Everything You Need to Know About EMFs (Ft. Nick Wawrzyniak)

<p>Have you ever heard the term EMFs (electromagnetic fields)? </p><p>Maybe you’ve heard that they can be dangerous to our health, but you’re unsure what you can do to protect against them.</p><p>Or perhaps you’ve heard a lot of big talk about them and even seen tons of products marketed to “block EMFs” but to be honest, you’re skeptical that it’s really an issue at all. </p><p>No matter which view you take, as more and more studies are done, and as technology continues to advance, chances are that you’ll continue to hear more about EMFs - and you’ll probably hear differing opinions on it.</p><p>But the question remains: how do they actually affect the human body and is there any research that will help us better understand this issue?</p><p>In this episode, Jordan talks with her brother, Nick Wawrzyniak, a certified EMF specialist, about EMFs and what the research is showing us.</p><p>He breaks everything down and answers all the questions you’ve had about the topic.</p><p>If you’re ready to truly understand this issue, then tune in to this episode to learn:</p><ul><li>What EMFs are and the science behind how they affect the body </li><li>Common side effects that EMFS can cause</li><li>What studies are showing about how EMFs affect reproductive health and children’s health</li><li>4 reasons why it’s hard to find accurate information on EMFs (and where to find the research)</li><li>3 different types of EMFs and where they are found inside and outside the home</li><li>What it means to remediate EMFs and why it’s better than blocking EMFs </li><li>Steps you can take to protect against EMFs</li></ul><p>Want to dig deeper? Check out these resources mentioned in the episode:</p><ul><li><a href="http://bioinitiative.org/" target="_blank">bioinitiative.org</a></li><li><a href="http://powerwatch.org/" target="_blank">powerwatch.org</a></li><li><a href="http://iemfa.org/" target="_blank">iemfa.org</a></li><li><a href="http://emfscientists.org/" target="_blank">emfscientists.org</a></li><li><a href="http://saferemr.com/" t