⚡️PSA: Fake 'EMF Sticker' Promoted By Russell Brand Makes False Claims, False Patents, and No Measurable Impact on EMR Fields
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Anyone EMR conscious has seen those 'EMF stickers' that supposedly 'harmonize' radiation off of the phone. Is this true or is it placebo?

AiresTech promoted on Russell Brand's show recently and got on our radar. Their sticker is called 'LifeTune' and sells for $100, with packages of $1,000+ on their store.

Last year, YouTuber Gary Fong completely debunked some obivous falsehoods AiresTech was putting out.

The neuroscientist Dr. Nicholas Dogris claimed that AiresTech reduced heat, and measured this using an electroencephalogram (EEG), which does nothing to measure heat.

Gary did his own tests and found that the LifeTune sticker had no impact at all on the electromagnetic field of a phone at all.

Looking through the patents he found no patents related to the nanotechnology AiresTech claims they had, and instead found design patents - for the cute geometric design on the stickers themselves.

More awareness around issues like cell phone radiation also bring scammers out of the woodwork. And somehow they always end up on the biggest shows. I'm seeing a trend.

Practice skepticism when it comes to energy technology, there is good stuff (potentially even stickers) - but there's also a ton of bullshit that invest in fake studies, fake patents, and marketing to get themselves out there.

Watch the video: https://invidious.drgns.space/watch?v=7WrKXqMbyzY

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