Posted by EarthCalm Staff- Updated on 8/24/2018 to
Going Green: Don't Forget about Electromagnetic Protection
If you’re going green these days, that's great! Some efforts towards conserving energy and becoming environmentally sustainable can actually create additional health problems though. Therefore, it is very important to remember electromagnetic radiation protection in the process of becoming more green, so that the effort towards balanced health can be obtainable and complete. The following is a list of things to keep in mind.
Compact Fluorescent Light Bulbs
Those funny-looking, energy efficient light bulbs out there (with equally-strange amounts of wattage) are great for conserving electricity and saving money. However, they not only contain mercury, they also emit a great amount of radiation—which is not good for your health.
Wireless Devices
You may have followed a tip on a greening site that suggests you go as wireless as possible to save electricity. This might seem like a good idea, but what about the hazardous EMF exposure you’re creating? The EMFs coming from wireless devices (especially Wi-Fi) are particularly hazardous to your health. Read more about WiFi radiation.
Solar Panels
Perhaps, in your process of going green, you’ve gone off the grid and use solar panel. You may not realize the amount of EMFs that come off of the inverters- they’re adding a huge amount of EMF exposure to your home environment, especially if they’re in your home or on your roof.
Going Green with EMF Protection
Fear not, for all these green ideas are good ones! You can go green and have your solar panels, your wireless devices, and even your energy-efficient light bulbs. You just need to stay EMF protected as well. Check out EarthCalm’s EMF protection solutions for protection against EMF exposure, as you’re going green.
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