“Dirty
power,” or “dirty electricity,” is unfortunately very common in U.S. homes. In
fact, as an electromagnetic frequency (EMF) specialist, I have yet to see a
home that does not have dirty electricity. Though there can be external
sources to blame, the reality is a lot of it originates right inside our walls!
Firstly,
the copper wiring in our walls can act as an antenna, picking up nearby signals
from cellphone, television and radio towers. These frequencies then find their
way to our household wires and add measurable levels of radiation that
shouldn’t be there. Dirty electricity is also caused by the way many modern
appliances and electronics use electric power. They can generate additional
harmonic frequency distortions onto our wiring that often result in increased
levels of radiation (or EMFs) right inside our homes.
This
is unfortunate because this dirty electricity problem is largely avoidable.
B.D. Erickson, president of Satic USA, a Montana-based company that specializes
in clean-power products, says the remedy is rather simple: “A simple 20-cent
filter installed into most electronic products would clean up a lot of the
‘dirty electricity’ around us today.” Since there is no regulation in place,
these filters are not utilized in household electronics. Because this homemade
form of radiation often originates right inside our own walls, we should
seriously consider the health consequences of long-term exposure.
Numerous
studies have shown that dirty electricity can be harmful; it has been linked to
the incidence of cancer, fatigue, anxiety, depression, sleep issues and even multiple
sclerosis. Knowing your home’s dirty electricity levels is especially important
if you are dealing with existing health issues because prolonged exposure to
this kind of EMF radiation can make things worse. I always tell clients that
sleeping areas are of the utmost importance because we heal when we sleep.
We
often recommend that clients turn off the power to all sleeping areas at the
breaker panel before going to sleep. This technique clears all wiring in the
walls of active current, removing most of, if not all, dirty electricity from
the area. This cannot be done by merely unplugging all our electronics from the
wall or turning them off, because the wires on the other side of our headboards
still have active current on them. For many people, walking out to the breaker
panel every night is inconvenient. So, our team of EMF-literate licensed
electricians can install a simple device known as a “remote cut-off switch.”
This is a remote-controlled system that can turn the sleeping area circuits on
and off each night right from the bedroom.
There
are also great dirty electricity filtration solutions available, including
plugin-style filters that can be added to outlets that measure higher levels of
dirty electricity, or single wire-in units that our electricians can install at
the breaker panel, which help to mitigate dirty electricity coming in from the
utility company while at the same time keeping your internal circuits clean.
When
doing in-home client assessments, we can identify and locate hidden EMFs like
dirty electricity and help to make your home the healthy sanctuary you deserve
it to be! Contact us today to learn more.
Mike Goral is the founder of Prime EMF Leaders. He is a graduate of Centennial College’s radio and television
broadcasting program. He has also studied at the Building Biology Institute.
For many years, he worked as a network technician and provided engineering
support for a large-scale satellite data distribution network where he gained
extensive knowledge about radio signals, signal transmission and used
professional testing equipment to measure various radiation fields. After
suffering from electrosensitivity in his own home, Goral learned various
mitigation strategies that eliminated his symptoms. He was so inspired by all
that he had learned that he began teaching these mitigation strategies to
others. To connect with him, call/text 480-360-4478 or email [email protected]. Also visit PrimeEMFLeaders.com.
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