H1 What are EMFs (electromagnetic fields)?
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- EMF stands for electromagnetic field, which can either be native (from the Earth and sun) or non native (man made).
- NNEMF means non-native electromagntic fields, which are man-made energy fields from our electronics and power systems, unlike natural fields from the Earth and sun.
- NNEMF includes radiation from Wi-Fi, bluetooth, cell phones (5G), 5G towers, power lines, house hold electrical installations and appliances
There are three main types of EMF:
- Electric fields
- Magnetic fields
- RF frequencies
The modern world is surrounded with NNEMFs.
Phones with 5G service are now acting as a node. Meaning if you want to connect to a tower for data or a phone call, your phone needs to transmit the millimetre wave frequency the 5G signal to nearby devices to reach the cell tower. Then it does the same thing to get the signal to the recipients device.
H3 Electromagnetic waves

H3 Radio frequency spectrum














