Protect Your Family from EMF Pollution

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How to Create a Low-EMF Home

I had the opportunity to write about creating a healthy home for Common Ground Magazine this month. I focused on the four types of electromagnetic fields that you want to check for in your home. I have included a short video below that shows you how to measure EMFs. Hopefully this will help you create a healthier home for you and your family.

Common Ground Magazine April 2016 How to Create a Healthy Home

Understanding EMFs:  How to Create a Healthy Home

By Jeromy Johnson

Many families do their best to create healthy, environmentally sustainable homes. They buy organic, non-GMO foods; use a high-quality water filter, and avoid chemicals, plastics, and pesticides.

Another very important aspect of a healthy home just beginning to get the attention it deserves is the electromagnetic component. Even if your family covers all the bases above, your health can still be compromised if you are constantly being exposed to high levels of electromagnetic field (EMF) pollution.

At the deepest levels of biology, your body is electric. Every cell in your body communicates using tiny electric signaling. This is how your nervous system operates. Small changes in the polarization of your cell walls can also lead to significant chemical changes within your body. If you are constantly exposed to high levels of EMF pollution, your health can eventually be compromised — even if you do everything else right.

I recently had the opportunity to present this information in a TED talk at TEDx Berkeley. In the talk, which was called “Wireless Wake-Up Call,” I showed why paying attention to EMF pollution is important for everyone, especially children. I also explained that there are many solutions, particularly when it comes to wireless technology.

In this article, I want to take this topic a step further and explain the four types of EMFs that you may encounter in your home. By determining if you have high electromagnetic fields in your home, you can then take a few steps to reduce or eliminate this form of pollution. You can measure each of these EMFs yourself with the proper meters or have a professional come to your home. Once the corrections are made, your home will be much healthier for you and your family.

Here are the four types of EMFs:

Microwave radiation: Emanating from our beloved wireless technology, small doses may be okay, but our exposure has grown exponentially in the past decade. This is unprecedented for humanity, and many people now experience poor quality sleep, tinnitus, and headaches when exposed to wireless technology. So turn off your Wi-Fi and wireless devices when not in use and opt out of “smart” meters and the “smart” home. Look to eliminate cordless phones and wireless baby monitors as well. Our best hope for a healthy future is in fiber optics and wired Internet. I encourage you to join many forward-thinking families who have already gone the wired route.

Magnetic fields: If your home has electrical wiring errors, older wiring, or is located near a major powerline, magnetic fields may be elevated. Most homes have two to three wiring errors that can be easily fixed by a qualified electrician. Magnetic fields that cannot be eliminated can often be shielded with special material. This type of EMF pollution is very important to reduce because high fields (over 2.0 milligauss) have been linked to illnesses such as childhood leukemia.

Electric fields: This type of EMF pollution comes from unshielded electrical wiring such as standard Romex. If your bedrooms have high electric fields, sleep quality can be diminished and overall health may decline over time. The primary solution is to turn off the circuit breakers to your bedroom while you sleep. If you are remodeling or building a new home, then you should install MC cable, which is metal-clad shielded wiring that will reduce the electric fields by approximately 90%.

EMI or “Dirty electricity”: Items such as solar inverters, CFL and LED lighting, dimmer switches, and smart meters will cause “dirty” electricity. These items put additional frequencies on your 60 Hz electrical wiring. These extra frequencies then radiate into your living environment and can cause headaches, fatigue, brain fog, and serious illnesses over time. There are ways to partially filter this type of EMF pollution, but the best solution is to limit the use of items that create dirty electricity in the first place.

With new research coming out every month about how electromagnetic fields affect our health, one of the wisest things you can do for your family is to have a home with low EMF pollution. Limiting EMF pollution is truly a leading edge of the health and sustainability movements and will only become more important in the coming years.

The good thing is that it is becoming much easier to make your home healthy from an EMF perspective, and it often takes just a few changes to accomplish. Valuable information is available online if you want to do it yourself, plus there are many qualified EMF consultants who can help. If you would like to have a professional measure your home, feel free to contact me, and I will recommend someone in your area.

My hope is that with a few small changes, you and your family will have a truly healthy home for decades to come.

This 3 minute video shows you how to measure the four types of EMFs in your home. You can learn more about these meters here.

Comments

  1. I thought that LED light bulbs were better to use so I have started to use them when I need a new light bulb. Is the recommendation not to use LED light bulbs? What light bulbs are recommended?

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  2. I recently found out that the Smart Meter on the wall just outside my bedroom is making me sick. So I put a 4′ x 4′ foil shield on the inside of the wall to try and reflect that signal away from the bedroom, and it helped! But I still don’t know if it should be bigger or made of a different material (maybe copper), and be grounded… so I am looking for some advice here on maximizing my efforts to shield myself from the Smart Meter’s signal.

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  3. Jeromy,

    You can reduce your e-smog by converting the lighting circuit to 12 volt DC and using LED’s with a conventional fitting so they plug into your light sockets without modifications. I can also send you a couple of links to explain how the nervous system is influenced by e-smog and another explanation from another engineer, send me an address I can use to include links please.

    David

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    • David, I tried to see that the information you volunteered (E-smog and nervous system, and some other links) is included somewhere on this site, but there is no way to tell.. Would you mind referring me to your sources please? Thank you very much in advance! Tatiana

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  5. Thanks Marie for asking this question – that’s exactly what I was going to ask………and I just put new fixtures in my kitchen with LED’S. Now to find new light bulbs.

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  6. I’m wondering if having a satellite dish on the roof, for our internet service, is harmful to us…and how can that be measured?

    Also, would like to know if there is someone in my area that could come out and do metering for us. We live in the Chadron, Nebraska area.

    Thank you.

    PS: Right now all I have is the TriField meter and I use that for a lot of things, especially car and truck when running. I am still ill with EHS.

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      • Thank you!

        I am still hoping to discover what harm we are being exposed to by way of broadband over power line for the smart meter…I understand that the pulsing goes throughout the house, traveling on the house wiring. We would consider solar power for only essential things (ie: refrig., freezer, lights) but the cautions regarding each and every component of that sort of system is so mind boggling! (See electricalpollution.com for article on installing solar systems safely). This is truly the most perplexing and depressing time of our lives, dealing with EHS.

        Thanks for your blog, and any help offered.

        Ruth/Nebraska

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  7. I agree that incandescent bulbs are the best from an EMF standpoint, but some LED bulbs test fine for dirty electricity. There are certain cases where they may be useful, but it is also important to remember how the spectrum of light they generate tends to have a big spike in the blue/green wavelengths. This means they are more likely to affect your sleep and melatonin production when used in the evening. I think the most important thing is to use the least/dimmest light possible.

    I have found that swapping out T8 fluorescent tubes with T8 LEDs reduces the dirty electricity considerably, which allows me to still use these fixtures which are ideal for starting seedlings. Many kitchens, basements and garages have these common fixtures and you can replace the bulbs fairly inexpensively. I had luck with the Phillips InstaFit tubes that don’t require rewiring the fixture.

    To be sure, testing for DE is the way to go with any AC lighting.

    I’ve also been using battery powered LED touch lamps which allow us to keep more of our circuits off at night and still have light where we need it.

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    • Thanks for your insight Matt.

      Peter Sullivan has found that this LED light supposedly produces minimal dirty electricity:

      http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00Y9U11MS

      However, I am not sure if they used a simple AM radio to detect DE or the various DE meters. Often, the AM radio will still detect DE that is out of the range of the Stetzer or Alpha Labs meters.

      Jeromy

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  9. I bought your book some time ago.

    Thank you for your comprehensive info…What a great help you are for people who are exposed to lies…( about safety…regarding Smart Meters)….told by Governments who work in the interests of so called Smart Meter Corporations.

    CONGRATULATIONS!

    Ellie Stratford.

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  10. I am looking forward to reducing my home EMF’s and thank you so much for educating us!! I replaced all my incandescent bulbs years ago, in LA it gets hot having those so I am excited about the new developments to go back to the next incandescent!

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  11. Ruth…. I used EMF Services when I had a problem with a house I lived in. They (2 guys) were kind enough to help me track things with my Tri Field Meter (I think efficient enough) to find Hot spots. I already knew the cause – increase in Electrical Poles outside my house – that did not register when I moved in 14 years earlier. To have someone come out to do for you – Costs a fortune. Once you check with Tri field meter (and yes, I also have the Cornet Meter – you can take proper steps. No Smart meters (Gas or Electric) at my house and No Wireless. I’ve been Healthy since I got away from old house – and did supplements to rebuild the Central & Peripheral Nervous Center. Hope this helps you and others.

    Marene

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    • Marene, would you please tell me, and others, what supplements you chose to use to restore your health.

      Thanks!

      Ruth Ann

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      • Yes, I too am definitely interested in hearing what supplements you use for this, Marene. Please share! Thanks.

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    • Marene, what supplements did you take for this? I just realized there is a new electrical pole installed, with a Smart Meter, on the empty lot beside my home! Glad I read your post…looks like I am on the move again. SIGH.

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  12. Thank you for this great information, Jeromy (available now to health-conscious Vancouver BC residents via Common Ground!). I read in B. Blake Levitt’s book on EMF that the MAGNETIC FIELDS are the most harmful, because they penetrate deeply – what material is available to shield from powerlines? (You mentioned there is something to block magnetic fields). We have bedroom windows and beds necessarily close to the roof and access point where powerlines from the street connect to our home. I’m EHS and I get dizzy in the bedrooms, with headaches while asleep, and wake up with a very dry mouth and a metallic taste on my tongue! Her book states that only heavy iron will block magnetic fields (like a car’s metal roof).

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    • Hi Maria,

      Indeed, low frequency magnetic fields are some of the most dangerous for us. They are are also very hard to mitigate when coming from outside the home.

      Look at #4 here to learn about reducing magnetic fields:

      https://www.emfanalysis.com/fabrics/

      For now, the best thing is to avoid the rooms that are most affected.

      Jeromy

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  13. Thank you, Marene, for your remarks to my post.

    I believe that our issue here may be the Smart Meter which is on a post out in the yard at least 50 feet from the house. It was installed in August of 2014, shortly after I arrived in Nebraska from Wisconsin. I thought that by joining my friend here, in a very rural setting with no cell phone towers for several miles, and no smart meter, I would once again enjoy better health. I felt very good when I arrived in April and within days of the smart meter installation I began having the old symptoms I had had in Wisconsin.

    My apartment there had 31 Smart Meters directly under my apt. and numerous WiFi units being used by other residents. Here at my new residence I talked with the local electric company about putting the old analog meter back on the pole but they refused and said that we would have to go “off grid” otherwise. This would present a huge hardship for us to do such a thing. We do not use WiFi, nor do we have close neighbors that use it, as far as I know.

    What we have here is called Broadband Over Line that goes underground from the meter into our electrical box just off of the kitchen. I have been shutting off the circuits that I can spare, at night, but still have issues when I awaken each morning. One of my symptoms is loud tinnitus to the point that I can no longer hear what my partner is saying to me without him having to repeat himself loudly. He has developed an autoimmune disease which requires Prednisone to keep pain and stiffness down, and at 70 years old, this is very disturbing. I have pain, stiffness, very poor hearing, occasional occular migraines, occasional dizzy spells, and brain fog/memory issues, to name a few of the symptoms I experience. I have a Trac Fone that I use very sparingly, but it does not have a speaker phone feature on it. We have a land line phone in the house, but due to its digital answering machine, it bothers my hearing greatly.

    I wanted to mention that I have tried using the Dynamic Neural Retraining System by Annie Hopper (Canada) with some success, and know that she herself and numerous others who have suffered from EHS (Electric Hypersensitivity Syndrome) have restored health through its use. (Also see ‘Wired For Healing’ by Annie Hopper).

    Meanwhile, I am being careful about not exposing myself to EMF more than is necessary. I forgot to mention that we have installed Ferrites which clamp onto the electrical wires that come off of each circuit in the fuse box, and go throughout the house wiring. We were told that this would dampen the effects of the EMF coming into the box from the Smart Meter. We had tried putting shielding around the Smart Meter itself with no success.

    I will certainly appreciate all the comments that you, Jeromy, and all others post on this blog…thank you, sincerely,

    Ruth Ann

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  14. Hi Jeromy,

    Thanks for the article!

    Leaves me with a question. I have solar panels and thus an inverter. When I filter the DE off the electricity net with filters, is that enough? Or do the inverters also send out radiation directly into the atmosphere?

    Thanks for your insights!

    Best,

    Rens

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    • Hi Rens,

      Yes, the dirty electricity frequencies do radiate out into the air from the powerlines and the inverter.

      In short, the Stetzer and Greenwave capacitors are not enough for the harmonic frequencies produced by the inverter. They can create their own problems as well.

      There are better powerline filters that are more suited for solar and there are ways to build your system that will be safer. I have an article coming out about this soon that I will share with you.

      Thanks for asking.

      Jeromy

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      • Please let me know when the article will be on your blog, since I do not get the newsletter for every topic, it seems.

        Thank you!

        Ruth

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  16. Hi Jeromy,

    Very interesting article.

    I do have sleeping problems, which I suspect might be due to electric fields. I have them at home and also at various other places.

    It appears to me that I sleep worse when the bedroom is in higher buildings. Obviously, I don’t have a big sample. Do you have any information regarding apartment height and EMF or magnetic fields?

    Regarding circuit breaker and the bedroom: That is kind of difficult for many who live in a high-rise in a hot climate and need air-con or at least a fan to sleep. Remodeling is also often not an option in these cases. What to do then?

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    • Hi Katherine,

      High rise buildings typically have high levels of radio frequency radiation from nearby towers. That is the most common issue that needs to be addressed.

      The magnetic fields would only be high if there was a wiring error or stray current in the building. This can be traced and fixed.

      Unfortunately, a high rise is one of the tougher environments to make low-EMF. You are close to your neighbors and have little control over certain fields. You can certainly do some shielding, but you need to know what is going on before you do any shielding.

      If you contact me, I can put you in touch with an EMF consultant that will come to your apartment to test things.

      Jeromy

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  17. Jeromy,

    Thank you.

    Very interesting article.

    Any thoughts/measurements for cell phones on your person, or to your ear?

    Best,

    Pete

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  18. Thanks a lot for your reply Jeromy.
    Is there anything that can be done about the radio frequency radiation short of moving?
    I was wondering whether these grounding/earthing pads/sheets might be of any use? Do you have experience with those?

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  19. Thank you for the article Jeromy — I’m EMF sensitive, and had a new washing machine installed a few days ago. The laundry room is located behind my bedroom. I haven’t felt well since it was installed. Are transmitters installed on all new washers now? If it has a transmitter, what are my options? I might have to return it.

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    • Hi Annette – sorry to hear about this. Most likely, the new washing machine does have a wireless transmitter that can be part of a “smart” home. Do you have an RF meter to test this?

      As an example, here is what a Samsung “smart” TV sounds like and how I disabled the RF transmitter:

      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bnW1_hM3iO8

      Most new appliances are now doing this, but you can probably work with the business that you bought the washing machine from to disable the transmitter. You will need to have an RF meter to show them what it going on though. A good basic meter for the price is this one:

      http://www.radmeters.com/Cornet-ED78S-esh.html

      Keep me posted,

      Jeromy

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      • Jeromy — Thank you for the information. We tested it with an RF meter, and don’t see an issue. The manufacturer told me that this model doesn’t have any type of a transmitter. Maybe I’m sensitive to switching from an electronic to a mechanical washer. The new chemicals coming from it are an issue that is slowly improving.

        — Annette

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      • Appliances that have chips are what is called “Energy Star” compliant. They are advertised as “saving energy,” but, in fact, communicate with ‘smart’ meter equipment in the area (sometimes over great distances). This means the utility company can and does turn off the appliance at will, thus “saving energy.” It also means hackers know usage patterns, and, thus, when people are and aren’t home.

        The Energy Star chips are powerful and wreak havoc with those of us who are sensitive. The only way to avoid them is to ask a sales person to look up the factory details on any appliance being considered for purchase to make very sure it is NOT Energy Star compliant.

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        • Hi Helen,

          Are you sure about this? Energy Star has been around for quite a while (over a decade) and I believe only means that it is more energy efficient.

          They would not necessarily create more RF radiation unless they also have a “smart” component that uses microwave radiation to communicate. This is a function that is new the past few years.

          Jeromy

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  20. Hi, I was wondering how a metal roof would work with all of this EMF stuff. Would it block signals or trap them inside? Please help!! We have to get a new roof and trying to decide. Thanks!!

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    • Hi Kristy,

      A metal roof can be a good idea. It will help to reduce RF signals from the outside. It will also reflect RF back into the home – so, obviously, don’t use wireless technology in your home.

      There can be some issues with metal roofs magnifying electric fields from nearby powerlines. Be sure to ground the metal roof, so that this won’t be an issue.

      Jeromy

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  21. Hello to all readers,

    I would like to know if anyone out there has broadband over power line for their smart meter.
    It seems that most people have a meter on the house/apt. and are able to shield it…we can not shield this type, but we have harmonics (dirty electricity) coming onto our house wiring, and thus into every appliance that we use)….what can we do?

    Thanks!

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    • Hi Ruth,

      Unfortunately, many electrically sensitive people who live where PLC or TWACS smart meter technology has been implemented end up moving to different areas/states.

      The EMI / pulses on the electrical wiring is nearly impossible to shield. It may be possible with ferrite beads, but I have not seen it done. Here is a good article on the downsides of PLC/ TWACS systems:

      http://www.eiwellspring.org/smartmeter/TWACS.htm

      If possible, moving to a community that has wireless smart meters where you can opt-out and have an analog meter on your home is usually the healthiest option. I lay out the different type of wireless meter systems here:

      https://www.emfanalysis.com/do-you-have-a-smart-meter/

      There are areas in the Black Hills in South Dakota near you that are not utilizing smart meter technology and do not plan to into the future.

      Let us know how things go.

      Jeromy

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  22. Thank you, Jeromy, for the input. Knowing the correct terminology for the different types of smart meters is important to me, and I see that I have been calling it something else (broadband over power lines) when it is actually PLC/TWACS.

    I have read the paper you mentioned on this type of smart meter and how it is impossible to shield it.

    I am now waiting to hear back from Dave Stetzer about his conversation with our electric company manager here where I live. The manager had told us two years ago that our only alternative was to go off-grid, that they would not revert back to using the analog style meters. Meanwhile, I did not understand how serious our exposure was/is. Our health has continued to spiral downward.

    You had mentioned that there are areas in South Dakota that do not use smart meter technology and are not considering it in the near future. Can you please tell us what those areas are, so that we can check them out? This may be our only alternative, although we would still consider going off-grid in the house that we have now.

    Having the money available to consider anything right now is a problem, as it may be with others in our predicament. Rising above the despair that I feel right now is my greatest challenge. Just wanted to thank you again for the information that you provide, and the encouraging words.

    Ruth

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    • Hi Ruth,

      My suggestion is that you call the utility company for the areas that you are interested in moving to. You’ll want to see what type of system they use and if an opt-out is available. You obviously want to confirm that they are not using a PLC/TWACS system (which are pretty rare to begin with).

      I do know that this utility still has a primarily analog system: http://www.bhec.com/ They are implementing digital meters when analog meters fail, but due to the mountains and large distances between homes, a smart meter / AMI system is not practical. You will be able to find homes with analog meters in this area.

      Good luck and keep us posted. I hope you find some relief soon.

      Jeromy

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  23. Thank you, Jeromy, for this information… we will give them a call and see what is available in the towns around there. We are at the point now of making a decision about staying in the house we are in, with off-grid modifications, or moving in the future. Will keep in touch.

    Ruth

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  24. Jeromy, a good friend in Georgia has sent me the web site for a smart meter blocking guard product, that she plans to try on her parent’s house. It has a 30 day return guarantee. Here is the link if you would check it out and see what you think.

    http://smartmeterguard.com/

    Ruth

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  25. Thank you! I realize that we can do nothing to shield ourselves from the PLC type meter. This causes no end of frustration and fear for me…and I fear for my partner’s health, also.

    I am still waiting to hear back from Dave Stetzer since he is trying to discover what the frequency is being emitted by our meter into our circuit box in the house…I understand that every wire in the house is like an antenna now. Will keep you posted. Meanwhile, I would like to know if there are others out there who are living with these type of meters on their homes. They are used commonly in rural areas (such as we have here in Nebraska where houses/ranches have much distance between them).

    If anyone knows how to stop these frequencies from entering homes, please write to this blog. Thank you.

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  26. Hi Jeromy,

    Wanted to let you and all the readers know about the excellent website http://www.eiwellspring.org. It covers the smart meter issues so well and gives good information on how to live with it, cope with it, etc. It was there that I began to really understand what this PLC/TWACS meter is about and how damaging they are to the body. At this point we have spoken to the electric company manager and they agreed to give us the cut-off switch we need (to kill power to the house from the meter) for free, but we will have to get our own electrician in to install it properly. This is part of an answer for us, as we can shut off the power at night, but with winter approaching it will get mighty chilly here in our area of Nebraska. So that means having a generator, also. Generators come with their own inverters and put a lot of dirty electricity onto our wiring in the house, also…so we will have to investigate that. Always something!

    I would also like to recommend Annie Hopper and the Dynamic Neural Retraining System to the readers of this blog. If anyone would like more information on how this program works to recover from EHS, MCS, and other chronic illnesses, see http://WWW.DNRSYSTEM.COM . I have used the video program and found it to be very helpful in relieving some of the EHS symptoms I’ve had. I may have mentioned this before, but think it is worth repeating for those who are still struggling to understand how EHS works in the brain/body. At a time when I was grasping for information, this was a huge help to me.

    Thank you for your help and efforts, Jeromy.

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    • Thanks Ruth,

      Indeed, Annie Hopper and the Gupta Programme have helped quite a few people. With any injury or illness, there is almost always a limbic system component to it (where the brain remembers the injury – even after the body has physically healed).

      I would like to know your full experience with this program and whether it completely heals you from feeling the PLC smart meter pulses?

      I know a lot of people who have done one of these programs. A few have healed completely, but most only get moderately better. The program is working on the mind component of this condition, which is vitally important. However, it doesn’t heal the biological components, nor the environmental issues. These typically need to be addressed as well for people who are electrically sensitive.

      These two books by Normal Doidge are an excellent introduction into the mind component of healing:

      https://www.amazon.com/Brains-Way-Healing-Discoveries-Neuroplasticity/dp/014312837X/

      https://www.amazon.com/Brain-That-Changes-Itself-Frontiers/dp/0143113100/

      Jeromy

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  27. Jeromy, I used the Hopper program briefly when I first got it, did not stick with the required 6 months of one-hour-per-day practice in order to see if I could achieve complete wellness again. My bad!

    I believe that it would/could bring me much relief of the daily effects I have from EMF and the smart meter. That being said, I agree that one should remove the EMF sources, or at least shield them, since they are so harmful to the body.

    Also, I want to add that just viewing the DNR System DVDs caused me to have a strong decrease in my stress response when I thought about exposures I was having…it is the understanding of how the brain works, to continue supporting the body symptoms, that contributed to my EHS and MCS that helped me the most. Practice makes perfect, as they say, but in order to see results one must do the work.

    I have the time to do the DNR program exercises without going to a class or leaving my home, so it is a matter of discipline for me. Meanwhile, we will continue to lessen our exposures to EMF and to hopefully find an electrician who will install the transfer switch so that we can cut power to our house at night. Will keep you posted, and thank you so much for your caring.

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  28. Thank you for this very interesting information Jeromy, am I to understand that there are dangers if there’s a wireless printer, computer etc. in the home? I have a laptop and mobile tablets that work off my wireless modem so what can I do to lessen the dangers of exposure?

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  29. Hello Jeromy,

    I have just re-read posts from May, 2016, and am still in the house I had mentioned, still not able to shield the PLC meter, and since then have suffered two heart attacks.

    I must say, I do not have proof that the EMF/RF is the cause of my health issues where the heart attacks are concerned. However, in speaking with Michael Schwaebe, Building Biologist from San Diego, CA, I learned that he has several clients who are EHS who have heart issues. This will get further investigation from me, for sure!

    I am doing pretty well at the present time (had a stent put into an artery on the back of my heart) and am taking medication to ensure there won’t be other blockages. Getting the exercise I need is my biggest challenge, as I am resisting it a lot. Went through 36 sessions of cardiac rehab and did well with it, but at home is another story.

    So, my investigation of the PLC meter and how to shield from it is ongoing. We have the cut-off switch installed outside, but have to use a generator to power our freezer and refrigerator, and water pump…we do not have the generator put together yet, so we continue to shut off the bedroom circuit at night. I am in the house most of the day, so I get a fair amount of exposure with the PLC, I’m sure.

    Thank you for your continued diligence in informing us about your findings and keeping the blog available to us.

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  30. Hello,
    Thank you for your informative website.
    We are trying to reduce EMF in our home, but wondering how to tackle the following:
    -We have solar panels on our roof and inverter on the loft.
    -The main contractor is in a bedroom (used to be the garage), behind a door.
    What would you recommend to minimise EMF?
    Thank you,
    Nuria

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