Tristan Scott. Nice to meet, bro. Thanks for having me, man. So tell the world what you just did

to my house. You just basically ran all your crazy meters and found out that me and my wife are

barbecuing ourselves every night when we go to

sleep. Yeah, we did a little EMF testing. So I had a radio frequency meter that is testing

the power density of radio frequency EMFs. We had a multi-meter to specifically look at AC body

voltage, which is the electric fields from your electrical

power inducing an AC voltage on your body, which to me is a great way to test how high of

EMF exposure from the power frequencies you're getting. And then we looked at some magnetic field

stuff as well. But for you, we honed in on

the bedrooms, which I think is most important because especially someone like yourself, you're not

working at home, you're pretty much coming home, you know, lounging and then going to bed, right?

Eating and sleeping and sleeping. It's basically what I do at home. Yeah. So the sleep sanctuary for me is most important because

you cannot avoid EMF exposure at all. You definitely have less control during the day when you need

to get work done. But if you can go home and get a restorative night of sleep, that's when you're

going through cell repair. That's when you're mitigating the damage that you just incurred

throughout the whole day. So if you're going home and sleeping in a super hot bedroom in regards

to EMFs and you're looking at a blue-lit screen right before bed, you're really not going

to sleep as well. So you might be getting the numbers in terms of hours, but you're not

getting the quality. And that's why we're seeing some of these chronic diseases younger

and younger. So what we did was we measured the RFs in specific areas and we found out

that the cameras you have for your children's bedroom, the baby monitor, especially in your

bedroom was a super high source of radio frequencies.

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