Paul Saladino· MD
we measured the Wi-Fi router 2.4 million microwatts per square meter
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we measured the Wi-Fi router 2.4 million microwatts per square meter
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once it turned on Ryan what do you see 2.5 million microwatts per meter squar that is enough to thermally heat the tissue of your body we were to go 10 ft away the exposure level this Dro pretty good 25,000 right there the key with this is making sure that we're not close to this like by the bed by the crib in your office next to you let's move a little bit further and see here we are about 20 feet away or so and we're down to a th
2.5 million microwatts per meter squar that is enough to thermally heat the tissue of your body
goal was be to get this into the green where it says slight here we wanted at 10 microwatts per met Square
so now we're looking at levels far lower 1,000 microwatts per meter Square maybe 2,000 so that's like a 50x reduction in the RF EMF exposure just by putting a $20 Faraday bag on it
foot away we're talking 3 million microwatts per meter squared
even on the bed here we're at over 100,000 microwatts per meter squar
If I go right up to the Wi-Fi router, it's over a million, sometimes 2 million microwatts per meter squared.