Over the past 25 years, use of modern electronics, appliances, energy-efficient lighting solutions, and wireless technologies has exploded. Both individuals and society have come to depend on dozens of devices for productivity, efficiency, convenience, and entertainment. Laptops, tablet computers, cordless phones, smart phones, Wi-Fi and Wi-MAX, wearable technologies, big screen TVs, video game systems, digital baby monitors, GPS systems, security sensors, radiofrequency identification (RFID) devices, smart grids and meters, a new generation of smart appliances and energy-efficient light bulbs, and many more devices have become an integral part of modern life. Unfortunately, all of these devices and many more generate artificial electromagnetic fields (EMF), also known as electromagnetic radiation (EMR). You can’t see or smell this type of pollution, but in today’s technology-rich world, it is all around us most of the time. A growing body of solid science and anecdotal evidence points to connections between electropollution and a wide range of health problems, such as cancer, Alzheimer’s, ALS (i.e., Lou Gehrig’s disease), autism, ADD/ADHD, asthma, poor sleep, headaches, muscle/joint pain, depression, and many more. Greenwave helps people clean up dirty electricity and other electropollution in homes, schools, businesses, and other settings. Our mission... Creating healthier spaces for living, learning, work, and more. We offer affordable, easy-to-use products for measuring and reducing the dirty electricity present on building wiring. We also provide tips for lowering your exposure to wireless radiation from cell phones, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth technologies, and more. At Greenwave, we believe a clean electrical environment is an important ingredient in healthy living, along with nutritious, organic foods, exercise, and more. Whether you are battling a chronic health condition or simply looking for more ways to live a healthy lifestyle, consider cleaning up the electropollution around you. Learn more at www.greenwavefilters.com.
