How to protect yourself?

Demand switch
It is often possible to clearly reduce levels of electrosmog by taking quite simple measures.
Low-frequency radiation and electrosmog are emitted from all power cables in a house. Every conventional electric cable, plug socket and all power cables radiate electrosmog.
Extension leads or other electric cables should not be placed under the bed or near sleeping areas - this can be easily arranged.
A distance of 1-1.5m reduces the level of electrosmog by over 90%.
Bedside lamps, radio alarm clocks, electric blankets, heated mattress covers, plug sockets, i.e. everywhere where electricity is present, results in the production of a low-frequency, magnetic field. Even switched-off electrical devices produce low-frequency, electrical fields.
The purpose of the automatic disconnection/demand switch is to shut off electricity at the fuse box, therefore eliminating electric fields on a particular wiring circuit. The switch is added to an existing circuit just after the circuit breaker and switches the hot, or black wire, of that circuit. The switch is mounted in its own separate electrical box.
The switch works quite simply by shutting off the electricity at the fuse box automatically. For example, if a switch is installed on a lighting circuit in the bedroom, the switch will automatically sense when the last light on that circuit is turned off at night. At this point the demand switch has determined there is no demand for electricity and turns off the electricity at the fuse box. Therefore, there is no electricity present in the wires beyond the fuse box, thus eliminating electric fields on this wiring circuit. Simple, yet 100% effective in protecting us from electric fields emitted by this lighting circuit while we sleep, allowing our bodies to repair themselves naturally.
In the morning, when we awake and switch on the lights, the demand switch senses a demand for electricity and automatically restores electricity to this circuit for normal operation. In most cases, the demand switch is the most effective way of eliminating unwanted electric fields.

Critical consumer
To the electric circuit connected dimmers, fluorescent lamps, transformers and energy-saving lamps are not detected by most of the demand switches (aside from Nefa 16-plus OMNI / OMNI II). Therefore they need to be furnished with additional base load resistors.      

permanent consumer
Permanent consumers such as radios, televisors, video players or motion detectors prevent the disconnection by demand switches and thus have to be switched off or removed from the  monitored circuit. Please note that the stand-by mode does not count as switched off.