Recently there was a research paper that found higher rates of miscarriages based on an individual’s exposure to magnetic fields which you may read here. In this paper they found that you have an almost 3 times (2.72) higher chance of a miscarriage by being exposed to a magnetic field of more 2.5 mG for more than 14 minutes. Another paper that had similar findings found that women that were exposed to a field of over 16 mG had a higher chance of having a miscarriage, which can be read here.
Fields of this magnitude are not difficult to find in a common home. Below lists some electrical items that can create fields of 2.5 mG, or items that can create fields larger than 18 mG. Many of these items are commonly used for greater than 14 minutes at close proximity.
Electric Blankets
Electric Space Heaters
Hair Dryer
Electric Toothbrush
Electric Razors
Massage Chairs
Electric Saunas
Motorized Beds
Alarm Clock Radios
Electrical Utility Panels
Electric Cook-tops
Convection Oven
Conventional Oven
Refrigerators
Plasma TV’s
Small Fans
Kitchen Appliances
Electric Power Tools
Computer Desktops
Wiring Errors in the Home
Just because you have something on this list doesn’t mean you have to get rid of it. Many of these items you can still use by simply creating a safe distance. The farther away you are the less the field will be. In the case of wiring errors, these you can fix.
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Hi Joe, I recently had the opportunity to use an Stetzerizer EMF meter in my home. My home averages between 50-1600+. Is there such thing as a “whole home” filter or do you need many Stetzerizer filters to bring my numbers down to a safer level. Thank you for your input!
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At first the filters were whole house filters (meaning you just needed one). However as time went on Stetzer and Graham found that having individual filters placed throughout the house at various locations yielded better results. If you are getting readings in the 50-1600 range the first thing to do is take a hard look at your light bulbs that you are using. You should not be using any kind of CFL bulb. If you are using LED bulbs test them to make sure they are not causing more issues with dirty electricity, otherwise use an incandescent version (or halogen) for lighting, if you no longer have the meter to test. By addressing lighting issues first you can save yourself money on extra filters. If you are wondering where to start with LED bulbs please read the post called LED Bulbs.
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