067 // Brian Hoyer – The Shielded Healing Approach, Light & 5G Millimeter Waves

Brian Hoyer is back! This top EMF mitigation specialist and one of my closest collaborators updates us on the 5G rollout, millimeter wave radiation, the importance of light on our health, and so much more.

Discussed during this episode:

  • Why hitting “Airplane Mode” is not the end-all, be-all solution
  • The importance of natural sunlight and how to use the right lighting at night
  • Are we exposed to 5G “millimeter” waves all the time? The latest results from Brian’s testing.
  • The brand new EMF meter that Brian is right about the stock up on his website – finally, a relatively affordable meter that can read millimeter waves!

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  1. Hello…I recently purchased the new 5G meter through this site and have looked up the band frequencies used in Canada and they are all in the low to mid range (i.e. < 1 GHz to 6 GHz). My Cornet electrosmog meter measures up to 8 GHz. From the info I found, high freq. 5G mm wave technology in Canada not available until 2024 and likely only available in larger cities. I now live rurally (EMH) and it seems that I won't be able to benefit from having the capability the new meter has and that my Cornet should serve my needs for now. Is my thinking correct? Thanks. Richard Calland

    1. Hey Richard, sorry for the late reply. Your thinking is correct here. Millimeter wave 5G is currently not used in Canada. The bands that have been used so far for 5G are similar to 4G, and between 500 MHz and 6 GHz, roughly.

      That being said, other sources of millimeter waves could be detected by the new FM5 – point to point communication (cell tower to cell tower) at 60 GHz, potentially some car radars (although I know a lot of them are in fact higher than 60 GHz), alarm systems, and probably many others. Everything around 8-10 GHz is mostly ignored at the moment, considering that most EMF mitigation experts don’t own a meter that can detect these frequencies.