WIFI

[Guest guest]

Good afternoon, I have noticed something. When I use my laptop computer with the wireless internet, my leg pain increases. Does anyone else notice a change? I think I read something in Trudeau's book about cellular frequency causing negative effects on some people. Just Curious,

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[Guest guest]

EMF follows what is known as an inverse square law. This means that

the strength of the field decreases with the square of the distance

from its source. So, the field's strength at 2 feet should be a

quarter of what it is at 1 foot, and at 3 feet should be a ninth (and

so on). Depending on how strong the field is, you might consider

moving further away from the router where its effects are less

intense. If you computer is right next to your wireless router, you

might also consider using a wired ethernet port as most wireless

routers still provide an actual ethernet port, and I'd assume that

most computers these days actually have them. That said, if you're

really that sensitive to EMF, you should also probably avoid cordless

and cellular phones (particularly the former as a number of cordless

phones use the same frequency as wireless routers).

Good luck!

Colin

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> I did a search on here and onibasu and couldn't find anything on this

> but I am wondering how wifi works. If I am not in front of my computer

> am I still affected by it? I know when it's on and it gives me a

> buzzing type of headache that literally goes away when I unplug my

> router. Maybe this is a figment of my imagination though.

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