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EMF Blocking Clothing
One of the way we can reduce our EMF exposure is with EMF blocking clothing. This is a relatively new area and your safety depends on knowing what products are good and what are not!

EMF Blocking Clothing
After being burned so badly by my computer this week, I started looking into ways to shield myself. I found a number of website selling EMF blocking clothing. While there are many options (hats, gloves, hoodies, pjs, blankets, wallpaper, curtains etc.) I decided that the item above was the most obvious because it covers so much of the body including the head, somewhat. I wanted something that was easy to throw on at my computer and I could walk around in it (unlike a blanket).
I haven’t ordered it yet because I just bought a new computer and will have to save up…but am excited to try it and will test with the EMF meter I just ordered. Check it out here.
EMF-blocking clothing is a relatively new area, and its effectiveness can vary based on a few key factors: the material used, the garment design, and the intensity of the EMFs. These garments typically use conductive fibers like silver, copper, or nickel woven into the fabric, which are intended to block or absorb EMF radiation. Here’s a look at how well they actually work:
1. Material Effectiveness: Some studies suggest that silver- and copper-based fabrics can indeed block EMFs, especially in the higher frequencies associated with Wi-Fi and mobile phones. However, their effectiveness can vary by fabric quality, fiber density, and thickness. Laboratory testing shows that good-quality EMF fabrics can block around 90-99% of certain high-frequency EMFs.
2. Coverage: EMF-blocking clothing can provide localized protection, which is beneficial for people who feel more sensitive in specific areas (e.g., shielding the chest or abdomen). But for complete protection, full-body coverage or surrounding areas with shields would be necessary, which isn't always practical.
3. Type of EMF Protection: It’s worth noting that these clothes tend to be more effective against high-frequency EMFs (like those from cell phones and Wi-Fi) rather than the low-frequency fields from most computers and other household appliances. Low-frequency EMFs require a thicker and denser material to fully block or reduce exposure.
4. Testing and Certification: The effectiveness of EMF clothing also depends on whether it’s been independently tested and certified. Some manufacturers provide lab testing results, which can help users assess whether the clothing meets expected standards.
In general, EMF-blocking clothing can provide some protection, particularly for individuals with heightened EMF sensitivity. However, it’s best used as part of a broader approach, combining it with other methods like reducing screen time, grounding, and keeping distance from high-EMF devices.
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