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EMf RELATING TO HEALING AND HEALTH
I was at a healing ministry conference and someone, purportedly with a scientific background, gave a sermon on EMF. Everyone was excited. As long-time listeners know, I have addressed the topic twice since this ministry began. The first time, I was still on the radio, but also podcasting. WOW! was I ever punished! Many listeners left at that time. Like so many “conspiracy theories” what I said has been proven true.
(Of course, what I put out was not a theory nor about a conspiracy, but based on proven science, but I guess my listeners can’t tell. That is why I have a better thinking skills series going on.)
So, rather than spend an hour, with tones of historical preaching telling you that EMF is a thing related to health, I will give you some practicalities.
DEFINITIONS
EMF means all electro-magnetic frequencies, so it covers electricity, radio, light, sound, microwaves, magnetism — all in a spectrum. Each part of the spectrum has a name and some measurement. So, radio frequency RF is measured in Hertz. Electricity is measured in watts, volts, amps. Magnetism is measured in gauss. For more information, get a phsyical science book. Great lessons here!
Now, here is one I fail to add to the audio: you can measure the emf around you! You SHOULD MEASURE THE EMF around you. First, get a Tri-meter like this: https://www.amazon.com/TriField-Meter-Model-TF2-Electromagnetic/dp/B078T2R64C/ref=sr_1_2?crid=2JIJEU7PL1BHR&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.acSJ5IrZaG-8Ouf-r8ZrP74ZKHQKmGEz8a4TonsJfJofbXW61mIVAHzoUE8BQ-83q2TQj0LMDXBxGUHhW1FzHbfE8fBfpD5xtMOQn2jDnz4YiGq4SzOm5mm-O-21F103cpb8NzBoMdaqrYmAWLR03PMbYfip0ddwF9JSI0D_u2oBYN-Kz495XAeqNpfB247JkLPnxRTtno3sBlDnlAh12c15mkDRUOGgZ2czRdq0Bj8.IAvc6BT2kou4Ta-9kSw_K2CS4kSO4-mieGwLpZWnio4&dib_tag=se&keywords=tri-meter&qid=1724947139&sprefix=tri-meter%2Caps%2C242&sr=8-2 (just given for example). Then measure. We can argue what is a safe level, but just look on the meter (look at both milliamps and milligaus) and see what is significant and what is a lot.
NEW LEARNING AND APPLICATION – MEASURE!!!
I was inspired by listening to someone who discovered his wife’s wireless printer was putting out a lot and she had been sitting beside it for years. No wonder she was having senior moments. I always avoided wireless, because I knew. So, my printer is connected by a cord. But my air purifier, which sits next to me, was measuring off the charts! My desktop was insignificant, but my laptop was half way across the arc. So, now I am not nearly so worried about my laptop, but I sure moved my air purifier far away from me. No need it sitting beside me. Who knew!?!? (Be ware of knock-offs!)
Now, emf falls off at the cube of the distance, so how far away you put your CPU (works of your computer) matters. Set it further away. Put your cell phone on speaker phone or use air pods (better than wires).
So, if you want to get a tri-meter or a multi-meter, you probably can borrow one from your friendly neighborhood electrical engineer or a ham radio operator or someone like that. You can buy one for maybe $100. You can do that simple way of just seeing what is significant across the measuring arc. Alternatively, you can get into the details about what is safe limit. Notice that American manufacturers have lower standards than European. Further, American manufacturers often control the government agencies which set standards. Also, there is such a thing as duty cycles. What is safe for a short time, is not safe for long exposure. That is why for instance, in the American military, in the old days, when guys were on old radios, they could only serve at that desk for so many hours and then had to rotate. So, the humans had a duty cycle for safety.
WHAT ARE THE STANDARDS?
https://www.healthline.com/health/emf#levels
This article says (American standards)
10 milliamps per sq meter for adults, but only 2 for children for electrical
6 GHz for wireless
Microwave – stay away from the door lest it leak — but notice: your cell phone works on microwaves (I would suggest a good RF reducing case. Don’t use in the car if at all possible as the metal on the car makes the phone power up more.)
European standard for cell phone towers is that they can not be within 2 to 3 miles of a home
GAUSS for Magnetic Force
Gauss measures magnetic force, and microwaves from cell phone towers give off gauss too. I noticed that the retired NASA scientist that came to measure radiation exposure at my house measured in gauss, as well as other things. I can tell you that the siding that has metal in it cut down that radiation by 75%. What I could measure was gauss. Of course, he had more measuring capability and more training in this than I could ever have.
You will find articles that say there is no proven affect of magnet force on human tissue.
https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/safe-gauss-levels-human-limit-everyday-exposure.70400/
At the same time, you know very well that both eastern and modern western medicine use magnets. I am not expert enough to tell you what magnetic forces to avoid or seek. But here is an article that addresses the issue: https://www.discovermagazine.com/environment/what-magnetic-fields-do-to-your-brain-and-body
UP TO THE MINUTE APPLICATIONS
I am hearing that many smart meters are registering well over the 40 milliamps that is thought to be safe, but there are wire mesh covers that can reduce emissions. For this, you might want to search for a professional. One discussion of this was at Survival Dispatch
It is clear that some people are more sensitive to various kinds of emissions. Don’t tell them it is all in their head! A friends who has a degree and lots of experience in ee (electrical engineering) had to admit that he had relatives who were sensitive — and to different things.
I have a hard time in some places that have cheap lights and many computers! I hear the lights hum/ring. I might hear older computers scream. I am concerned that many public schools are not good for the EMF of this type in classrooms1
Links given here are just illustrative (rather than highly curated). If you have better or more precise info, please share.
