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Tone down heavy mobile phone energy when attached to cell phones and cordless phones. Also ideal for digital watches and hair dryers.

This LIFE Energy Shield™, at the same time they are protecting you from these negative frequencies, protects the body from the harmful effects of EMFs (Electro Magnetic Frequencies) from electrical fields, microwaves, radio waves, and other weakening fields by emitting 205 healing frequencies that have a positive, balancing effect on the glands, organs, and meridians of the body.

5 Reasons Why You Need Protection from your Laptop
or your Car, Cell Phone, Television, Hair Dryer, Microwave, Refrigerator, Electric Blanket, Iron, Electric Stove, Microwave, Toaster, Computer, Blender, Stereo Receiver, not to mention Power Lines...

Your body is a series of electrical impulses and currents
EMFs disrupt some of these functions
You are bombarded by EMFs on a daily basis
Effects of long-term exposure include chronic fatigue, nausea,
cataracts, heart problems, brain tumors, miscarriages, and cancer.
Short of living in a cave, it is hard to avoid EMFs

What Can You Do About It?
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Electronic devices that emit EMF are everywhere. Life wouldn't be the same without these modern marvels. But are these devices harming you? What are EMF Emissions and Are They Dangerous?

Electromagnetic fields are formed wherever electricity flows. The greater the current or voltage, the stronger the field. Household electronic devices such as cordless phones and microwaves all emit low doses of EMF. Now consider how many of these devices you have around you at all times -- computers, cell phones, even your car -- you are constantly bombarded by EMFs.

Right, but are they dangerous?
Small electrical currents exist in the human body as part of the natural chemical reactions that take place, such as brain activity, digestion, and your pumping heart.

"Low-frequency magnetic fields induce circulating currents within the human body. The strength of these currents depends on the intensity of the outside magnetic field. If sufficiently large, these currents could cause stimulation of nerves and muscles or affect other biological processes." -- World Health Organization

Although your daily exposure to EMF isn't like sitting inside a microwave oven, the long-term effects of such exposure can have damaging effects at a cellular level. Dr. David Carpenter, MD and Director of the Institute for Health & the Environment at the University at Albany, believes it is likely that up to 30% of all childhood cancers come from exposure to EMFs. Numerous worldwide studies link EMFs to serious health problems such as leukemia, miscarriages, chronic fatigue, forgetfulness and nausea. Even the EPA once recommended in March 1990 that EMFs be classified as a Class B carcinogen alongside formaldehyde, DDT and PCBs. (Subsequent protests from utility, military and computer lobbyists resulted in EMFs remaining unclassified.)

How Are LIFE Energy Shields™ Different from Other Products?
Unlike other shields that only address EMF and microwave frequencies, LIFE Energy Shields™ balance the body against these frequencies and also balance all energy meridians of the body for optimum health.

These shields bring greater balance to the whole body. Users have reported more vibrant energy, reduced fatigue, better sleep, and optimized performance. LIFE Energy Shields™ are imprinted with frequencies that help you resist stress and stay focused, and are produced by health care practitioners with over 30 years of experience in the natural healthcare field.

What does the nose do?

The nose acts as an air conditioning unit, making the air that we breathe in healthy for the lungs. The lining of the nose is like a sponge. When the nasal blood vessel valves are open blood flows in and the lining swells as the sponge fills. This makes the lining warmer and it acts like a radiator to heat the air we breath in.

The nose and sinuses are lined with mucous membrane that produces mucus which wets and humidifies the air that we breathe. It is sticky and also traps irritants and organisms like bacteria and viruses that might cause infection. This helps filter the air.

Protruding from the surface of the membrane are microscopic arms called cilia. They beat together in a particular direction, like wheat moving in the wind and carry mucus to the back of the nose from where it is swallowed.

The roof of the nose has specialized nerve endings (olfactory nerve fibers) that come through from the brain and detect smells.

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