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Is it true that the metal in bedframes can act as an antenna for emfs? or is it just a hoax?
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I'll bet on 'hoax': Elerctromagnetic fields do exist, but the hype around them and their role in our lives and health are almost certainly a ripe field for exploitation - they are the stuff that dreams/nightmares are made of.
Answered 5/29/2016
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