Electric alarm clocks can also cause a wide band of electro-magnetic stress in the head area. These clocks are best moved to about four feet away from the bed or replaced by a battery only alarm clock. Similarly the bedroom television also needs to be about 6 feet away from the bed. Electrical installations on the wall immediately behind or next to the bed are also relevant here. Where there is a computer, for example, in the next room close to the bedroom wall this may well cause electro-magnetic fields to radiate through the wall to the bed area.
Computers can also link with televisions and electrical kitchen equipment to cause distorted fields.
Another area of concern is the position of the electric meter and fuse box. We have seen that where this is placed in a bedroom, especially if the roof space is well insulated, there is a very high degree of electro-magnetic and electrostatic radiation. We would strongly advise people to either shield the meter and fuse box or move them outside. Meters and fuse boxes need to be enclosed and well earthed. Magnetic fields are a problem to shield without using specialised and relatively expensive materials.