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UnSmarting Your Smart Home

UnSmarting Your Smart Home

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We live our lives surrounded by smart phones, smart devices, Wi-Fi networks, and wireless wearables. But as our homes become "smarter", the constant electropollution these devices emit carries risks for our long-term health.

Your home should be a sanctuary, not a radiation zone. On today's show, radiologist and author Dr. Rob Brown offers simple ways to dramatically reduce your daily electropollution load without giving up modern technology.

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[5:00] A doctor explains why he believes electropollution is "the secondhand smoke of our generation"

[13:30] Should our children wear Airpods or smart watches? Should we?

[25:00] Five low friction ways to reduce electropollution in your home

[29:00] Why this medical doctor suggests that we shut our wifi router off each night, plus: other ways to support rest and cellular recovery

Resources mentioned:

  • Unplug: A Radiologist Explores the Damage Caused by Electropollution and How You Can Prevent It
  • DefenderShield phone case
  • Next Book Club! Nov. 4 7:30pm EST Book: TRASH! A Garbageman's Story
  • DefenderShield EMF blocking cell phone case

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