Study on Electromagnetic Shielding Efficiency

This is one of the most intriguing studies I've ever seen.

Uh, can you pull it up on my screen? This was published in Nature

Communications.

Melanin-like nanofibers with highly ordered structures achieve ultra-high

specific electromagnetic interference shielding efficiency.

The bottom line is that, now again, th- this is melanin-like nanofibers, but

they share a similar structure. They were able to attenuate, look at

this, 5G signals. Ban- bandwidth of 5G, five gigahertz,

with a, a maximum reflection loss of minus almost

69

decibels, which is way over 99.99 something percent,

if you know how the, the decibels work.

Um,

this, uh, number one, have you ever seen this study?

Have you ever talked about-

Yes.

Okay. Please, uh, what do you, what's your take on it?

Yeah, so I mean, the,

the reason why I talk about sunlight so much, and, you know, the reason why I'm so

tan, and I recommend that people are tan, and I talk so much about melanin,

is the reason we need to have so much sunlight and have

excess amount of melanin in our skin is because melanin is

productive, protective against electromagnetic

frequencies.

Yes. Yes.

So the more melanin you have in your cells, the less affected

you are by those foreign man-made electromagnetic

frequencies we are constantly being bombarded with.

True.

And we could argue, you know, our diet has changed significantly

over the last 100 years. We're exposed to so many toxic

compounds, herbicides, phytoestrogens,

uh, vaccines. All these things we're exposed to are

causing us to get sicker. But probably the biggest

change over the last 50 or so years has been our exposure

to electromagnetic frequencies.

And-

That's why, by the way, the guy that lives next to the 5G tower that

goes crazy and goes on a mass shooting is always a white guy,

not a Black guy, not a Latino guy, not a Middle Eastern guy.

Mm.

It's always this, like, pale white basement dweller white dude.

The signal ... Not, I'm not, listen, I'm not joking.

The signals are penetrating that guy more than, because of

the lack of, of melanin