White linen shirts block the least amount of UV light with upto 25.4% UVA transmittance LINEN STAYS GOATED 🐐

This is how your screen should look like after dark if you plan to use it

Bedroom is now under 1 microwatts per meter square RF. Sleeping like a baby everynight!

If you’re sleeping on a bed/mattress with metal, You’ve basically built yourself an EMF amplifier Get rid of your Metal bed/spring mattresses.

If your Electric Car’s inverter is up front, Sell it. FAST.

iPhone 17 Air is the first phone in over 25 years of FCC records to literally hit the U.S. legal radiation exposure limit 1.6 W/kg SAR It’s simultaneous transmission (cellular + WiFi) results hit ~1.595–1.597 W/kg That means.. When both antennas are active (the cellular & the WiFi radios) The iPhone 17 Air’s RF Radiation output essentially reaches the legal ceiling for human exposure in the United States 🇺🇸

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Thick reinforced concrete walls might be one of the best EMF hacks for protection from outside towers 203 mm (8 inches) thick plain concrete wall produced ~29 dB at 2.4 GHz → 99.9% signal reduction ~48 dB at 5 GHz → 99.99% signal reduction When doubled (thicker), the attenuation roughly doubled (i.e. ~30 dB → ~60 dB) for the same frequencies. If your WiFi struggles indoors, It’s not bad signal, it’s actually good shielding. nnEMF Hack #173

iPhone 11 is the last iPhone that uses a Liquid Retina LCD display. All later upgrades make use of OLED panels. OLED screens (like those in the iPhone 12, 13, 14, etc.) control brightness by rapidly flickering the pixels on and off, that’s PWM (Pulse width modulation). Even if your eyes can’t see the flicker, your brain and nervous system can feel it. The iPhone 11 LCD panel doesn’t rely on PWM at normal brightness levels. It adjusts brightness with DC dimming, meaning the backlight intensity actually changes rather than flickering on/off. It's practically flicker-free from 100% down to around 25–30% brightness (Below that, there’s some PWM, about 60Hz range) For best results, Keep brightness around 40–80% (to stay in DC dimming range), Use True Tone off, Red Filter ON and Reduce White Point (30–40%) Also, the iPhone 11 is LTE-only which means there is NO 5G, it's a huge deal in itself. TL:DR; If you're flicker sensitive, iPhone 11 is your best apple option currently.