Electromagnetic fields (EMF) remain the subject of intense controversy. Though they are present everywhere electricity flows, the health effects of exposure to them are still being debated. There is concern that electromagnetic fields around high-voltage sources such as power transmission lines may be linked to cancer.
What Are (EMF) electromagnetic fields ?
In all examples of (EMF) electromagnetic fields, the energy field causes a change
in everything it encounters. EMF (ElectroMagnetic Field) is a broad term which includes electric fields generated by charged particles, magnetic fields generated by charged particles in motion, and radiated fields such as TV, radio, and microwaves. (EMF) electromagnetic fields are measured in units of volts per meter or V/m. Magnetic fields are measured in milli-Gauss or mG. The field is always strongest near the source and diminishes as you move away from the source. Despite the many wonderful conveniences of electrical technology, the effects of (EMF) electromagnetic fields on biological tissue remains the most controversial aspect of the EMF issue with virtually all scientists agreeing that more research is necessary to determine safe or dangerous levels. Iron, necessary for healthy blood and stored in the brain, is highly effected by (EMF) electromagnetic fields. The intricate DNA of the chromosomes has been shown to be effected by EMFs as well. In fact, throughout our bodies, every biochemical process involves precisely choreographed movement of (EMF) electromagnetic fields-sensitive atoms, molecules, and ions
Dr. William Tiller, Professor Emeritus, Stanford University and Dr. Norman Shealy, Holos Institute of Health, Founder American Holistic Medical Association and Board Certified Neurosurgeon, conducted a joint scientific study to explore the effects of (EMF) electromagnetic fields on human brain waves (EEGs). It is clear that people have different tolerance levels to ((EMF)) electromagnetic fields. With this in mind, this EEG study was conducted to interpret the effects of EMF on humans and to determine the potential benefits of the QLink Pendant in aiding people to resist EMF. This double blind study involved 30 subjects and was conducted over the course of one year.
Conclusions: This research showed significant indication of the QLink Pendant achieving a! ! reduction of the effect of (EMF) electromagnetic fields on changes to brain wave patterns. The QLink has shown a capability to help prevent or diminish anomalous electrical activity in the brain caused by EMF sensitivity. Prior to these tests using the QLink, there had been no known approach for individuals that allowed them to resist the effects of
(EMF) electromagnetic fieldson brain functions. |
