In today’s connected world, the use of RF (Radio Frequency) and EMF (Electro-Magnetic Field) emitting devices, such as smartphones, Wi-Fi routers and connected devices, has become a staple of daily life. While these technologies offer unmatched convenience and even productivity, they also introduce ever increasing exposure to electromagnetic fields that not only has health implications but also generates downright RF pollution.
A mindful approach to using RF and EMF devices involves understanding their impact, adopting habits to minimize unnecessary exposure, and maintaining a balance between connectivity and well-being.
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Scientific Studies on the effects of RF-EMF
Here are some scientific studies on the effects of RF-EMF on living things.They all include links to the sources / actual research papers.
Dreame vs Roborock: the missing RF test!
There are plenty of robo-vacuum & robo-mop review on the web, but none of them tests their WiFi implementation and especially, how much they RF they emit, i-e how much they unnecessarily irradiate you while they do their job, and worse: while they are sleeping / charging in the dock.
How To Reduce Your RF Exposure
This guide presents evidence-based strategies to reduce your RF radiation exposure without necessarily giving up the convenience of digital devices — simple, practical adjustments that can help you make informed choices about how you use your devices.
Why You Need to Reduce RF Pollution Right Now
There are any different sources of RF pollution that add up, interfere and produce various undesirable side-effects that you may have underestimated so far...
What is RF Pollution?
In our increasingly connected world, we're surrounded by an invisible form of pollution that most people never think about: Radio Frequency (RF) pollution This pollution is often self inflicted and leads to: poor performance, shortened battery life, health impacts, environmental impacts...
