Most people don’t think too much about safety when they enter the kitchen to start dinner.  Ask the average person about kitchen safety and they will think you are talking about sharp knives or burnt fingers, but there are far more dangerous risks present in the kitchen.  The only problem is, we can’t see them.

I’m talking about specifically electromagnetic (EMF) radiation and radar leaks from microwave ovens.  While these are not the only appliances that present potential health risks in the kitchen, they are by far the scariest.  To be honest, I had always had a sneaky suspicion about the safety of microwaves, but it wasn’t until I started researching this topic that my fears were confirmed. 

Apparently, all microwave ovens leak radiation of some form.  US standards for safety in microwaves have been lowered over the years, and now are much less stringent than other parts of the world.  Plus, because most people stand relatively close to the microwave waiting for something to cook, the risk of radar EMF exposure is even greater. 

One effective method to reduce your exposure to EMF radiation in the kitchen is by – believe it or not – wearing a Philip Stein Teslar watch.  I know, it’s hard to believe that a watch could protect you from something this harmful, but that is the beauty of Philip Stein watches.  Known as the “feel good” watches, these timepieces actually work by creating a healthy, earth-bound electromagnetic resonance of their own.  This new resonance revises and replaces radical EMFs in the wearer’s bio-field, and protects them from the negative health effects of extra-low frequency (ELF) radiation. 

In the process of protecting wearers from dangerous EMFs, Philip Stein Teslar watches also realign a person’s bio-field and rebalance the body’s energy flow, creating a feeling of peacefulness and well-being. 

I highly recommend these remarkable Teslar watches for anyone who suffers from stress, migraines, sleep problems or fatigue.  But be sure to purchase your Philip Stein watch from an authorized retailer.  Several replica watches are on the market, but these are nothing more than Teslar scams.  Only the genuine article will live up to its claims.