Products we Recommend for the Highly Sensitive Person (HSP - empath) or those with Electromagnetic Hypersensitivity (EMS)
How do you know if you are Electrosensitive?
At first, many people just think they might be getting the flu. Or they think the headaches they get in the afternoon relate to stress or fatigue. But in time, many of you recognize that when you use your Smartphone, or laptop or walk into a place with WiFi, you start to feel bad. Or you feel anxious. There is a list of symptoms you might recognize:
- problems with concentration, memory or even dizziness
- headache and nausea
- aches and pains in muscles or joints
- heart palpitations
- tingling or prickly sensations in your hands, arms, face or other parts of the body
- flu-like symptoms
- dry mucous membranes.
All these symptoms are messages from your body that it's under extreme stress. The amount of EMR (Electromagnetic Radiation) coming into your own energy field is overwhelming your personal energy field.
Do you have a Smart Meter or 5G?
Many people do not realize they are Electromagnetically Sensitive until a Smart Meter is installed on their home. If you upgrade your WiFi router, did you know that all of the new routers are twice the frequency of your old 2.45 GHz models? This means they are more dangerous since you are getting double the radiation. 2.45 GHZ is the same frequency as your microwave oven uses to cook food - and now your WiFi router is dousing you with higher frequencies for the entire time you have it on.
How do you begin to protect yourself?
Because Electromagnetic Radiation is present everywhere you go, we recommend that you start with personal energy protection for your whole body. It can lessen and even remove symptoms from ES serve to prevent electromagnetic sensitivity as well as prevent ES from developing.
First Step: Get Whole-Body Personal Energy Protection
People who are electromagnetically hypersensitive need EMF protection 24/7. The BioElectric Shield places a cocoon of protection around your entire body.
We take a medical approach to protection using Nobel Prize-winning physics to protect you. Our research shows the results.
Take our Quiz to find out which level of whole-body protection is right for your body and your sensitivity level.
Once you know what level of protection you need, Click Here To Visit our Whole Body Protection Page.
Second Step: Use Targeted EMF Protection from Your Electronics:
Click Here To Visit our Targeted protection for electronics product section. You will find products that will lessen and even stop radiation from:
- Computer, Laptop, Tablets, TV's, Remote controls
- Spray your WiFi Router with an anti-radiation spray
- Appliances -Refrigerator
- EMF blankets when using a laptop - great for anyone, but particularly if you are pregnant.
- Cell and portable phones
Third Step: Purify Your Home and Living Spaces
- Dirty Electricity flows through your home 24/7. A Satic Whole Home Line Conditioner will flatten the electrical spikes which product bursts of EMF. If you live in a condo, townhouse or apartment, you can use their plug-in version which covers a smaller area.
- Smart Meters - If your meter is on an outside wall, hang a Room Shield opposite the meter on the inside of that wall. If the meter is inside your garage or utility room, hang the Room Shield in the same room with it - about 3 feet away.
- Click Here Visit our Work and Living Space EMF Protection Product Page
What else can you do?
- Get EMF Protection in your Clothing. Once you get a Shield, you can also add a layer EMF protection in your clothing by adding a special protective rinse when you wash your clothes. It's called the Aegis Fabric Rinse. Very useful if you work in a hospital or building with universal WiFi, or are traveling often since airports and airplanes are filled with EMF.
- Turn off your WiFi at night - get a simple lamp timer to do it automatically.Plug your timer into the wall socket where you currently have your WiFi router plugged in. Plug your WiFi Router into the timer. Set the timer to go off at night - say 10pm - or whenever bedtime is... and not come on until whatever time in the morning you will need your WiFi. Does not interfere with your telephone or TV service if this comes in via cabling (99% of them have hard cabling into your home from the street).
- Why electronics need to stay out of the bedroom. Your body uses night and sleep for REST AND REPAIR so you don't want your WiFi bombarding your body at night. If you are SUPER sensitive, also use a Room Shield. It will greatly reduce any EMF in your bedroom.
What if you can't turn off your WiFi at night?
- Use a Room Shield in your bedroom. If you have a Smart Meter, we recommend the Premium Room Shleld instead of the standard one.
- EMF is greatly reduced by the Room Shield which breaks up EMF waves, making them far less dangerous.
Where to learn more
Visit our Electrosensitivity Learning Section, where you will find other useful information. (It's under "THE PROBLEM" tab at the top of each page.) After you take our Quiz, you'll have a recommendation for EMF protection.
To purchase, visit our Whole Body Protection Product Page now.
Do you have special sensitivity or physical issues? Use our free Photo Analysis process. Our Occupational Therapist will provide specific recommendations for you.
Welcome to the Wireless Free Zone in Green Bank, WV
Although the radio quiet zone wasn't created to provide a sanctuary for extremely electrically sensitive people, it's proving to be a safe haven for many who are able to get back to having a normal life.
Following is Posted from GottaBeMobile
Posted by Josh Smith | 09/15/2011 |
If you travel through the Allegheny mountains into West Virginia, you may find your cell phone signal start to fade, and a noticeable lack of free WiFi hotspots.
You’re not about to star in a Deliverance 2, but if you see a sign welcoming you to Green Bank West Virginia, you are in the middle of the Radio Quiet Zone. This may sound horrific, but to individuals who suffer from Electromagnetic Hypersensitivity it’s paradise.
The National Radio Quiet Zone is a 13,000 square mile area where cell towers don’t dot the landscape and WiFi is almost as illegal as moonshine. You see, back in the 1950′s, when the Green Bank Telescope was built, the FCC blocked off a rectangular area which is free of WiFi, Cell towers and other wireless communications that can disrupt or damage the sensitive telescope.
Radio Quiet Zone
The reason for the Quiet Zone
The BBC recently investigated the area, interviewing a number of EHS sufferers who have moved to Green Bank, not for the beautiful scenery, but for the lack of WiFi and cell phones which they claim produces a wide variety of ailments. Many doctors are skeptical of the disease, but sufferers swear that the these wireless protocols and stations produce harmful radiation.
The local Realtor tells the BBC that he gets a call at least every other week from prospective buyers who want to escape from the radio wave filled cities that surround the Quiet Zone.
For a look at what lengths the keeper of the Quiet Zone goes to keep the airwaves free of stray signals, check out Wired Magazine’s trip to Green Bank back in 2004. The sensitivity of the telescope is so great that a heating pad with a short is enough to catch the eye of the man in charge of policing the wireless spectrum.
If you plan a trip to the area, you can apparently bring your cell phone and WiFi hungry laptop and iPad, but you may get angry looks if you try to use them in town. No word on what happens if you plug-in a Wireless router, but the punishment would likely come faster than you can download a movie from iTunes.
Image via r.j.wagner on Flickr
Information on the Radio Quiet Zone from Wikipedia.
The United States National Radio Quiet Zone is a large area of land surrounding the National Radio Astronomy Observatory (NRAO) at Green Bank, West Virginia, and especially the large Green Bank Telescope radio telescope. The Radio Quiet Zone is a rectangle of land approximately 13,000 square miles (34,000 km2) in size that straddles the border area of Virginia and West Virginia. It includes all land with latitudes between 37.5°N and 39.25°N and longitudes between 78.5°W and 80.5°W. This area was chosen because it has a hilly topography that screens out most incoming radio signals, allowing the Green Bank telescopes to receive signals that are otherwise too low in power to be heard over the normal radio background in North America.
The National Radio Quiet Zone also protects the antennas and receivers of the U.S. Navy Information Operations Command (NIOC) at Sugar Grove, West Virginia.[1] The NIOC at Sugar Grove has long been the location of electronic intelligence gathering systems, and is today said to be a key station in the ECHELON system operated by the National Security Agency (NSA).[2]
The Radio Quiet Zone was established by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) in 1958 to protect the observatory's radio telescopes from harmful interference. Omnidirectional and high-power transmissions are very restricted. Furthermore, fixed radio links are often built as tight-beamed directional links that do not illuminate the sensitive radio telescopes and electronic intelligence-gathering stations there.
Not all radio transmissions are prohibited in the Radio Quiet Zone. For example Citizen's Band radios, police and ambulance radios, and fire department radios are used there. However, large radio transmitter owners must typically coordinate their operations with representatives of the National Radio Astronomy Observatory and the U.S. Department of Defense. The Allegheny Mountain Radio company operates the only broadcast radio stations in the inner core of the Quiet Zone, with just one station in the AM band, and several low-power FM stations. Most radio transmitters within the area are licensed by the FCC (just as they are in the rest of the United States). Exceptions to the Radio Quiet Zone restrictions are usually determined on a case-by-case basis, with preference given to public safety concerns, such as remote alarm systems, repeaters for first responders, and NOAA Weather Radio. Due to the restrictions, the area has attracted people claiming to suffer from Electromagnetic hypersensitivity.[3]
Counties inside the Zone
Maryland
Extreme southern Garrett County
Virginia
Western Albemarle County
Alleghany County
Amherst County, except for the southern quarter
Extreme northern Appomattox County
Augusta County
Bath County
Extreme northern Bedford County
Northern Botetourt County
Northwestern Buckingham County
Northern Craig County
Western Greene County
Highland County
Nelson County
Western Page County
Rockbridge County
Rockingham County, except for a small area in the extreme eastern part
Western Shenandoah County
West Virginia
Barbour County, except for a small area in the north
Extreme eastern Braxton County
Grant County, except for an area in the north
Eastern Greenbrier County
Southwestern Hampshire County
Hardy County
Southeastern Harrison County
Eastern Lewis County
Extreme southern Mineral County
Northeastern and east central Monroe County
Extreme eastern Nicholas County
Pendleton County
Pocahontas County
Two areas in extreme southwestern and southeastern Preston County
Randolph County
Extreme southern Taylor County
Tucker County, except for an area in the extreme northern part
Upshur County
Central and eastern Webster County
Cities inside the Zone
Virginia
Buena Vista
The western half of Charlottesville, including much of the University of Virginia Grounds
Covington
Harrisonburg
Lexington
Staunton
Waynesboro
West Virginia
Buckhannon
Elkins
Lewisburg
White Sulphur Springs
Clarksburg, West Virginia, and Lynchburg, Virginia, are just outside the Quiet Zone.
You may be going along seemingly just fine, then suddenly one day you are sick! It's really not all that sudden, it's been building up over time.
