Re: EMF filters

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Hello,

We got this EMF canopy for our son. You can find it on this website:

http://www.lessemf.com/personal.html

I think it does help. If we go inside our son's bed with a cell phone, there is

no reception with this canopy in use. To me, that says a whole lot. Yes,

it's extremely pricey, but I just couldn't resist.

Best of luck.

LIGHT DUTY FARADAY CANOPY

When Moderate RF Reduction Will Do

Give your body a chance to rest! Attractive and functional canopy can be used

over beds or other similar sized areas to reduce radiofrequency radiation. Made

from very light weight Swiss Shield Daylight fabric (100% polyester net-knit,

with 5% silver-plated copper fiber content) which stops over 97% (16dB) of

microwave radiation energy penetration (over at least 200-3000 MHz).

Nice veil-like appearance (plenty of air and light penetration), and has the

conductive components on the inside of the threads, so no metal coating to flake

and no need for grounding! Canopy covers the top and sides of bed. Easy to get

in/out of bed and lots of head room.

Can be washed in gentle cycle, with mild detergent. Even frequent washing seems

to do no harm to the shielding power of the fabric. Comes with swag hooks and an

easily detachable hoop for easy mounting. Very transportable too.

Some owners say using this product to reduce RF has alleviated their symptoms

associated with electrosensitivity, such as ringing in the ears,

headaches/migraines, insomnia, confusion, irritability, nausea, circulation

problems, etc. Manufactured by wireless-protection.org. 2 sizes:

Light Duty Faraday Canopy King Size (Cat. #A200-K) … $1099.00

Light Duty Faraday Canopy Twin Size (Cat. #A200-T) … $759.00

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> hi

> I am thinking about measuring EMF in my house and purchasing filters to reduce

if it comes up high in EMF, dirty electricity, etc.

> Have any of you done this? If so, are there any filters you can recc.?

> Thanks

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