Mobile Phone EMF Radiation Balancing Stickers To Improve Sleep Quality Launched
Apr 17, 2023
In response to the impact of EMF radiation from devices such as mobile phones on an individual’s sleep, Omnia Collective Ltd has announced its updated range of Omnia Radiation Balancer Stickers.
Exeter, United Kingdom - April 17, 2023 /PressCable/ —
With their recent update, Omnia provides customers with a simple, yet effective means of eliminating the effects of electromagnetic field radiation (EMF) on their health, such as interfering with their quality of sleep and circadian rhythms.
More information is available at https://www.omniaradiationbalancer.com/
The company’s ORB (Omnia Radiation Balancer) Stickers can adhere to any device that emits EMF radiation to create a healthy resonance between the newly balanced energy field of the device and the body’s own energy field.
As recent statistics have shown that over 90% of 18- to 29-year-olds sleep with their smartphones, an individual’s exposure to EMF radiation is at an all-time high. Furthermore, as the use of mobile phones in-general increases, the associated health risks are also rising. The research done by Omnia is highlighting these risks, while also providing a means of reducing the impact of EMF radiation.
The company’s research highlights several health reasons why individuals should not sleep with their phones. This includes their sleep being interrupted by notifications and alerts, interference with their body’s natural circadian rhythms from a phone’s unnatural light, and phone dependency leading to anxiety and other mental health issues (including 'FOMO', or 'fear of missing out').
Omnia’s research also discovered several health implications from the EMF radiation emitted by a mobile phone, especially for those who put their phone under their pillows when sleeping. In these circumstances, the wireless radiation can interfere with a body’s natural processes such as the creation of melatonin during sleep, and disrupt an individual’s conscious and subconscious brainwaves (which like the EMF are also invisible electrical fields).
While the company advises that individuals should never sleep with their mobile phone under their pillow, their ORB Radiation Balancer Stickers can reduce the impact of wireless radiation emitted from it, or any other electronic device. The stickers are infused with an invisible energetic layer that interacts with the imbalanced radiation emitted by any electronic device and harmonizes it before it reaches an individual’s body.
The stickers are available in 3, 6, and 12-pack sizes, to allow customers to purchase enough for all their devices such as phones, tablets, laptops, and headphones. The company also has a range of radiation-balancing pendants for those wishing to increase their protection from EMF radiation while out and about.
A recent purchaser of Omnia Radiation Balancer stickers said, "I have always had trouble sleeping and my phone is always beside me as I sleep. Now that I have the ORB stickers, I am sleeping well. Thank you so much for bringing a good night’s sleep back into my life."
Interested parties can find more information by visiting https://www.omniaradiationbalancer.com/products/orb-stickers
Contact Info:
Name: Tim Sandars
Email: Send Email
Organization: Omnia Collective Ltd
Address: Hazel Cottage Raddon, Nr Thorveton, Exeter, England EX5 5PJ, United Kingdom
Website: https://www.omniaradiationbalancer.com
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 89094694
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