Your home DOES NOT need a Tri-band router. 1 band router → 1 RF transmitter Dual-band → 2 transmitters Tri-band (2.4 + 5 + 6 GHz) → 3 transmitters Quad-band WiFi 7 → 4 transmitters That’s 4 radios blasting 24x7 For 99% of households, A simple router is enough. 2.4 GHz to go farther, 5 GHz to go faster. End of story. PS : Use ETHERNET for even FASTER internet + No RF radiation.

If your bulb can’t pass the blackbody test It belongs in a lab, Not your living room.

The higher up you stay in a population dense city The higher your RF radiation exposure. Higher floors provide direct access to signals, making them clearer but also increasing the amount of wireless RF radiation you're being exposed to

Sunlight doesn’t cause Skin cancer It’s the lack of sunlight, artificial blue light, wireless RF and an ungrounded mind

Take care of your Mitochondria

Is your sleeping area clean from wireless RF radiation? <0.01 mW/m² is the standard you should aim for

Sleeping on a bed designed to mitigate electromagnetic exposure..for just 2 months was associated with: Stronger immune responses Reduced oxidative and inflammatory stress A notable reversal in calculated biological age The placebo group experienced no such benefits, suggesting that the insulation technology may play a key role.

22% more RF radiation absorption in the balls due to a ring in the pocket. and that’s just 1 piece of small metal. Now think braces, fillings, implants, stents, piercings, tattoos All of them can bend, focus & amplify wireless RF radiation right into tissue No one talks about this

Avoid metal in the bed/mattress when possible because 1. Metal can distort the Earth’s DC magnetic field 2. Metal can increase coupling to AC electric fields from wiring, potentially raising “body voltage" 3. Metal in the bed CAN act like an antenna for RF A Spring mattress is roughly the same scale as an FM half-wave antenna. So in theory, this means it can resonate/re-radiate some RF.

Your home DOES NOT need a Tri-band router. 1 band router → 1 RF transmitter Dual-band → 2 transmitters Tri-band (2.4 + 5 + 6 GHz) → 3 transmitters Quad-band WiFi 7 → 4 transmitters That’s 4 radios blasting 24x7 For 99% of households, A simple router is enough. 2.4 GHz to go farther, 5 GHz to go faster. End of story.