Hi HV, are there any products you can recommend that will sufficiently block and/or absorb the harmful effects of EMFs?
I have seen various products on the market that are basically diodes that can be worn, added to your cell phone, etc. I have never seen anything though on how effective they are if they are.
…WHY WE NEED PROTECTION FROM ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS
Power lines, house wiring, radar and microwave towers, television and computer screens, motors, fluorescent lights, microwave ovens, cellular phones, electric blankets and hundreds of other common electrical devices are known to produce strong magnetic fields. Recent reports about the possible health hazards of exposure to elevated levels of EMF’s have brought this concern home to you and your family. It is best to avoid electromagnetic fields. When avoidance is not possible, technology to neutralize and balance energy fields around your body can be a great blessing."
We also have to keep in mind that electromagnetic energy is everywhere such as sunlight or light in general. But we need sunlight to maintain health. Our own bodies even give off electromagnetic radiation. So electromagnetic radiation is not necessarily bad and we need to be careful about falling for sales hype.
I know that our bodies and the world around us works on different frequencies (Hulda Clark touched on this subject and it landed her in United States deportation).
I have never been a fan of Clark. She made up way to many of her "facts".
Electrolytes and the use of defibrillators are examples of a "charged" body.
We cannot even live without electrolytes. And most defibrillators operate on a DC current, not an AC current. AC is what has a frequency that some people worry about.
Here's a recent article that came out recently:
The article leaves a lot of questions. For example, when they talk about the 11 volts are they referring to AC or DC and what amperage. A static charge can give you a shock consisting of thousands of volts without any real harm. And I have zapped myself numerous times with a 9,000 volt AC transformer while learning to build ozone units. But I was not seriously hurt because the transformers are generally 30 milliamp or less.