Wi-Fi and Bluetooth emit electromagnetic fields everywhere. One blocker converts chaotic EMF into a harmonized state that supposedly protects your body and helps it fight toxins, though the claim lacks empirical evidence.
Where we live, there's more and more EMFs— Wi-Fi signal, Bluetooth— and then you have these EMF blockers, the little things you can stick on your phone.
How do we know how effective the blockage is? EMFs create chaotic field. What our technology does is brings that field back into coherence. It harmonizes the field around us. Through harmonizing the otherwise chaotic field, we're now protecting our body from all the chaos. Now, in the event that some of it happens to get through, we still have the fact that this increases the electrical conductivity within our body. So that in itself allows our bodies to fight toxins. And in this case, the toxin might be EMF.
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