Drive with protection – arrive safe and sound
Lexus, the premium brand from Toyota, was the pioneer, but only now is the demand for electric cars growing rapidly with TESLA.
But environmental protection is moving in precisely the opposite direction, owing to the demonstrable electrosmog pollution for driver and occupants: The car becomes an electrosmog trap!
memon offers effective protection for every electric vehicle.
The fact that batteries and accumulators give off electromagnetic fields is well known.
The larger and more powerful the electric car is, the larger its battery.
Nowadays, batteries or accumulators in electric cars can weight up to 300 kg.
Added to this is the fact that in a closed car, radiation cannot get out. There’s no escape.
As well as clouding your personal, subjective enjoyment of driving over long stretches and possibly impairing your sense of wellbeing, there is a further risk:
Owing to the severe electrosmog pollution, the driver’s ability to concentrate can be dramatically reduced.
The answer to modern engineering is not to renounce it, but to use a pioneering technology:
memon technology is the symbiosis of nature and engineering. Among users it is regarded as the most practical and effective way to protect yourself from the negative effects of electrosmog in the car.
This applies to all cars, electric cars and camping buses as well as lorries and trucks.
Drive with protection – arrive safe and sound – with memon!
Strong “rouleaux formation” effect of the blood WITHOUT memonizerCAR
The blood relaxes: No “rouleaux formation” effect of the blood WITH memonizerCAR
The memon research team was a guest at the Smiles AG electric car manufacturer in Upper Franconian Aub to answer the question:
How strongly do the electromagnetic fields in cars affect driver and occupants?
As part of a pilot study on the influence of electromagnetic fields in an electric car, the flow properties of capillary blood and membrane potential of body cells were tested and analysed in a total of six test subjects in a car with and without a memonizerCAR attached.
Implementation
This examined whether being in a switched on or moving electric car produced negative effects on the occupants and, if so, to what extent these could be reduced or eliminated by using a memonizerCAR from the memon bionic instruments GmbH company.
The test subjects went on two electric car rides for a half-hour drive, in which one vehicle was equipped with the memonizerCAR. Dark field condenser blood examinations were carried out for all occupants
Evaluation
The dark field microscopy of blood was assessed for a so-called “rouleaux formation”.
This is a phenomenon in erythrocytes which is also a measure of blood fluidity.
The more free the erythrocytes are in a sample, the better the flow properties and therefore the oxygen supply of the blood.
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Results
The study available shows that sitting in an electric car has significant negative effects on the flow properties and oxygen supply of the blood, as well as on cell membrane stability, and also that use of the memon® technology produces a measurably protective effect under conditions of electrostress so that these blood and cell functions no longer have a detectably damaging effect.
Cells flowed freely again, “like they’re on a relaxing holiday”, remarked Dr Steinhöfel.
From this we can conclude that the expected limitation of blood flow and oxygen supply to the organs including the brain and the entire body, as well as the instability in the cell membranes with all the consequences of reduced cell metabolism, can be reduced by using the memon® technology.
This should have a positive effect, particularly for those who take long or frequent drives, in addition to a generally positive impact on concentration, performance and feelings of fatigue.
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