What Do EMF's Mean to Me?

Everything produces electromagnetic fields, even your own body. However, the natural world, including your body is a very low intensity. If electricity is generated, transmitted or used, EMF's are created.

A main characteristic, which defines an electromagnetic field (EMF) is its corresponding wavelength and it's frequency. The strength of an EMF is related to the amount of electricity in use. The higher the voltage, the greater the EMF, which could be generated. All this electricity can be measured.

How is it Measured?

Gauss - G

Milligauss - mG

Volts per Meter - V/m

Thousands of Volts per Meter - kV/m

Tesla - T

Microtesla - µT

Direct Current - DC 

Hertz - Hz

EMF Technology Health Risks

Technology produces more intense electromagnetic fields and can cause health risks. You can't see or hear them. EMF can heat your body and your cells. Some can be good and some bad.

Some scientists do not believe EMF's are dangerous. Other scientists question whether too much exposure is a health risk. According to some scientists, EMF's can affect your nervous system and cause damage to cells. 

Some simple practices - don't carry your phone in your bra, use the speaker function on your cell phone. Add a good EMF blocker for your game controllers and cell phones, like the Cation Shield by Juuva. 

Do your research and invest in technology purchases with low EMF ratings.