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Most of us are used to the electronic conveniences of modern life. But few of us are aware of the possible health risks presented by the gadgets that make our world work. Our power lines, cellphones, microwaves, Wi-Fi routers, computers, and other appliances send out a stream of invisible energy waves. Electric and magnetic fields (EMFs) are produced anywhere electricity is used, including at home and in the workplace. Some experts are concerned about potential health effects from these fields. But should we be worried? While most researchers don’t believe most EMFs are dangerous, there are still some scientists who question the...

Think of your little one squishing their fingers through the mashed potatoes you served for dinner, smashing pots together and giggling at the bangs, or trying to put every leaf and twig found on a walk directly into their mouth. These things may seem like just the messy antics of your average toddler, but they actually all have something else in common. Drumroll, please… They’re all sensory experiences! Wait, we know what you’re thinking: What are sensory experiences, and why is knowing about them important? We’ve got you covered, with research into their significance in child development and examples of...

Have you skipped a late night shower because you were too tired to blow dry, hearing your mother’s voice in your head telling you that you’ll catch a cold if you sleep with wet hair? Turns out, your mother was wrong — at least about the cold. Sleeping with your hair wet can make you sick, but not the way you think. We got the lowdown from two doctors on sleeping with wet hair. Here’s what could happen if you do hit the hay with a wet head and how to go about it the right way. Risks of sleeping...

● From Karen Blaine, 66, Yakima, WA (2020): “I first heard of Earthing from my younger sister who said she and her husband tried all the Earthing products. They have both been fighting autoimmune issues, inflammation, and lack of sleep. They have 5 adult children who are also Earthing. My sister told me this is something absolutely incredible, and knowing all the health issues I have had for years, she wanted to share it with me immediately! I spent 15 years in a literal nightmare locked up in my body, from chronic pain, chronic insomnia, terrible inflammation, PTSD, anxiety disorder....

Recently, we’ve been getting more and more clients inquiring about Faraday Cages or materials that could be used to build a faraday cage. Therefore, as a company, we feel there is a need to educate our readers, website visitors, and customers on the history of faraday cages, what it is, and what we recommend to use to build a faraday cage. A Brief History of Faraday Cage Faraday cage is named after the scientist Michael Faraday, who coined this term in 1836. A Faraday cage is designed with the intention to block electrical fields by having an external electrical field...