Winalite HEALTHCARD ( EMF CARD)
Winalite International Proudly Introduces a Way to Significantly Reduce the Harmful Effects of Electromagnetic Radiation Fields (EMFs).
EMF radiation is all around us because we use electrically powered computers, cell phones, microwave ovens and other wireless technologies. Although these technologies make life quite convenient, too much of this radiation lowers our immune system's ability to fight diseases.
Innovative, Pocket-Sized Card Effectively Protects Our Health by Absorbing and Eliminating Electromagnetic Radiation from All Electronic Sources!
After extensive research and development, Winalite International has produced an EMF card embedded with a high-tech chip composed of special, radiation-absorbing magnetic material. This amazing chip absorbs nearby EMF radiation and transforms EMFs into harmless heat energy. When you carry the Winalite EMF card, it creates a protective shield that ensures you will be safe from the harmful effects of EMF radiation.
The EMF card by Winalite has received a Patent from the Chinese National Patent Authority. The China Electronic Technology University and China Technology Test Research Laboratory have tested the EMF card. These highly respected institutions determined that the Winalite EMF card:
Is specially-designed to absorb and reduce the effects of harmful electromagnetic fields
Has a lifespan of approximately 6 years, providing you with long term protection
Is magnet-proof, waterproof, heat resistant and durable
How to Use the Winalite EMF Card
When you use electronic devices in close proximity (eg., computers, mobile phones, portable video games), wear your EMF card near your chest area. You could slip it into your shirt pocket or create a necklace to wear it under your clothes. The card absorbs harmful EMFs within a radius of 50 centimeters or approximately 20 inches from the card.
At other times, just keep the Winalite EMF card inside your bag, wallet, or pocket). It will protect you from harmful background electromagnetic radiation.
