Abstract: Provided is a method and system for measuring the amount of electromagnetic radiation absorbed by a living being at a particular location. Using a clamp meter having a current probe, the probe is applied to an ankle of the living being. Next, a measurement of the current induced by absorption of radiation of the ankle is obtained. A measure of total absorbed radiation can be obtained by first taking the measurement at one ankle of a living being and then at the other ankle(s), and adding the measurements together.

Abstract: Provided is a method and shield for shielding a behind-the-ear hearing aid. A Mu metal shielding material is bonded to the external or internal surface of the behind-the-ear hearing aid, the shielding providing effective shielding of electromagnetic radiation in the frequency range of 20 Hz to 1,600 MHz and effective sound shielding in the audio frequency range of 20 Hz to 20,000 Hz. A hearing canal mold comprised of a rubber-like compound, shaped to encompass and seal an outer portion of a hearing tube of a hearing aid and a user's hearing canal entrance is also provided.

Abstract: Provided is a method and shield for shielding a behind-the-ear hearing aid. A Mu metal shielding material is bonded to the external or internal surface of the behind-the-ear hearing aid, the shielding providing effective shielding of electromagnetic radiation in the frequency range of 0.78 Hz to 20 KHz and effective sound shielding in the audio frequency range of 20 Hz to 20,000 Hz.

Abstract: Provided is a portable chronometer including a chronometer body for encasing a chronometer mechanism and an electromagnetic frequency (EMF) generator. The EMF generator is controlled by a switch to output a desirable EMF signal.

Abstract: A measurement system and method for determining the amount of radiation absorbed by living beings includes a measurement device capable of measuring the amount of radiation emanating from power lines and any other source of radiation of electromagnetic energy (non-ionizing) at a particular location and electrically conductive contact devices for connecting the measurement device to a living being and to a ground and requires that a reference reading be taken and then a second reading obtained by connecting the measurement device to an appendage on a living being with the other end of the meter being connected to ground, a subtraction device indicates the amount of radiation being absorbed by the living being.