Watch and Magnetic Therapy Bands

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Watch and Magnetic Therapy Bands

A couple of questions in this post. I'm cautious but concerned regarding EMF's (electromagnetic frequencies) and RF emissions from my Apple devices. I work in an environment that is BATHED in wifi and bluetooth signals every day, not to mention other EMF's. So here are the questions;

What is the safest human levels of EMF and RF before it's negatively affecting musculature and/or circulation?
Are there any magnetic therapy watch bands available... bands that have been created to diffuse EMF and RF?

Regarding question one: I ask that, if you're doing research to help me out (I've done a lot myself), please note that there is a difference between "safe human levels" and "government-mandated acceptable levels". The government tends to be incredibly liberal in their rating systems for EMF/RF exposure.

Re: question two: I've only found one magnetic therapy band, and was wondering if there might be more out there.

Thanks!

Posted on Jan 4, 2019 5:05 AM

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Answer 1

BobHarris

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Jan 5, 2019 6:22 PM in response to Branta_uk

FYI, you can get paints that help create a Faraday shield to a room or entire home. Google "Faraday Paint" and you will find links.

As for finding reliable EMF/RF information in these forums, you might be better just using Google.

Also check out the FCC website, as all products with a radio must be approved by the FCC, so they may have actual documents on each device they have approved.

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Answer 2

BobHarris

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Jan 5, 2019 7:22 PM in response to deggie

Yes, but asking for safety information or medical advice from forums is outside the scope of these forums. And without examining an individual, no medical persons should be giving a diagnosis via these forums.

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deggie

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Jan 5, 2019 7:37 PM in response to BobHarris

But he didn't ask for any of that and none was offered and all of the people I mentioned when someone comes here and says they are sick or in pain there first response is they should see a doctor. My problem with the post is he is an Apple employee posting this here. I did report it.

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deggie

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Jan 5, 2019 6:55 PM in response to BobHarris

Actually given previous responses by Branta_UK, Lawrence Finch, Idris Seabright and some others I would say you have a better chance of getting reliable information here rather than Google.

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Branta_uk

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Jan 4, 2019 1:58 PM in response to Phillip Ramirez

RF signals are not attenuated or deviated by magnetic fields you can expect to find in wrist bands, you need many orders of magnitude higher field strength, the kind of strength which will probably stick you to the car or nearest steel structure. In fact that would be a better solution, if you are worried about environmental exposure you need a metallic Faraday Cage to screen your place of work

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