I’ve created a emf Disruptor by creating magnetic field by using coils in which have perpetual magnetics distort it. This has show to improve sleep, fatigue, and would presume stress. I’m currently, designing one that will be placed under my bed to further amplify the effects on the my body.

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I don't see it.

Just put your bedroom in a room with no windows and paint it with EMF shielding paint.

Or just wear a tin-foil hat to bed.

I can see this catching on.

People wearing degaussing coils on their heads.
Wiping clean, the microchips put in their brains
by the aliens, and the CIA. Making the new day's
signals clear.

Brilliant!
With the right backers and the tendancy for public paranoia over 5G, You could make some serious cash.
Plus, the governments of the world will be looking for you to expand your tech to create an EMF shield for their secret electronics.
You might even land a contract to create a country shield via satellite.

So, whatcha gunna do with all the money yer gunna make?

Allow me to suggest a name for this invention: Imaginary Mongoose.
I'm sure that Tom is right and you'll be the next Elon Musk or Jeff Bezos.

I don’t wish to be a critical but has any one even dare to question if cellular frequency does effect the body. it’s a fact the body heart has an electrical field of six feet. In addition, to the fact I’m been testing to see if it does work on the body and devices to see the effects. As a result, the EMF D. Does work but the extend to most cellular wave lengths and not much effective to short wave lengths (WiFi, phones) and it does seem to show effect as my sleep requirements has reduced by a 2-3 hours. There are multiple factors that could result why the body is more fatigue during the night but I’ll simply leave this, “Without questions, there is no learning”

If you have any questions please ask.

It’s really about franchise and monopolizing on the specify market, oh and knowing how to tax evade such as Elon musk collateralizing is assets without losing it or Jeff going to cheaper places with tax haven implement just for him do to “jobs” which are simply not career worthy.

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The tin foil hat is much more simple -but you have to use a ground strap which hangs to the ground for better performance, because a true Faraday cage isn't really possible on the noggin as it should fully envelop what is to be protected. A whole suit of armor would likely be very effective.

From some bored MIT guys....
"The helmets shielded their wearers from radio waves over most of the tested spectrum but, surprisingly, amplified certain frequencies: those in the 2.6 Ghz ( allocated for mobile communications and broadcast satellites) and 1.2 Ghz (allocated for aeronautical radionavigation and space-to-Earth and space-to-space satellites) bands."

Well you could weave a Faraday cage into your clothing and a ground strap on your shoes. Kinda like those "Copperfit" things they advertise on TV all the time.

Now there's an idea, Faraday Cage PJ's. Of course you'd need booties, gloves and a hood for complete protection .

Well, people sleep with worse. Think of those awful CPAP masks. Or my ex.

Actually that question has been asked many times, and numerous organisations have studied it to determine what harm if any constant exposure to EM radiation from cellular networks might cause. They've studied the penetration of high frequency EM pretty extensively and have shown that it doesn't penetrate far enough into your body to cause the kind of damage the tin foil hate brigade keep whining about.



And what do you think that means?

My computer has an EM field detectable from hundreds of yards away. And if I interfere with that field do you know what happens? Nothing.



Oh, testing huh? Cool. How?

Come on, show us your test methodology. Show us how you've controlled for all of the possible variables. Then explain how and why a double-blind control is used in human testing.

I'll wait.

CPAP masks aren't so bad. I wear one every night. It has made a world of difference in my energy level.