Does this product contain any EMFs?
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The air is sanitized using ionized streams of electrons which destroy the pollutant molecules.
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Everything is emp proof if it is in a faraday cage. Otherwise any electronic will be destroyed. (Including this)
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Not that I recall, but it is a good product worth buying batterys for if none are provided.
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No it does not contain either. Must buy square battery. I already had a plug that worked for it.
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Mine did not have magnets. Magnets are not needed fore the product to work correctly.
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I only know of what is written in the manual. They are IR waves and are supposed to NOT give EMF exposure.
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I tested it against other emfmeters.No documentation is available. I suppose it measures V/m for low frequencies waves, not. radiofrequencies.It worths price se paid!
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Sorry for not answering sooner, had to find my writeup. The ThermoFine (TM) warming system has been engineered to eliminate over 95% of EMF as compared to resistance wire heating systems. For more information about automatic bed coverings, please visit www.sunbeam.com.
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The only ingredients listed are: Emu Oil and .00022% Natural Vitamin E for freshness
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No, it does not contain any of those. It is a very nice product. I am very sensitive to scents and additives and I love this!!
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You might want to check with the seller. I have the EMF Shield but I have never measured changes in EMF levels. If you do get the EMF Shield and measure, I would be interested in seeing what your results were like!
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It does. The unit functions well. My only concern it that it produces high levels of electromagnetic frequencies.
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Yes, it measures EMF from anything. If I set the meter to EMF and then put it down next to my cell phone (an Android), I see the meter increase as the meter gets closer to the phone. I also see the meter spike off the chart from time to time as the phone emits bursts of power for this and that. That's true for most anything that uses electricity, including other screen-based devices (monitors, etc.). The contradicting answers that you are seeing are probably because there are different types of waves to measure and different phones have different emissions; this device measures micro/radio waves and EMF. This device did measure micro/radio waves for my phone when I tried it, but I don't know if it's measuring the full emissions of the phone because the level registered when I did a test was very small (I put the meter down next to my phone and dialed another phone and stayed connected for a while). However, I haven't seen any consensus among scientific studies that those types of cell emissions are dangerous, whereas-though there is still some debate-some studies agree that high levels of EMF (around or above 4 milligauss/.4 microteslas) increase the risk of certain childhood cancers.
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I am EMF super sensitive due to the MTHFR genes. Can somebody please answer the question?
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Yes, I have been able to detect all of those EMF sources; a microwave produces a very strong EMF, which made me decide to stand at least 5 feet away, while heating something. Another strong finding is my laptop, so I don't keep it on my lap when operating.
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No it does not you will have to check the medifast website to find out products contain soy
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I just called JNH directly and asked for the EMF rating. Joyce was the ladies name I spoke to. She states that the EMF rating is 2-4mG when the sensor is 4" away! Really high. Comparably, the Rocky Mountain saunas are 0.6mG when less than one inch away. The Sunlighten is rated at 0.03mG when one inch away, FYI