Commercial Protection From X-Rays ULF ELF Electromagnetic Fields And More!

James Kaufman, World News Report Today. Ladies and gentlemen, I wanted to address that aluminum foil is not the way to go, obviously. It's always better to buy something that's actually made for perhaps military use to stop x-ray attacks, electromagnetic field, or ULF, ELF attacks. My aluminum foil actually stops. X-rays, when I bring it near the microwave, it stops the ELF, the ULF, the geomagnetic, electromagnetic fields, but it just isn't what I would recommend as your savior. I would recommend some professional equipment. This happens to be one for sale. It's called the Havana Wave Stopper Cap, and it's... Specifically, protection for EMF, which is one of the things we were looking at, electromagnetic fields, and it says it stops about 99.7 of any electromagnetic field from reaching your brain. Right, ultimate peace of mind, literally went around cell phones, Wi-Fis, other electronic devices. Now, there's all kind of things that these things were made out of. I'm going to show you all some Faraday fabric. But this has 100% pure silver fiber inlay. And I've seen that silver is used a lot in protection, especially from things like, well, X-rays and geomagnetic and electromagnetic frequencies like solar storms. And, well, we're getting hit by a proton storm right now. And like geomagnetic storms, which we'll be hit by later today and tomorrow. We've already been hit by a lot of x-rays today, as y'all know. You can simply go on to Amazon and buy huge sheets of military-grade Faraday fabric here. And obviously, it's going to be hard to cover your head with that. But if you remember John McAfee, he was so worried about being spied on that before his death, he had entire rooms covered with this Faraday fabric that was military-grade. and i guess if your entire room is covered and it actually comes with tape as well to take care of the well i guess the seals the edges i get a picture of the tape polyester conductive based copper layer nickel they're using copper and nickel here i've seen silver used so you can use all types of different things i'll show you some Faraday bags here look at the meters 105 versus 48 so not great mine went down to zero from way over 105 but this one does come with tape etc and you can buy as big of a sheet as you want to and they're not very expensive this is very inexpensive really well and this is just How good of a job it did. 4.8 versus 105. so this is the actual cloth they're testing it and what are they testing it against let's see if it says a wi-fi router cell phones bluetooth gps's rfids a lot of times they want to steal your credit cards and they can walk by you nowadays and steal them because of the chips well if you have your credit cards in a Faraday wallet they can't get to the information on those chips 99% efficiency. I do have some information that was put together. It's a little bit more professional. But this is just on Amazon, several different brands. They call this military grade. I have a company that actually has a bunch of military contracts I'm going to show you. Here's one called Electromagnetic Radiation Solutions. And just a single hat is $70 there. And let's see. Let's see what's there. Using, I don't know if it does or not, let's see, silver and copper and lycra, so that's probably going to be what the active, we can call them active components are, and shielding 99.999%, but it doesn't really go all the way over your head or anything. If you have a meter, you can test it when you get it and send it back. This is electromagnetic. Radiation shielding solutions. There's a thousand companies out there selling this stuff and I can't recommend and are not recommending any of them. I just wanted to show you all some of the different options. I know Defender Shield has some government contracts. I don't know if that means anything or not. Electromagnetic field radiation protection here. And that includes ULF, ELF, electronic smog, geomagnetic storms, et cetera, and x-rays. So today, and I'll show you that that includes that. It's actually written in their write-up here. Today, we've already seen x-rays. We got hit by a proton storm. We're about to get hit by a geomagnetic storm. I don't know if it's doing us any damage. Who says that you have to have pretty heavy levels or long-term exposure? But remember, the people that suffered the Savannah Syndrome damage had short-term exposure, extremely heavy levels. And ladies and gentlemen, their brains were destroyed. Now, Defender's Shield has been on CBS, Yahoo, Business Insider, MarketWatch. It blocks up to 90 gigahertz. RF hacking, EMP attacks, if you're being tracked, well, it'll stop that as well. Military grade EMP attacks, bursts of massive electromagnetic energy generated deliberately to destroy electronic equipment or you. I believe that's what happened in the Savannah attacks themselves. Cyber attacks, going after any of your phones or routers or computers or radio frequencies. They do have government and military contracts here and these are some Faraday bags that they show you. Kind of funny. This is where you would put your credit cards and or maybe your phone. What we will show you are how electromagnetic fields are classified. They're primarily by their frequency and energy level distinguished between ionizing and non-ionizing radiation. Ionizing radiation, such as X-rays and gamma rays, carries sufficient energy to ionize atoms and directly damage DNA. Non-ionizing radiation, which encompasses ELF and radio frequencies, lacks this energy but can still induce biological effects primarily through thermal heating for high-powered electronics or non-thermal mechanisms, which are often overlooked or ignored. I told you aluminum foil, if you turn the microwave on, My x-ray meter just shoots off the meter, and aluminum foil even blocks that. Refrigerators, smartphones, Wi-Fi routers, microwave ovens, smart meters. Those smart meters that go off every 15 minutes, terrible for you. Overhead power lines, 5G. Let's just say it, 5G. Exposure scenarios differ between occupational settings. where workers may experience intense EMFs from industrial equipment the general public regularly suffers from environmental exposure intensity of the electromagnetic field exposure depends heavily on proximity to the source and the duration and strength of the contact closer you are to the source the longer you spend near it the higher your exposure will be both distance and time and of course the power of it all correlate so I think some of us can relate to some of this stuff. This is Defender Shields information here. You can find most of this at WHO and the National Institute of Health. Short-term effects are really what we have seen from geomagnetic exposure, headaches, tingling, pains, hand hurts, mobility, and then it just goes, well, gets worse from there, right? Electromagnetic field exposure has been studied extensively in both laboratory and population settings with a range of reported acute and chronic health effects. While some effects remain controversial due to inconsistent evidence, others are supported by biological plausible mechanisms observed in experimental models. Below is a breakdown of current understandings across short-term and long-term exposures. Short-term headaches, fatigue, dizziness, sleep disturbances. I mean, I think we can all testify to all of this. Symptoms are commonly reported by individuals who self-identify as electromagnetically hypersensitive. Minor changes in cardiac and respiratory function, which I did an entire video about. Some studies have observed temporary shifts in heart rates, variability, respiratory patterns, etc. Extremely low frequency and radio frequency exposures, which include x-rays, even tingling of the skin. Someone had mentioned that in one of their comments today. Short-term exposure to radio frequencies like x-rays may cause localized heating. And superficial tissues. I won't go over the long-term effects because they're so extensive, but I think we have a pretty good idea. We don't want to be exposed to electromagnetic radiation or electromagnetic fields or ULF or ELF or anything else for long periods of time, x-rays, etc. Believe it or not, all these Faraday cloths and... to somewhat i guess the caps etc do or are supposed to protect you from these it's just amazing here they've done animal testing which i terribly hate but you saw how simple the aluminum foil worked for me and we looked at ULF, ELF and electromagnetic Fields, while we were doing an experiment just a bit ago online. So, we looked at all three of those, as my sensor has those and smog, which I didn't think was pertinent. But, I wanted to actually show you all some plausible ways to perhaps protect yourself. Obviously, an X100 was probably not going to protect you. I'm guessing that everything will just burn but that's my guess because of course I've never seen anything like that occur. So God bless you guys. There are some very inexpensive plausible ways and I keep pointing back to the cloths. You get so much cloth for so little money They're very effective. GPS, EMPs, radio signals, these all include x-rays. The entire spectrum is within these right here. And very inexpensive for $196.43. But I don't own any. I almost bought some of this cloth. There's the tape that you can buy, Faraday tape right there that we talked about. And I just thought I would let y'all see. The military tries to protect themselves against possible attacks, etc. All right, so we said silver, copper, and other materials. I don't know if it says exactly what's in this. Copper, nickel, here. We've seen silver. I showed you all other metals. So that's the facts, Jack. God bless you guys. Please share, subscribe, and always remember, anything's possible. Bizarro world.