Microwaves (300MHz-300GHz)are much smaller than radio waves. Radio waves don't disturb a water molecule like a microwave would. Microwaves are absorbed by water. The first microwave oven was called a "radar range". A wifi router is using the same 2.4GHz frequency as a microwave oven.
Metal absorbs microwaves and then amplifies the power up to 20db at an unknown frequency. Lining a room with metal wouldn't be a good idea at all.
Aluminum will deflect but will build up a charge if not grounded. Covering a phone completely with foil will block the antenna.
Smart meter emissions ride on top of energized wiring throughout a building. Turning the power off at the breaker will help. Placing aluminum behind it will deflect the microwave emitting from the meter.
Just another smart meter victim.
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[hidden email], "judyl_nev" <judyl_nev@...> wrote:
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> I read this on several sites. Interesting. (I think). Trying to apply it to problems at hand. (Hope I state things correctly.)
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> Microwaves are powerful radiowaves. Metal acts like an antenna. The voltage can become high enough to cause sparks.
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> Microwaves are reflected by metal. If you line rooms with M/W reflecting metal, you are in effect, turning the room into a microwave oven.
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> M/Ws pass through glass, paper,plastic, etc.
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> M/Ws are absorbed by food. I think we qualify as food here.
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> M/Ws cause water to vibrate. This might explain why some of us who are EHS perceive the sensation of vibrating. I do. At my sickest, I felt as if stuff was boiling.
> Children have more water in their bodies and thinner skulls than adults.
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> Nuclear radiation is both wave and particle. Radioactive substances emit electromagnetic radiation... (I've been trying to understand this.)
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> Lead stops gamma rays. Aluminum stops beta waves.
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> Smart meters can be shielded by very heavy aluminum foil or tin. I believe you put it behind the smart meter wall.
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> Just trying to understand the scope of things... (-:
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> Judy
> EHS for over 10 years. Didn't know what was making me so weird!
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