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As part of my due diligence on buying a house, we’re insisting on both Mould and EMF testing

Amazing what it throws up

Both rabbit holes in their own right

Did you know: certain types of Mould only exist when there has been a water logged building material up to 95% for periods of 2 weeks? If this shows on your mould report, it cannot be environmental, and the building itself could make you sick from Mould exposure

Did you know: cell tower radio frequency radiation can be almost entirely removed with specific curtains, paint, and carpet? If you sleep with high levels of RF for a long time, it results in inflammation, and eventually disease

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Benking 4mo ago

Mould and EMF, huh? Talk about digging deep before signing on the dotted line 😅

Mathias 4mo ago

More of this buying a house due dilligence please🧡

Jake Woodhouse 4mo ago

I’ll make a epsiode about it

Mathias 4mo ago

Hell yeah jake, thank you, i will make sure to tune in!🫡

Jake Woodhouse 4mo ago

Ep dropping this week on precisely this

Please let me know what else you'd like an episode about!

Z4 Explorer 4mo ago

I have lots of trees in my front and back garden. It was the reason I bought the house because we had over 15 trees in the garden. I can even reach outside my bedroom window and shake my trees branch. Its a copper beach tree, probably as old as the house itself. Always makes me feel at comfort, ease, protected to know I have so many trees near me. I used to just think I liked trees, because of how they look. Turns out trees block out 5g radio signals as well as cell tower radio frequencies too. I always feel energised around trees, like they give me life force.

Trees also release airborne compounds called phytoncides which boost our immune system, and help promote better health, stimulates serotonin and dopamine production in our body which promotes mood and prevents depression.

Make sure you have plenty of trees around your house and in your garden.

So simple and often overlooked.

Jake Woodhouse 4mo ago

Great advice!