Among the many health concerns of the aging population, hearing loss is so common that past a certain age, it comes as no surprise.  Around one-third of adults between ages 65 and 74 report some degree of hearing loss, and about half of elderly adults over 75 have difficulty hearing. A related condition that often accompanies hearing loss is tinnitus, or “ringing in the ears”.  The sound patterns and intensity/volume of the tinnitus experience varies widely between individuals, but the definition of the disorder is “a perception of sound that does not have an external source, so others cannot hear...

Almost three years ago (back in September of 2020), we were contacted by Tom Blue, the owner of a research company and Executive Director of the American Academy of Private Physicians.  Tom is connected with a large network of doctors.  He had recently discovered Blushield EMF protection devices, and noticed significant positive results from using the devices on himself, his wife and their son.  All three regularly track various health markers using the Oura Ring device, and the results they found in their sleep quality and heart rate variability were impressive enough to inspire Tom to reach out to us.Tom...

Heart rate variability (HRV) is an incredibly complex measurement that requires a thorough understanding to be able to interpret accurately.  Once you know how to read it, you can access a treasure trove of information about how your own personal health and well-being is affected by many factors, including electromagnetic fields.

From our perspective living on the surface, the Earth just looks like an expanse of solid ground, with varying terrain and occasional water.  What’s not so obvious, since it’s hidden underneath this mostly solid surface, is that there is an entire network of underground channels and veins underneath this solid surface, very much like the veins and arteries in our own bodies!  If an uneducated observer were to look at a human body, at first glance they may assume that its form is simple and solid, while in truth, under the surface there’s an extremely intricate network of not just...

DNA damage and fertility issues are some of the most well studied and well known effects of excessive exposure to harmful EMFs.  They are also some of the most dangerous and alarming, if you consider the implications.  Let’s touch on some of the most profound studies in each area, and then ponder the potentially devastating domino effects of both issues.

The next segment on our several years long coverage of the ongoing (and quite exhausting) power struggle saga of the FCC and telecoms vehemently denying all reported and documented harms of wireless radiation exposure, despite rapidly accumulating opposition. Here is how we can help!

In 2020, when most of the world shut down in response to a declared viral pandemic, the lives of dozens of residents of a small town in Massachusetts were changed drastically, but from a completely different type of threat.  Although schools and workplaces were shut down, one type of activity ramped up even more fervently:  the clearing of forests, destruction and displacement of entire ecosystems of animals and insects, and the unchallenged construction of large, looming metal structures that characterizes the placement of new cell phone towers.

When our inventor and engineers first learned about how 5G was going to work, they got busy figuring out how to adapt our EMF protection technology to ensure the most optimal protection against the behemoth of frequencies that was coming!  This is where the dual band signal comes in.

Electromagnetic field exposure can affect our mood, and can result in depression, anxiety, insomnia, lapses in attention and memory, and other brain and nervous system related symptoms.  In fact, these are some of the first and most obvious symptoms of EMF harm.  Is there a reason that these types of symptoms are so commonplace, and are often the first noticeable EMF effects for many people?  Yes!  It’s related to the electrical nature of our brain and nervous system.

Harmful effects on blood glucose and insulin levels, leading to potential diagnoses of diabetes (or exacerbation of a preexisting diabetic status), can now be added to the growing list of negative effects of electromagnetic fields. Several studies demonstrate a clear link between EMF exposure and prediabetic and diabetic blood glucose and insulin status.