Televisions and other electronic devices emit electromagnetic radiation (EMR). Because of the subtle energy of homeopathic remedies, it is possible for them to be damaged by exposure to EMR. Electromagnetic radiation is damaging to human cells and to all living organisms because it causes atoms to alter. The radiation causes a removal of electrons from the atoms and alters the DNA of the cells. It is important to know which types of electronic devices emit damaging rays, and how to protect the remedies from exposure.
Most televisions use a cathode ray tube CRT type of screen that has been shown to create EMR. Flat screen televisions use a different technology, and therefore do not emit as much EMR. Televisions are required by the FDA to emit less than .5 milliroentgens per hour, and the FDA asks that the manufacturers repeat testing to ensure this level is not exceeded.
Homeopathic remedies are very sensitive compounds. They are created by diluting substances until little if any of the original material is left. The resulting medication contains the energy imprint of the original substance.
Remedies have been shown to act even after 100 years, and many doctors use remedies passed down to them with great success. Because it is not possible to measure the amount of substance in a homeopathic remedy, it is not possible to know with confidence if the remedies are damaged or not, unless they are prescribed. If a properly prescribed remedy fails to act, it is common practice among homeopaths to try the same remedy from a different pharmacopeia, or a different batch, in order to ensure that the problem doesn't stem from an inactive remedy batch.
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