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<p>You’re here because you’re concerned about how electromagnetic radiation may be affecting your health.</p>  

<p class="h3">You’ve heard that you need to protect yourself!</p>  

<p>But from What?  EMF?  EMC?  EMR?  EHS?  MW?  RFR?  RF?</p>  

<p class="h3">What does it all mean?</p>

<p>EMF stands for ElectroMagnetic Field or Frequency. </p>

<p>Everything God created has its own electromagnetic field.Additionally, everything electronic that man makes has an electromagnetic field as well. It is a measurable type of energy, and for the human body the EMF energy is what powers every cell in our body.  <span class="bold">Every living function, whether conscious or subconscious, physical or mental, is powered by low levels of electrical current in our bodies.</span> Have you ever thought about why we use electric shock paddles to restart a heart?</p>

<p>EMC (ElectroMagnetic Chaos) is just a more dramatic way of saying EMF.</p>

<p>EMR (ElectroMagnetic Radiation) is the energy projected from the electromagnetic frequencies.</p> 

<p>Just as there are <span class="bold">good fats and bad fats</span> for our body and <span class="bold">good sugars and bad sugars</span> for our body, so there are <span class="bold">good EMFs and bad EMFs</span> for our body.</p>

<p class="h3">So why are some EMFs harmful to our bodies?</p>

<p>God designed the human body with very specific EMF frequencies. Healthy tissue has these strong God-given frequencies. Unhealthy or diseased tissue has weak or unnatural frequencies.</p>

<p>Our healthy EMF frequencies become weak or altered for various reasons, but most commonly by <span class="bold">too much exposure to unnatural EMF frequencies</span> which are out of the realm of our healthy body frequencies.</p>

<p class="h3">Does it really affect us? Is it really killing us?</p>

<p>Electromagnetic Hypersensitivity (EHS), also known as electromagnetic sensitivity and electrohypersensitivity, occurs when the amount of EMF radiation...

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