the radiation on the antenna side on the back of the phone. or device. it is going to hinder the comunication of the device. ergo these gimmics don't work
@@MichaelKummer the only way to do that is to just not use the device. RF doesn't bounce off of solid objects. it gets absorbed and or goes right through. so if your directing the RF away from you in the case of wireless earbuds. then they wouldn't work well if at all. if it were that simple to be able to do that with RF. then repair technicians wouldn't have to bring emergency transponders inside a Faraday cage to test them
What do you use for your Apple Watch? Or smart watches? I use mine 24/7, and I just been learning about the negatives. Now I’m not sure if I should sell or buy something to avoid all those negatives
also do have great stickerss..you can get 18 for 69$- give them as gifts!!! empower people so they can empower themselves!!! you are wonderful to help educate..
The farther away the source of emission, the less of an issue it is. If you can mitigate your exposure from sources in your house, I wouldn’t worry too much about sources outside of it.
Do they have emf reducing boxers. My wife and I want to have another kid soon. But I'm worried about well my count. I get exposed a lot my town is fully covered by 5g. And smart meters everywhere. I need things to help me
People are making you get knee pain I couldn’t walk with the pain I hopped to get to the modem I unplugged the dam thing I was walking normal Doctors are hiding this I need help getting these criminals
@@tekno7020Yes, also wrap aluminum foil around your head as a hat and always wear oil hat so that healthy people know to stay away from these narcissists. Also a tin foil cape or tin foil safety blanket is also a great idea and the more layers the better protection. Aluminum foil is cheap and comes off the role totally sterile. ❤❤❤❤
Electromagnetic waves are everywhere. We see by means of them. The visible lights are electromagnetic waves whose wavelengths vary between 360 to 700 nanometers. The electromagnetic waves that keep us warm in winter have wavelengths between 700 nanometers and 1 milimiter. The microwaves have wavelengths between 1 milimiter to 30 centimeters. The larger the wavelength, the weaker the energy of the waves. Thus, the microwaves have less energy than the light waves and even than the heat waves. So, don't post such misleading videos.
@@ccaselli7 personal experience is not science. Our perception deceives us in many ways. From our personal experience we know that the sun goes around us every day but we now know that it's the earth that revolves around its axis to give us that impression. Science is knowledge gathered through experiment. The electromagnetic waves have been studied extensively over the last two centuries. The wavelengths of the electromagnetic waves determine their character as I have stated. This is not my word. This has been established through painstaking studies of a number of scientists. Do you think that they all have misguided us?
@@ccaselli7 What @nabarunghoshal560 wrote is true. Look up "electromagnetic spectrum" in Wikipedia or on Google. Also, there have been multitudes of well-done studies both in the USA and Europe that have been unable to verify harm to humans or animals from electromagnetic fields or waves, provided that the frequencies are lower than that of visible light and the power density is too low to cause perceived heating of flesh. There are many government agencies in the US and Europe whose job is to set standards in this area such as WHO, CDC, IEEE, OSHA, FDA, National Council on Radiation Protection and Measurements, International Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection, European Commission (ec.europa.eu/health/scientific_committees/opinions_layman/en/electromagnetic-fields/index.htm#7), and others. While some may be sick from something, that something does not appear to be electromagnetic fields. The research subjects have not been able to identify when the EMF is on or off any better than they would do from random guesses.
