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Electrosmog does exist, but we shouldn't drive ourselves crazy. Fear is the worst advisor there is. Fear of a supposed health hazard is often more dangerous than the hazard itself. Electrosmog is a fundamental topic, but one should not see things worse than they are. However, one should not trivialise or relativise them either. It… Read more

The following excerpt is from a book by Ulrich Warnke. At the end of the quote, I will provide additional comments. Emphasis added by me. Sources at the end of the quote. Without Z0 force, electrons have circular orbits; with Z0 force, they switch to spiral screw paths, causing atoms to become spiral. These exact… Read more

The often overlooked problem lies with electronics in the baby's room. Babies especially need their restful sleep – and every moment a baby sleeps peacefully is also a relief for the parents. Therefore, it is in the interest of both parents and child that unnecessary burdens do not arise in the first place. Many parents… Read more

Short answer: no, not anymore. In the past, it could still provide good service, but with the advancement of technology, it can no longer support here. With analogue transmission frequencies, it tested positively and could still balance radiation loads well. With digitally pulsed radiation, it tests negatively and can therefore no longer make a sufficient… Read more

LED lamps are known not to be ideal when it comes to having as little electrosmog as possible in rooms. However, their effect can be harmonised with the Read more

Smog is understood as the haze created by air pollution from smoke that hangs permanently over an area. Thanks to filters in factory chimneys, we hardly know the typical smog anymore. Read more