Of course, when it comes to EMFs, 5G and safety, we recommend that you do your own research and make choices for yourself and your family.
Since you’re here, we’re hope that’s exactly what you’re doing!
Here are Our Top Three Foundational Sources of Radiation Research
1 - The BioInitiative Report
The original report started in 2012, when it was been prepared by 29 authors from ten countries, ten holding medical degrees (MDs), 21 PhDs, and three MsC, MA or MPHs.
They have been consistently adding more and more peer reviewed studies to show the different biological effects of non-ionizing radiation.
2 - Watch the documentary 'Resonance: Beings of Frequency'
This documentary from 2013 was the first time a collection of scientists found a voice and started to tell us some new truths about the resonance in our bodies.
3 - The 'Top Experimental Epidemiology Studies' section of EHTrust
This page of the Environmental Health Trust aggregates all the significant laboratory tests they find.
Here are the Top Experts We Recommend Following
Dr Olle Johansson
Dr Devra Davis
Dr Jack Kruse
Dr David Carpenter
Dr Camilla Rees
Dr Martin Blank
Dr Dietrich Klinghardt
What do all these researchers have in common?
They can show us the biological effects they have found but they are only able to prescribe one solution: to minimise exposure.
That means turning everything off.
With the reliance that we have on our devices, this is not very likely!
Omnia believes that we must go back to basics.
Let’s consider what we know about the atom and whether there is any new information that can help us understand the behavioural difference (from a vibrational perspective) between the human cell and radiation fields.
Our concepts on this new area of physics are based on what the inventor of the ORB, Dr. Lakicevic, calls the 'centredness of wave fields'.
Once we truly understand the rhythm, the motions and the vibrations of the atom, we can start to appreciate the benefit of bringing resonance between the two fields: the energy of the human body and that of the radiation field.