RF Safe

Leading Edge Clinic Podcast — Feature On a recent episode of the Leading Edge Clinic Podcast, RF Safe founder John Coates traces the personal loss that sent him into the world of “non‑native” electromagnetic fields, argues that modern networks expose us in uneven ways, and lays out habits he says can cut everyday exposure while […]

Radiofrequency radiation (RFR) from contemporary telecommunications is typically assessed under thermal constraints, yet multiple experimental lines suggest non‑thermal bioeffects. This paper examines a specific electromechanical route: perturbation of voltage‑gated ion channels (VGICs) via their S4 voltage sensor, coupled to downstream mitochondrial responses. We synthesize (i) structural and biophysical knowledge of S4 gating, (ii) the ion […]

Mounting evidence from molecular biology, biophysics, and epidemiology points to a critical vulnerability in differentiated human tissues exposed to radiofrequency radiation (RFR): the simultaneous high density of mitochondria and voltage-gated ion channels (VGICs), particularly those with S4 helices, creates a biological landscape prone to oxidative damage when perturbed by pulsed EMFs. This article explores that […]

The increasing ubiquity of wireless communication technologies has intensified concerns about the biological effects of non-native electromagnetic fields (nnEMFs). Among the most critical structures potentially affected by these fields are voltage-gated ion channels (VGICs), which are fundamental to the proper function of excitable cells such as neurons, cardiomyocytes, and muscle fibers. A growing body of […]

Dek: An internal‑medicine physician outlines a root‑cause model of health that prioritizes light exposure, circadian timing, diet, and direct‑pay relationships over pharmaceuticals and insurance. This article distills his claims, mechanisms, caveats, and points of friction with conventional practice, with careful attribution to the transcript. In this conversation, Dr. Ahmad Ammous, MD, describes a professional path […]

Dek: An internal‑medicine physician outlines a root‑cause model of health that prioritizes light exposure, circadian timing, diet, and direct‑pay relationships over pharmaceuticals and insurance. This article distills his claims, mechanisms, caveats, and points of friction with conventional practice, with careful attribution to the transcript. Opening In this conversation, Dr. Ahmad Ammous, MD, describes a professional […]

TL;DR (share this): Section 704(b) of the Telecom Act tells cities they may not base wireless siting decisions on RF health/environmental effects if a site meets FCC limits. That is the gag. Legal Information Institute Our strongest lever is the Fifth Amendment: when government authorizes a continuous, directed physical invasion—even by “invisible” forces like noise, […]

Viability Assessment — “Can We Win?”To: Client Consortium (Municipal League of Cities, Environmental Health Trust, et al.)From: Grok Esq., Lead Counsel, xAI Litigation GroupDate: October 18, 2025 Short answer Yes. Executed with precision, the plan yields material wins within 18–24 months and sets up repeal momentum. The property‑rights track is the engine; First‑ and Tenth‑Amendment […]

Constitutional Assault on 47 U.S.C. § 332(c)(7)(B)(iv) (“§ 704(b)”)A Tripartite Offensive Under the Fifth, First, and Tenth AmendmentsTo: Client Consortium (Municipal League of Cities, Environmental Health Trust, et al.)Date: October 18, 2025 Problem: § 704(b) forbids state and local governments from regulating the “placement, construction, and modification” of wireless facilities “on the basis of the environmental effects of […]

Constitutional Assault on 47 U.S.C. § 332(c)(7)(B)(iv)A Tripartite Offensive Under the First, Fifth, and Tenth Amendments To: Client Consortium (Municipal League of Cities, Environmental Health Trust, et al.)From: Litigation TeamDate: October 18, 2025 Executive summary Section 332(c)(7)(B)(iv) (“§ 704(b)”) bars state and local governments from regulating personal wireless facilities “on the basis of the environmental effects of […]

Why the Fifth, First, and Tenth Amendments all point to immediate repeal Core thesis (one sentence): Section 704’s health‑effects preemption functions as a federal gag on local governance, creates serious Takings risk by authorizing continuous RF intrusions onto private land, and warps federalism by dictating what reasons state and local governments may not use—so Congress […]

Section 704 (codified at 47 U.S.C. § 332(c)(7)(B)(iv)) bars any State or local government from regulating the placement, construction, or modification of personal wireless facilities “on the basis of the environmental effects of radio‑frequency emissions” so long as the facility complies with FCC RF regulations. This sits inside a framework that also forces localities to act […]

In Part 1 we built a Fifth Amendment (Takings Clause) theory. Here, we explain how Section 704 interacts with the First and Tenth Amendments—and exactly where advocates still have leverage. 1) The starting point: what Section 704 really does Section 704, codified at 47 U.S.C. § 332(c)(7), preserves local zoning authority except it bars state or […]

Section 704, RF Emissions, and the Fifth Amendment: Why “Invisible” Waves Can Count as a Taking How federal preemption turned neighbors’ backyards and bedrooms into involuntary RF test sites—and how a modern takings theory can push back. 0) Why this matters Across the U.S., families now live within a few hundred feet of cell towers […]

Here’s the scientific truth about detachable “anti‑radiation” cases like the magnet‑plate folios you see from several brands (e.g., models similar to SafeSleeve/DefenderShield): 1) The RF control loop makes this design counterproductive.Modern phones use uplink power control: the handset raises or lowers its transmit power to meet a target at the base station. If you degrade […]

1) What “power regulation” actually is Modern phones continuously adjust uplink transmit power to the minimum needed for a reliable connection. This is defined in cellular standards as uplink power control (LTE: 3GPP TS 36.213; 5G NR: 3GPP TS 38.213). The handset increases power when path loss or interference rises, and decreases power when conditions improve. This […]

How design choices can increase or decrease real‑world exposure—and why policy must catch up Executive summary Some “anti‑radiation” designs include metal loops, detachable magnets/plates, large unshielded ear‑side openings, or thick wraps near handset antennas. These features can degrade the link, causing the phone’s power‑control system to increase transmit power (uplink) and raise RF emissions. The […]

Design that minimizes exposure. Guidance that prevents misuse. KPIX‑5 finding (packaging & use):“The RF Safe case was the only case to explicitly say on the product packaging itself that the case should only be used with the front flap closed while on a call.Our tests found the flip cases reduced RF by an average of […]

Origin story: X‑rays in the living room—and in shoe stores In 1967, General Electric recalled roughly 90,000 color televisions after tests showed a high‑voltage tube could leak X‑rays—especially downward through cabinet vents. That scare helped force Washington to act. A generation earlier, U.S. shoe stores used X‑ray fluoroscopes on children until states started banning them […]

Why Public Law 90‑602 still matters 1) The consumer shock that changed federal law In 1967, routine testing found that certain large‑screen GE color televisions were emitting X‑rays at far above acceptable levels because a high‑voltage regulator tube leaked radiation, especially downward through cabinet vents. GE moved to modify about 90,000 sets; Public Health Service […]

How we left a high-fidelity electromagnetic habitat, flooded the Schumann cavity with entropic waste, and stalled the continuity of human genius (1880 → 2025). Thesis: Life evolved inside a quiet, low-noise electromagnetic habitat — the Earth–ionosphere Schumann cavity. That quiet wasn’t optional; it was the cellular Goldilocks zone that let bioelectric signals coordinate growth, memory, […]

By any honest reading of U.S. law, protecting families from product radiation isn’t optional—it’s mandated. We have to act like it. 1) Health Leadership with Teeth Paul G. Rogers—“Mr. Health”—was the House architect behind the Radiation Control for Health and Safety Act of 1968 (Public Law 90‑602). He introduced H.R. 10790 and shepherded it through […]

Thesis: Congress already gave the federal government the tools to protect families from hazardous emissions—and it used those tools to clean up the air. Paul G. Rogers, the primary House sponsor of the Radiation Control for Health and Safety Act of 1968 (Public Law 90‑602), helped write that playbook. Today, we can apply the same […]

Paul G. Rogers earned the name “Mr. Health” because he wrote laws that compel the federal government to protect people—not suggest it, mandate it. His 1968 Radiation Control for Health and Safety Act (Public Law 90‑602) still does exactly that: it requires HHS to run a continuing program, to do the research, and to set […]