Anyone know any good nature retreats away from high EMF?

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Posted: 08-12-2009 4:41 AM
I saw on Dr. Mercola's facebook that he went to Colorado recently. Anyone know any other good nature retreats in the US? I'd like to get away from all the radiation in the city and see how it feels.
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replied on 11-06-2009 10:38 AM

I've been to Death Valley years ago & took a drive out into the remotest areas. it was fascinating experience, probably the quietest place I have ever been in the USA. There was nothing electrical anywhere near I was visiting.

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replied on 11-11-2009 3:01 AM
That is awesome. Thanks for the tip! Another place that came to mind was Bhutan. I'd love to visit that place.
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replied on 11-11-2009 3:22 AM
Last summer I spent some time in the US west. Most of the tourist attractions are heavily irradiated because upscale tourists mostly want convenience. It's getting harder to find accommodations without wi-fi. I felt awful in Moab, Utah, I am sad to note. I was okay most other places. The area around Hanksville has not yet really been discovered and I felt better there than just about anywhere else. Bring a tent, or if you can sleep in your car, that's even better. There are good maps available and there is a lot of beauty in that area.
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replied on 11-12-2009 9:34 AM
I can tell you where not to go and that's in front of one of his tanning beds. The EMF's there at the one-inch level are off the scale on the meter. You must stand 18-24 inches away for acceptable levels.
replied on 11-19-2009 10:36 AM

Based on 1,000 of home evaluations -- we find that the internal sources of EMF are much higher than the external sources (uncontrollable) ones.  I suggest you try turning off the electricity to your home at night -- or at least for a while during the day -- and feel the difference.  Unless you live in a high-rise in an urban area, this simple task will make a huge difference.

In addition, the lower the floor the less exposure -- if you have a basement or at least the first floor will have less external sources.

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