https://www.es-forum.com/PERSONAL-EMF-PROTECTION-TO-HELP-WITH-EMF-WHILE-I-AM-ON-THE-MOVE-tp1546828p1546831.html
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> > I would like to buy some sort of device which would offer me
> > protection away from my home - so that I could travel to visit
> > friends and relatives without feeling so much discomfort - I was
> > thinking of some sort of pendant type thing - I have seen some of
> > these on some of my very brief internet searches
>
> I've bought dozens of different types of personal EMF protection
> devices over the years, but only a very few actually help me in
> real-world conditions. Typically what I use varies with my
> level of health, but for the past few months at least I've been
> mostly using all (or most) of the following:
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> Quantum Companion -- this can stifle my "burning skin" symptoms,
> redness in skin, feeling like I'm detoxing too quickly. Also
> I can turn it off if I feel that I'm overdoing it and the
> device itself is contributing to symptoms (e.g. anxiety):
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http://quantumproducts.com/catalog/quantum_companion.html>
> Springlife Polarizer (Small, stainless steel) -- this seems to
> be the exact opposite of the Quantum Companion, and overuse
> can actually contribute to burning skin symptoms, redness in
> skin, and feeling like I'm detoxing too quickly! It does
> help alleviate my allergies, sensitivity to chemicals, and
> improve energy levels, and it certainly can reduce a bad
> reaction to some kinds of EMF:
>
>
http://choosecra.com/store/tech/splf-silver-pendants.html>
> Tachyon armbands - this also helps with bad reactions to
> EMF, and also improves energy levels (especially if I
> tape them in the vicinity of my adrenal glands!) Don't
> need to wear them on your wrists -- you can simply stuff
> them into a pocket if you want, or around your ankles,
> etc. Also, if they turn out to be too strong, you can
> cut them up into smaller pieces! I don't have a direct
> link to these, but you can find them through this website:
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>
http://www.tachyonsales.com/>
we tried the Tacyon pendents: they didn't work at all.