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“Building biology comes out of Germany, and they have very specific guidelines for how to build or remediate a home to minimize electromagnetic exposure. There are shielding paints, fabrics, and materials you can use. You can put your bedroom on a kill switch that turns off the power at night so you're not being exposed to electric fields while you sleep.”

“Wireless signals are pulsed, and those pulses are what the body responds to. Our cells communicate using very subtle electromagnetic signals, and when you flood that environment with much stronger artificial signals, it's like trying to have a conversation in a room where someone's screaming.”

“EMFs are something that our bodies didn't evolve with at the levels we're being exposed to today. When you're sleeping, your body is doing all of its repair, and if your nervous system is being stimulated all night long by wireless signals or electric fields from the wiring in your walls, you're not getting the deep restorative sleep that your body needs.”

“Grounding or earthing is just direct skin contact with the Earth. The Earth has a slight negative charge, and when you connect to it, electrons flow into your body and act as antioxidants. People who walk barefoot on grass or sand regularly often report better sleep, less inflammation, and just feeling more settled.”

“The first place I tell people to focus on is the bedroom. That's where you're spending eight hours, hopefully, in one place, and your body is most vulnerable when it's trying to rest and repair. If you can make that one room as clean as possible electromagnetically, you're going to get the biggest bang for your buck in terms of how you feel.”

“Dirty electricity is essentially high-frequency voltage transients riding on the normal 60-hertz electricity in your home. Modern electronics, dimmer switches, LED lights, solar inverters — they all create this. And it travels through the wiring in your walls, creating electric fields that radiate into the rooms where you live and sleep.”