11/08/2026
SNO's yoga studio uses far infrared (IR) panels that emit less than 0.00 uT at 12 inches from their surface.
For reference, a cellphone tower (15 antennae) emits 0.21-0.51 uT at 12 inches from its surface; 0.01-0.03 uT on a sidewalk (~25 ft away)
[https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9653978/ ].
What is a safe amount of EMF exposure? Unknown.
There is no standard for safe EMF exposure, which is why we chose Infrared panels to minimize EMF exposure.
Although having no safety standard, a metric called Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) was created to regulate EMF devices. SAR was created by cellphone and communications industry people to legally set an acceptable amount of EMF radiation for your skull - and thereby your brain, pineal gland, thyroid, etc. - to absorb from their products
[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Specific_absorption_rate].
SAR has no correlation to safety. SAR is an arbitrary amount of radiation your skull can be exposed to so the people who made this rule can ""legally"" build their infrastructure (cell towers, 5G networks, etc.) and market their products (cellphones, smartwatches, routers, etc.) with no liability to health hazards.
Facts:
1) SAR does not report the amount of radiation emitted by a device.
2) SAR reports an acceptable amount of radiation the communications industry executives determine your skull can be exposed to in 30 minutes.
3) SAR only states it is acceptable for a human to absorb radiation. It does not address health risks or even make any comment or analysis on health risks of absorbing radiation.
4) SAR disregards vital elements of your body, such as your thyroid and heart, which are not protected by a skull.
5) SAR, a metric which has nothing to do with safety or health (it only says the average human should be OK for up to 30 minutes), is used to put risky products on the market.
Does disguising a cell tower as a tree change the amount of radiation it emits?
