Paul Saladino· MD
I try my best to avoid bringing those hormone disrupting chemicals in my house.
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I try my best to avoid bringing those hormone disrupting chemicals in my house.
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there's almost no emf in my house i have a little emf meter that i look for just to see what's going on in my house i don't use any synthetic polyester sheets or clothing
so at least for me and my family and my clients I try to advise let's stay below 10
I'm turning off the Wi-Fi at night I bring a a fad a bag that I'll put on the router
when I'm in the United States I'm always wearing sort of EMF blocking boxers