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Patricia

Lightbulbs

has anyone here tested a variety of lightbulbs and found them to be more or less EMF producing?

thanks. patricia

Marc Martin

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On August 9, "Patricia [via ES]" <[hidden email]> wrote:
> has anyone here tested a variety of lightbulbs and found them to be more or less EMF producing?

Other than incandescent light bulbs, you mean? As incandescents are generally the easy/obvious choice. I'm sure there are LED bulbs that are good too, but I don't know which they are. Charles has indicated that LED bulbs from Ikea are good in Europe.

Marc

SuperLaura

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Yep. There's tons of videos on YouTube that can show you visually the EMF from different types of light bulbs, just look up "EMF light bulbs" or "dirty electricity light bulbs". There's a handful of videos where they test quite a few different options...incandescent, led and fluorescent.

Patricia

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thanks, laura.

i've been watching them.

INTERESTING.

and i'm deducing that the main problem of the fancier,

more expensive bulbs is the radio frequency they emit.

is that what others have noticed?

love, patricia

On Aug 10, 2016, at 10:02 AM, SuperLaura [via ES] wrote:

Yep. There's tons of videos on YouTube that can show you visually the EMF from different types of light bulbs, just look up "EMF light bulbs" or "dirty electricity light bulbs". There's a handful of videos where they test quite a few different options...incandescent, led and fluorescent.

jonahwales

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i think i like a 40 watt round glazed incan bulb-have a 15 watt seldom use it --i sort of like led but not sure

i think the glare from any light is bad at night-sarcadium rhythm ? says turn off lights?

but maybe ancient people did have fireplaces