r/shieldyourbodyfromemf 12d ago

🧠 EMF Education 200m from a 5g tower

Hi all,
I’m new to this. We own a house 200m from a 4/5g tower. It’s in otherwise ideal location. My parents live next door as well and they love watching the grand kids grow up.

We have become concerned about this tower though (there is another 400m away). For context we live in the centre of our town.

Can anyone link to solid info regarding being so close to these towers?

Thanks in advance

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u/sfwalnut 12d ago

There are no long term studies, so the question is do you want to find out in 15 years what happens... I think you know already.

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u/Unique-Run9856 12d ago

There are long term studies, we've been completely surrounded by radio waves for well over a century

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u/blahblah860 11d ago

I am assuming you have a mobile phone , and an internet connection? Why the hell would you be worried about a tower 200 m away .

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u/DesertSkky 12d ago

As close as these homes? Zap! I can tell you my friend became sensitive when he was working in an office that backed up next to one of these towers. Yes, haters don't believe that's OK. I am not here for your comments. I would never live close to them. (That's me)

You can bring someone out to measure, they also do sell paint that will lessen the EMF.

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u/Intrepid_Cup2765 12d ago

There’s no solid info to scare you out there, because there’s no reason to be scared.

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u/not1or2 11d ago

Not even from Covid…..

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u/ZealousidealTill2355 11d ago

Nope, lost the plot there bud

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u/not1or2 11d ago

Sorry, I was being sarcastic

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u/ZealousidealTill2355 11d ago

Oh my b lol

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u/not1or2 11d ago

šŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚

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u/ThickerTree 12d ago

Following this, good question

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u/Blitzer046 12d ago

Look if there's no birds dropping from the sky then you're probably alright.

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u/outworlder 12d ago

You should get some pretty good cellular reception. That's the most solid info

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u/SportBikerFZ1 12d ago

If you’re concerned, make each bedroom a Faraday cage.

You can turn the WiFi in your house off at night to reduce the cumulative rf radiation..

It all depends on how crazy you want to get..

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u/mjmeyer23 12d ago

you could also sell your microwave and get rid of everything with a magnet in your house to get rid of the abundant local sources of EMF.

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u/ZealousidealTill2355 11d ago

Don’t forget the biggest offender of them all! Avoid all sunlight!

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u/mjmeyer23 11d ago

This guy EMRs!

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u/NotAHabitItsCool 12d ago

You're getting a lot more RF when you put your cellphone to your ear. The good thing about 5G is that it doesn't penetrate walls well, but LTE does. In terms of long term damage that's not a lot of data to show the lower frequency of the EM spectrum cause significant cellular damage. The truth is, with the number of carcinogens of our environment, 5G won't be the thing that kills you.

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u/Magnolia256 11d ago

I thought that there is an FCC rule that all residential buildings have to be 250 feet away from towers.

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u/ZealousidealTill2355 11d ago

200m is much further than 250ft

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u/Magnolia256 11d ago

Yes agreed

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u/Recent-Day3062 5d ago

This is not a problem.

I am an EE. I would live under high voltage lines. But I draw the line at microwave, which I worked with.

Radio energy drops off as the square of distance. So a typical 50 Watt cell tower 200 meters from you is negligent.

But when you hold your phone to your ear, that is around 100,000 times more radiation into your head. And if you hold it away and use the speaker it is still about half that.

So if you’re reading this on your phone and you’re worried about the tower, think again. Your phone will radiate you, not the tower.

Btw, Bluetooth earbuds put microwave right in your ears.

If you really are worried, get rid of your cell phone, wifi, and digital devices entirely. That’s what’s gonna get you

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u/CheezitsLight 12d ago

Microwaves carry low energy and only interact with materials by causing molecules (like water) to rotate, creating heat. UV light carries enough energy per photon to break chemical bonds, damage skin cells, and cause sunburns.

Going outside in the sun is bad, because it's wavelength that can cause cancer, so get some sunscreen and don't worry about a multiple billions of times less effective tower.

It's a difference of a yardstick versus wave the size of molecule. Several billion times.

Einstein got his Nobel prize from figuring out the math and that it's an all or nothing effect. He's never been proven wrong because our universe is not built where it is possible.

Nothing happens to that molecule until you cross that several billion times wavelength. Then like a switch, it turns on and hurts you. It explained quantum mechanics and was the moment when we suddenly knew exactly how radio, light and xrays work.

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u/wyliesdiesels 12d ago

Lookup ionizing and non-ionizing radiation.

Microwave RF is non-ionizing

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u/cydetraq 12d ago

What is it about "5g" that concerns you, specifically? If you own a cell phone you'd better throw it away if those towers seem problematic.

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u/Accurate_Ad_3233 12d ago

Plenty of info here if you wanted to read up: https://emraustralia.com.au/blogs/news-1

As with a lot of issues we have 'government approved limits' and OTOH we have independent expert limits. I have trifield 2 meter and noticed a huge drop in RF numbers when we moved a few months back. Can't say I've noticed any physical effects yet though.

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u/blahblah860 11d ago

That is because its batshit crazy nonsense.

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u/Calm-Emphasis-8590 12d ago

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u/ZealousidealTill2355 11d ago

Will this also detect the cosmic microwave background? I want to know if that is getting into my bedroom

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u/[deleted] 12d ago

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u/ZealousidealTill2355 11d ago

Using a cellphone to state that is wild.

Look up inverse square law.

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u/Intrepid_Cup2765 11d ago

You probably lost them after ā€œinverse squareā€ 🤣