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Reports low household energy after moving from a hardwired home to one using Wi-Fi. Requests independent testing and guidance on the effectiveness of products marketed for EMF protection.
- Wi-Fi & indoor exposure: “everything is Wi-Fi”
- Li-Fi, fiber & alternatives: “all computers were hardwired into cable”
- Research & federal duties: “I’d like some real third-party testing”
- Exposure limits & oversight: “government guidelines on how to protect ourselves from EMFs”
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We overall as a family feel sluggish and low energy went in our home. In Connecticut we had a smaller house and so all computers were hardwired into cable. In our new house in North Carolina, which is much bigger everything is Wi-Fi. Part of my dilemma is trusting what devices or what EMF protective-ware, blankets etc. are really helpful. You can really go down to rabbit hole spending a lot of money. I’d like some real third-party testing or government guidelines on how to protect ourselves from EMFs
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