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Powerful Answer to Electromagnetic Field Safety in your HOME and Office Effectively harmonizes electrical current running through your home and/or office Powerfully neutralizes electromagnetic energy, EMF-triggered stress for you, your children and pets Covers up to 60 foot radius Uses no electricity Effective add-on protection to Biofield Pendant and EMF Harmonization Chips Easy and convenient - Plug into your wall outlet . done!

The Home Harmonizer is a key element to that solution. This sophisticated innovative device is the result of intensive research and development and is designed to effectively harmonize electromagnetic fields created by the electrical current running through your home or office. As the same time the Home Harmonizer spreads a balancing yet invigorating subtle energy field into your home or work environment, protecting you and your loved ones from harmful electromagnetic energy. Combine the Home Harmonizer with the Pendant and EMF Harmonization Chips and experience for yourself why is the market leader in smart and innovative electropollution solutions - for any individual or environment. 

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q. How safe is my home environment?
A. See study below.

The chart on the left summarizes data from a study by the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) in which spot measurements of magnetic fields were made in the center of rooms in 992 homes throughout the United States. Half of the houses studied had magnetic field measurements of 0.6 mG or less, when the average of measurements from all the rooms in the house was calculated, the all-room mean magnetic field for all houses studied was 0.9 mG. The measurements were made away from electrical appliances and reflect primarily the fields from household wiring and outside power lines only. (Magnetic fields are measured in milliGaus, or mG, and the proposed safety standard for normal ambient levels of magnetic fields in the home is 1 mG).

Q: What are the directions for using the Home Harmonizer?
A: Simply plug the Home Harmonizer into the centrally located wall socket in your home or office environment.

Q: What room/area should I plug the Home Harmonizer in?
A: The Home Harmonizer harmonizes the electric current and circuit in which it is plugged into, thus we suggest plugging it into a central located socket. The Home Harmonizer spreads a balancing yet invigorating subtle energy field that has a radius of 60 feet. If there is a room or office in which you spend a lot of time, we highly suggest using one Home Harmonizer specifically in that room.

Q: Does the 60 foot radius travel in all directions? Can it go upstairs/downstairs?
A: The 60-foot radius travels in all directions. It travels through ceilings, floors and walls between bedrooms.

Q: Does the Home Harmonizer use electricity?
A: No it does not.

Q: If the Home Harmonizer is plugged into a certain room, do the electronic devices/machinery in the room need the Universal Chips on them?
A: Yes, the EMF-emitting devices in any of your rooms need the BIOPRO Universal Chips on them. The Home Harmonizer harmonizes the electrical currents that run through your home/office, but the electrical appliances need the BIOPRO Universal Chips specifically on them for the best preventative measures in protecting your body from negative effects of the electrical magnetic frequencies.

Q: Does it matter which way the Home Harmonizer is plugged in – logo facing up or logo facing down?
A: No, it does not matter. The Home Harmonizer can be plugged in either way.

A Government agency has acknowledged for the first time that Electrical fields can make you sick. The Sunday Times – Britain, September 2005

A GOVERNMENT agency has acknowledged for the first time that people can suffer nausea, headaches and muscle pains when exposed to electromagnetic fields from mobile phones, electricity pylons and computer screens.

The condition known as electrosensitivity, a heightened reaction to electrical energy, will be recognised as a physical impairment.

A report by the Health Protection Agency (HPA), to be published next month, will state that increasing numbers of British people are suffering from the syndrome. While the total figure is not known, thousands are believed to be affected to some extent.

The report, by the agency’s radiation protection division, is expected to say that GPs do not know how to treat sufferers and that more research is needed to find cures. It will give a full list of the symptoms, which can include dizziness, irregular heartbeat and loss of memory.

Although most European countries do not recognise the condition, Britain will follow Sweden where electrosensitivity was recognised as a physical impairment in 2000. About 300,000 Swedish men and women are sufferers.

The acknowledgement may fuel legal action by sufferers who claim mobile phone masts have made them ill.

In January Sir William Stewart, chairman of the HPA and the government’s adviser on mobile phones, warned that a small proportion of the population could be harmed by exposure to electromagnetic fields, and called for careful examination of the problem.

The HPA has now reviewed all scientific literature on electrosensitivity and concluded that it is a real syndrome. The condition had previously been dismissed as psychological.

The findings should lead to better treatment for sufferers. In Sweden people who are allergic to electrical energy receive government support to reduce exposure in their homes and workplaces.

Special cables are installed in sufferers’ homes while electric cookers are replaced with gas stoves. Walls, roofs, floors and windows can be covered with a thin aluminium foil to keep out the electromagnetic field — the area of energy that occurs round any electrically conductive item.

British campaigners believe electrical devices in the home and the workplace, as well as mobile phones emitting microwave radiation, have created an environmental trigger for the syndrome.

There is particular concern about exposure to emissions from mobile phone masts or base stations, often located near schools or hospitals.

In January Stewart also called for a national review of planning rules for masts. The review was launched by the government in April.

British sufferers report feeling they are being “zapped” by electromagnetic fields from appliances and go out of their way to avoid them.

Some have moved to remote areas where electromagnetic pollution is lower.

The HPA report is eagerly awaited by campaigners. Alasdair Philips, director of the campaign group Powerwatch, said: “This will help the increasing number of people who tell us their GPs do not know how to treat them.”

Rod Read, chairman of Electrosensitivity UK, added: “This will be the beginning of an awareness of a new form of pollution from electrical energy.”

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