034 // Brian Hoyer – Can You Shield Against 5G?

Can you shield against the electro-pollution/EMFs emitted by the new 5G towers that are being rolled out worldwide? Are these new signals harder to shield against, or can they be mitigated in a similar fashion than previous technologies? In this episode, I pick the brain of top EMF mitigation specialist Brian Hoyer as we dive deep into solutions to the 5G problem.

Discussed during this episode:

  • How the 5G rollout has slowed down tremendously in 2020, and how Telecoms might even abandon the idea of rolling out millimeter waves technologies after all
  • Why higher frequencies (5G or other technologies) are not necessarily more dangerous or stressful to your biology
  • Why Brian and Nick are more both concerned about the increase in lower frequency 4G and 5G towers than with the rollout of 30+ GHz millimeter wave towers
  • Can the shielding paint or EMF-blocking canopies that Shielded Healing uses block 5G frequencies? Is 5G harder to shield against compared to previous generations of electro-pollution-emitting towers?
  • How much of an investment will building your own shielded bedroom require?

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NOTE: This content is based on Nick’s opinion and is provided solely for entertainment purposes. You should do your own research when searching for information regarding health issues and always review the information carefully with your professional health care provider before using any of the protocols or recommendations presented on this podcast. The information provided is not intended to replace medical advice offered by a physician or other licensed health care provider.

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  1. I love the information you put out to educate the public on EMF’s. It is very helpful to hear from several speakers and gets lots of opinions. I also like the fact that you are unbiased. I bought your Electro pollution fix course from last year or the year before but I haven’t watched it yet.

    1. Thanks Stacy! Your feedback means a lot :)

      I try to be as unbiased as possible. Eager to hear your feedback about the course when you go through it.