Blushield Clinical Study
A recent groundbreaking pilot study has been conducted on Blushield EMF Protection devices to assess the feasibility and preliminary signs of efficacy on a small sample group within a fairly short time frame, to determine if a full-scale research project would be worth planning in the future.
A variety of health markers were tested, using several methods. These included laboratory panels assessing overall physiological health; a panel of blood markers related to inflammation, oxidative stress, DNA damage and cellular senescence; a genome-wide assessment of DNA methylation (including the voltage-gated calcium channel sites); a full neurocognitive assessment every 4 weeks of the study; the use of a wearable health tracker (the Oura Ring) to analyze changes in sleep quality, heart rate variability, and related health markers; and self-reported health questionnaires.
Currently the actual manuscript of the study can not be shared because it is under review by a prominent medical journal. Blushield will post a link to the full study manuscript once the journal has reviewed it and we will share it here at Grounded Wellness.
In the meantime, Blushield has shared its analysis and interpretation of the results of the study here.
The study paper concludes that Blushield devices appear to be feasible, safe, and associated with improvements in cognitive function, sleep, heart rate variability, voltage-gated ion channel gene normalization, blood glucose, immune response, and overall self-reported health among relatively healthy adults. It also emphasizes that the devices "appear to be a reasonable component of a comprehensive EMF mitigation strategy to minimize RF exposure".
Read more about the study results here | Discover Blushield EMF Protection | Blushield Product Guide