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Is there anything that we can use to reduce/absorb radiation/emf in the room?
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Stetzer filters ;...: There are many devices purported to remediate emf's but little objective data to show if they really work. The best-proven seems to be stetzer filters- see http://www.Dirtyelectricity.Ca/stetzer_filters.Htm this is a complex subject; most important is to minimize exposures. There are professionals who specialize in this. See http://electromagnetichealth.Org/emf-remediation-interviews/.
Answered 10/8/2013
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