News Feed September 2019
In The News This Week
The first ever EMF Conference took place this month.
The only gathering of it's kind, with top International Scientists and Researches and Doctors sharing the latest studies on EMF and our health. Tech Wellness was honored to co-sponsor the event and learn from people we talk about here at Tech Wellness like Olle Johansson, Gunnar Heuser and the Environmental Health Trust.
If you're a Tech Wellness warrior you're aware that smartphones and all wireless devices emit RF radiation. We learned at the EMF19 Conference from research scientist Magda Havas that this type of radiation causes oxidative stress. That cell oxidation leads to dis-ease
Magda Havas presented a white paper showing us how non ionizing radiation actually can lead to cancer and other biological sickness in our body. The process differs from how nuclear and x ray radiation causes cancer by dislodging electrons- and that's the reason most people who don't think wireless radiation is harmful justify their belief.
We saw research demonstrating non-ionizing radiation increases free radicals in the body indirectly, by interfering with our bodies repair mechanisms that neutralize free radicals. Free radicals are carcinogenic. So we don’t want to interfere with our bodies ability to eradicate them. And wireless energy can do that.
93 of 100 peer reviewed studies which showed that low intensity RF exposure had oxidative effects on animals, plants and humans-
Now more than ever we should limit and avoid it wherever we can. . That's why we recommend this handy, but powerful personal RF Radiation Detector.
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An awesome bold and analog timer can really assist your efforts to stay on task.
We also love the idea of these Intention cards that help create an awareness for the need for mindfulness and balance with technology.
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Two Simple but effective ideas for protecting your privacy
- Eliminate Apps. The more apps you have, the more chance information about you will be shared. Be intentional about which Apps you allow on your phone. Though apps can drill down to your devices unique identifier, Apple IOS allows you to reset your advertising identifier. Also, Apple has a fairly stringent privacy policy for it's App developers and reviews Apps in the app store.
- Be Mindful About What You Share On Apps. Most require your name and email just as a point of entree. Consider a special(non-gmail) that's just for apps. Make up a name. The Period tracking app mentioned above and the Owlet baby monitor app are just two examples of Apps that request amazingly personal information. Our advice is to not reveal things like how you're feeling emotionally or if your baby is adopted to an App that really doesn't need to know.
As always, if you're concerned about privacy and your information leaking out, you really should cover your cellphone and disable or cover your microphone whenever possible. We put our favorite in our our New Sparkle Set. We think it's the perfect holiday gift.
