EMF

Most of us are familiar with the comforts that technology offers to modern-day living, but how many of us know the negative health impacts these devices may pose to us? Since 1831, the presence of electromagnetic frequencies (EMFs) has been a topic of scientific research. But where do EMFs come from? How do they affect

We’re told that we’re surrounded by a form of radiation called electromagnetic fields (EMFs). But if we cannot see, feel, hear, or smell them, are they really there?

From cellphones and laptops to Wi-Fi routers and cell towers, many of us are exposed to a variety of EMFs on a daily basis. While we may not be able to see the radiation emitted from EMF devices, such exposure to EMFs may be having a more detrimental affect on your health than you think.

EMFs are becoming increasingly worrisome to many people, especially for those who experience EMF hypersensitivity. To protect you from EMF radiation, many companies are creating a variety of devices. But which one is the best, and how do you pick the right EMF protection device for your needs?

Is your Wi-Fi or cellphone causing you to experience headaches, sleep disturbances, or a lack of concentration? Discover just how Qi Devices™ work and how they can help protect you from harmful EMF radiation.

As people use more and more electronic devices, there is growing concern about the effects of EMF exposure, particularly that from cellphones. Check out what two studies found when testing the carcinogenic effects of cellphone radiation.

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