Posted by Lloyd on May 17, 2013 under EMF facts | 
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Reading about EMFs can be confusing, even downright intimidating. To demystify this whole area I’ve drawn up a list of definitions of EMF terms. SIMPLE ones. The idea here is to explain these concepts in terms which you can easily understand rather than give textbook definitions. If there any definitions missing from this list let
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Posted by Lloyd on February 25, 2013 under Electromagnetic protection, EMF facts | Be the First to Comment
How crazy are the current FCC guidelines for EMF exposures? Take a typical cell phone tower which operates at 1800 MHz, the FCC maximum exposure limit is 1 mW/cm2, that’s to say 1000 μW/cm2. The 2012 BioInitiative report recommends a precautionary level of 0.0003 μW/cm2 to 0.0006 μW/cm2. These official guidelines are at the heart
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Posted by Lloyd on January 12, 2013 under Cell phone radiation, Electromagnetic protection, Electrosmog, EMF facts | 12 Comments to Read
Bit by bit the world is gradually waking up to the dangers of non-ionizing electromagnetic fields (EMFs). It’s a long slow process. We are moving forward on EMF awareness but slooooowly. Rather like your 4 year old child who doesn’t want to go to school. You explain and explain again to them the reasons why
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Posted by Lloyd on August 11, 2012 under EMF facts | 7 Comments to Read
I don’t really consider myself an EMF activist. I don’t stand in the street with a banner protesting against the onslaught of wireless technologies in our lives. I have no political motivations….. And for many people that know me, they don’t even know that I am electrosensitive…unless it came up in conversation or they pushed
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Posted by Lloyd on May 23, 2012 under EMF facts | 16 Comments to Read
When I first started researching electromagnetic fields one of the biggest problems I had was getting my head around all the jargon; trying to understand what all the different measurement units that are used to quantify EMFs meant. Most people have vaguely heard of terms like Volts, Watts, Gauss and Hertz but then between having heard
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