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Topic: Inexpensive EMF shielding for sleeping quarters?

Jasmin
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My son is getting worse and worse. We live next to a cell phone tower. I would like to shield his bunk bed from EMF waves if I could, but I can't afford $100/meter. Is there anything else I could do?

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D Bergy
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The only way to really block the frequencies is to use a type of Faraday cage. The one in the link below would work. It does not have to be copper screen, but it does have to be metal.

http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=3012906&l=27916bd960&id=589424533

You could stretch it around the bed in a loop, and ground it. That should work pretty well.

Dan

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sparkle7
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Some people think these reflective blankets work (only $5 each) -
http://www.precisionherbs.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=category.display&category_id=9104343

I haven't tried them. I think you can get them at places like Walmart or camping supply stores, too.

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sparkle7
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PS - I think you can put the blankets up on the walls or around the bed - not necessarily wrapping your child in them.

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GiGi
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[email protected]

founder of non-profit Wings of Eagles Healthy Living (WEHL)dedicated to educating individuals how to improve the quality of their indoor environments. WEHL conducts seminars, programs, home surveys and provides low-cost consult to building healthy. Heard her at a recent Klinghardt seminar "Healing the Brain". Certified by International Institute for Bau-Biologie and Ecology. She knows her stuff.

If I had the need for it, I would contact her for info and possibly guidance. Don't wait!

Take care and good luck to you and your son.

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Jasmin
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Thanks for the info. I will look into things.

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