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Oct 23·edited Oct 23Liked by Keith Cutter

THIS.

THANK YOU, KEITH AND FRANCES!

This is what I want every single human being to see and -- UNDERSTAND.

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I forgot I said this and said it again, LOL. So I deleted the second one. xo xo

Here's my reaction: https://media.tenor.com/images/6ef8ee5f5fff73e6f96f0f66c83ee6a0/tenor.gif

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Oct 23Liked by Keith Cutter

Thank you Keith. Between this and the calcification of the Pineal gland through the poison we consume the connection to the Soul is being severed. We should be in the Age of Enlightenment but instead we are being forced into the The Darkest Time of our collective Being.

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Oct 24Liked by Keith Cutter

Thanks for this cross-post, Frances! Essential reading. 🙏🏻💖🙏🏻

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Ha, I was using tuning forks before I became EMF sensitive. I have a whole set and some of Eileen Day McKusick's forks plus her book. I haven't tried them in a while. I'll have to give it a go again.

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I'll be interested to hear your results with the 136.1Hz

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I haven't been able to listen to the entire interview, but how was this frequency chosen?

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Can't say, it's the one Dr Plothe mentioned in our conversation.

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Nov 5·edited Nov 5

One should not assume everything was "chosen". It was probably decided on because 10 times per second allows good reaction time from other devices and is not too long. Many of these things just happened because no-one bothered to check further for fear of being laughed at or alternatively simply thinking that "surely such a low wattage signal can't do any damage". I was in that last camp for many years, until I gradually learned how much evidence is just being ignored for the sake of convenience.

Remember Hanlon's razor: Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity.

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I understand, the programming runs deep.

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Oct 23·edited Oct 23

Hey Tami, my go-to RF cure when i get home (and my brain is still functioning well enough to actually remember to do it) is using my tibetan/indian style bells, especially a small very high-pitched handheld bell i ring all around my head at the temple area - really helps immediately w RF headaches. - it goes right in. makes sense, it provides an alternative vibration which seems to dissolve the messed up RF-ism. Also i have checked out eileen mckusick a bit and that seems very good too.

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OK, main topic here is on accurate assessment and remediation of synthetic EMF -- in this case, WiFi. I think Dr Plothe's suggestion is brilliant, but it's not a cure and it's really only helpful, I believe, if one already has access to a pristine environment. Let's focus, please, on elimination of this toxin in our homes.

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Oct 28Liked by Keith Cutter

Both, and I agree with you.

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I think the tuning fork is giving me a headache. I'm not sure because I get them so easily now. I am not experiencing anything positive from it. Really, just being away from manmade radiation is when I feel the best.

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OK, good to know. Two questions: What's the RF in your home (and which meter) and was it the 136.1 fork?

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I have a wristband meter from SLT and it reads green all over my house. The wifi is confined to my Husband's office and I don't enter there unless I have to. My washer and drier do emit wifi when it is on and I have to stay away to avoid exposure. Sometimes I have to pass by and am exposed. Hopefully that will be disconnected next week. I do expose myself when I go to the pool twice a week and when I need to shop for food. I did use the 136.1 fork.

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Oct 24Liked by Keith Cutter

A truly astounding piece! Bravo! Thank you Keith. As an EMF researcher and writer (author of WiFi Refugee), I thought I knew just about everything there was to know on this topic, but you have really opened my eyes. I had no idea about the "beacon". What a revelation! If it is totally superfluous as it seems to be, it only reinforces my suspicion (also held by the likes of Dr. Klinghardt) that the 10Hz "woodpecker" frequency added to WiFi is included for malevolent purposes. Klinghardt believes it is designed to make us docile and infertile, as does EMF weapons researcher, Barrie Trower. Again thank you for this amazing truly valuable and enlightening article!

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Oct 24·edited Oct 25Author

Thanks so much for your comments Shannon! You set a powerful example by taking your personal exposures seriously and persisting until you found truly pristine living arrangements, while so many others continue to be worn down by the toll of toxic daily exposures.

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See my comment just above, to Shannon.

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Oct 28Liked by Keith Cutter

The level of sheer EVIL we're seeing is just astonishing, no?

I feel like most people don't GET THIS, about EMF's and WiFi and all...

There are so many weapons trained on us, it's kind of overwhelming, but I'd say THIS needs to get OUT THERE... Keith, I hope you see this, too, it's for both of you...

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Thanks Herder. Believe me, and I think I can speak for Shannon as well, we know! Just trying to help people take productive steps toward lowering personal exposure because it's something we CAN do right now and results in a better living environment.

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Oct 23Liked by Keith Cutter

Namaste Mr. Cutter: This a really weighty article. I will have to read it carefully with

an undivided attention.

It seems that "Republicado" is condemned to be Roman Empire Redux. Some karmic aspect has come into play. In my limited understanding, there is no other way to explain this oblivion. With best regards.

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Oct 23·edited Oct 24Author

Well said. Where are you in assessment and remediation of WiFi in your home?

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Oct 25Liked by Keith Cutter

Namaste Mr. Cutter: I have just stopped using the grounding mat/sheet. I have no control over the power line in the rear. While I have later bought, on your recommendation, the 3-axis 3851A of Gigahertz Solutions, I use the (lowly) TF2 to see the magnetic field variation at the rear. In the kitchen, it varies from about 8 mG (early morning) to a peak of 18 mG (daytime and evening). A move from this location seems to be the only option. Otherwise, our home is well-wired. I "surrendered" my mobile service last year and both RF emissions of the Wi-Fi router are turned off. The router is used just for the four Ethernet outputs.

Some family members, when visiting the area, have stopped staying with us because our Wi-Fi is gone!

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Oct 25·edited Oct 25Author

Excellent progress! I'm so sorry to hear of the elevated MF in your home -- that's a considerable exposure. The morning/evening variation, as you're likely aware, is due to rise and fall of electrical usage in neighbors' homes. In a four season climate i see seasonal rise and fall as well.

I'm glad your family members still visit, even if they don't stay overnight.

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Oct 28Liked by Keith Cutter

Namaste Mr. Cutter: Those mG numbers are high no doubt, but on the TF2, those are the weighted numbers. They should be within 5 mG ideally.

I read the Wi-Fi article. How do we turn off the 10 Hz beacon? For example, can they be turned off merely by turning off the oscillator (2.4 GHz, 5 GHz, etc.)? Or must one remove the router altogether and replace it with a switch?

Thank you.

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Turning off the persistent beacon, if one MUST have WiFi in the home, is accomplished with the special router I mentioned in the article. Otherwise the best strategy is to go wired, which involves either using a wireless-incapable router, like the one mentioned, or a wireless-incapable switch. Hope this helps.

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I loathe WiFi as well. Because my ears have been ringing, I used my Acousticom 2 to recheck the Cox Panoramic Modem/Router in my office to make sure the WiFi was off. It was off, but it was still emitting high radiation. After reading comments on a Cox message board, I logged into my Cox account and disabled WiFi there as well -- but it's still emitting high radiation. So now I need to get a modem and router that I can control. Always something!

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It's great you used your RF meter to verify!

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Nov 6Liked by Keith Cutter

Maybe this isn’t a fix but what about removing home WiFi and going back to Ethernet? I’ve used a Cornet EMF meter for years now, exploring a lot of devices, environments, hot spots etc and I’m terrified at the RF levels that phones emit during calls, searches etc, levels that are as high as the router itself. Anyway, I have a child that is experiencing terrible electrosmog at school and am looking for practical solutions starting at home. You’ve given many solutions but still, wouldn’t reverting to Ethernet minimize the RF as well as ELF? I really look forward to yours or anyone’s insight as I’m ready to contact my telecom provider! Many thanks to you and your commitment to raising awareness! It’s so real.

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Yes Jz, that's an excellent idea. There are many things that can be done. At the end of this article you'll find other solutions for WiFi and your solution as well: https://keithcutter.substack.com/p/why-is-wifi-so-uniquely-harmful

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Thanks for an excellent presentation.

The increase in wave length exposures is now beyond belief as well as the comprehension of any government elected representative. The Unites States Congress once had the Office of Technology Assessment that was staffed by brilliant people and researchers. It was a system that soon became copied by many countries. One of the most important jobs of the wireless industry was to destroy objective and authoritative analysis of technology. Here's the story:

"It had a full-time staff of 143 people and an annual budget of $21.9 million. The Office of Technology Assessment closed on September 29, 1995. The move was criticized at the time, including by Republican representative Amo Houghton, who commented at the time of OTA’s defunding that "we are cutting off one of the most important arms of Congress when we cut off unbiased knowledge about science and technology".[2] Most Republican legislators characterized the OTA as wasteful and hostile to GOP interests.

The following year 1996: Within 5 months later...

"Congress gave the FCC vast powers to regulate and de-regulate all digital markets when it passed the Telecommunications Act of 1996, signed by digital signature of President Clinton in the Library of Congress in February 1996. The FCC then essentially re-wrote the regulatory landscape for wireless and wireline communication."

The wireless industry is now the wealthiest and most powerful industry in the world and similar to the pharmaceutical/chemical industry has the world in a controlled, victimized, and helpless situation. Wealth rules and creates its own demise.

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Thanks Michael and I really want to emphasize -- the focus now needs to be on the productive actions associated with quantitative assessment followed by physics-based remediation tactics that result in a measurable reduction of personal and familial exposure. It's clear we need to take control of the electromagnetic environment in each of our homes as nobody is going to do that for us.

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Thanks Keith. Great article and presentation. I have a tuning fork but not 136.1 Hz. They are out of stock so I'll have to wait. Makes a lot of sense.

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I've seen them on ebay as well. Nothing magic about the one I chose, just need the right frequency.

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Oct 26Liked by Keith Cutter

Thank you for this, Keith. I recall the first time I tried staying at a hotel that had one central WiFi router , not even in our room. I caught the first respiratory bug that came by and stayed sick until I could get back home. I also recall a woman having a fit at 2 in the morning when she couldn't get a signal in her room at a hostel, because the owner shut it off at night so the residents (addicted to their phones) could get some sleep. The owner of a remote resort in Western Australia described tantrums by women in particular when they found out that there was no WiFi.

Away from home, I have no choice anymore but to camp.

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Patricia, Thank you so much for sharing your experiences and perception of this important issue.

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these days it feels as if it’s getting harder to think outside of the kill-box...

with the low thrum whooshing- in certain specific public environments: either those festooned with towers, else cameras and employee/customer/ inventory tracking systems, or both.

& then there's the continual electronic screeching, most pronounced in the wee hours...

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More doom and gloom -- I get it. Let's focus on what we can do now. Where are you in your assessment and remediation efforts in your own home? There are so many things we can do right now to improve our home environment from an EMF perspective.

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👍👍👍

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What about 100Hz broadcast to the general public or targeted areas?

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"Even in meticulously shielded environments, where WiFi and other sources of RF radiation are kept out, the body may continue to resonate with the artificial frequencies it was previously exposed to. " This is fascinating, and a great reminder to do release and reprogramming techniques.

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Nov 5·edited Nov 5

I have just learned (after a quick question to the developers of OpenWrt) that in the software configuration one can set the Wifi beacon frequency to 128ms (7.83Hz), which is what I did (I have Cudy Wifi routers that are capable of running open source OpenWrt). So now my routers are synced with the natural Schumann resonance of the earth.

I'm hoping to do some experiments with this in future, but it will take some time. In order to test what the effect is, I plan to run a year long experiment with a normal 10Hz beacon wifi, another with 7.83Hz wifi and then one without wifi, starting with plants. I'm not quite ready to do this yet, but will do so as soon as I can.

Thanks for sharing this!

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Honestly my friend -- I think you're in the wrong place. The idea that harmful man-made electromagnetic radiation can be made harmless is just silly.

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