The application of MRET-Shield to the RF phones does not lead to any significant distortion of transmitted RF signals.
In each experiment SAR values were measured in 242 points of “phantom head.” The application of MRET-Shield to the RF phones showed that “Hot Spots” remained in the same location as without MRET polymer and their amplitudes decreased in 90% of data points. The application of MRET-Shield to the RF phones leaded to the reduction of the majority of meaningful SAR values in these experiments in the range of 0.3% - 29.0%.
Below are presented the “Hot Spot” Area Scan Diagrams that provide evidence that the application of MRET-Shield to the RF phone did not change the location of “Hot Spot” and significantly decreased SAR values in the scanned area.
“Hot Spot” Area Scan Diagrams

The Beneficial Effect of MRET-Shield on Blood Morphology in vitro Following the Exposure to Electromagnetic Radiation
The beneficial effect of EMR shielding material (MRET-Shield) on human blood in vitro was observed at the laboratory of Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, Los Angeles, USA. The effect of the computer monitor radiation on human blood samples (22 samples in each group) was studied with and without installation of MRET-Shield and compared to control group not exposed to EMR. The blood samples were exposed to the computer monitor radiation at the distance of 15” (0.38 meter) for one hour. Test results are statistically valid with p<0.01.
The White Blood Cells (WBC) consist of Granulocytes (GRAN), Lymphocytes (LYM), and “Minimum Inhibitory Dilution,” a measure of rare cells and a number of precursor white cells (MID). The exposure of the blood samples to external EMR of the computer monitor leaded to the changes in the ratio of WBC components, particularly to the changes in Granulocytes, Lymphocytes and MID counts (measured in %). The installation of MRET-Shield EMR shielding device) on the computer monitor significantly reduced the level of changes of Granulocytes and Lymphocytes counts and almost did not affect the level of changes in MID count. These results confirm the reduction of stress following the exposure of blood samples to EMR in case of the installation of MRET-Shield on the computer monitor.

Granulocytes are a critical component of WBC and play an important role in the immune system reactions. Their decrease is not beneficial for the body homeostasis. The experiment revealed the decrease of Granulocytes in blood samples exposed to electromagnetic radiation. It also showed that the installation of MRET-Shield on the computer monitor reduced the level of changes in Granulocytes count by 29%.

An increase in the Lymphocytes count is associated with a physiological response to an antigenic or inflammatory stimulus and infection or other kind of external stress. The general consensus is that the increase of Lymphocytes above normal level in case of the absence of any infections increases the risk of leukemia, lymphomas, and other disorders. The experiment revealed the increase of Lymphocytes in blood samples exposed to the computer monitor radiation. It also showed that the installation of MRET-Shield on the computer monitor reduced the level of changes in Lymphocytes count by 38%.

The experiment revealed the increase of MID count for blood samples exposed to the computer monitor radiation. The reduction of the level of changes in MID count after the installation of MRET-Shield was insignificant.
CONCLUSION: The experiment revealed the decrease of Granulocytes count and the increase of Lymphocytes and MID (precursor white cells) counts in both cases. There were no significant changes in the total quantity of WBC. It also showed that the installation of MRET-Shield on the computer monitor significantly reduced the level of changes in the ratios of Granulocytes and Lymphocytes counts.
The changes in the ratio of GRAN were reduced by
(32 – 26.4)/(46 – 26.4) = 5.6/19.6 = 29%
The changes in the ratio of LYM were reduced by
(49.4 – 44.3)/(49.4 – 36) = 5.1/13.4 = 38%
The changes in the ratio of MID were insignificantly reduced by
(24.2 – 23.7)/(24.2 – 18) = 0.5/6.2 = 8%
Thus, the combined changes in the ratios of GRAN, LYM and MID following the exposure to EMR of the computer monitor were:
without MRET-Shield 19.6 (GRAN) + 13.4 (LYM)+ 6.2 (MID) = 39.2%
with MRET-Shield 14 (GRAN) + 8.3 (LYM) + 5.7 (MID) = 28%
This calculation shows that the installation of MRET-Shield on computer monitor reduced the level of combined changes in the content of White Blood Cells count (GRAN, LYM and MID) by (39.2 – 28)/39.2 = 29% in this experiment.
This experiment provides evidence that the exposure of human blood samples in vitro to EMR of the computer monitor affects the ratio of Granulocytes and Lymphocytes in WBC. This effect is related to the stress response and can affect cellular process related to the blood morphology such as growth, division and death of cells in all types of WBC. The installation of MRET-Shield on the computer monitor significantly reduced the effect of EMR on the ratio of WBC components (by 29%) and the blood morphology. The results are statistically valid with p<0.01.
Thermography Test for MRET-Shield
Testing was conducted at the SAMEER Centre for Electromagnetic, a division of the Research and Design Institution of the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology, Department of Information for the Government of India, in Chennai on February 25, 2008. Thermographic imaging was conducted using standard thermography procedures, as per the guidelines from the Standards and Protocols in Clinical Thermographic Imaging released by the International Academy of Clinical Thermography. The subject was a forty year old male. The study was conducted using a Compix Infrared Scanner Model number 6000A. The first imaging established a baseline thermographic image and temperature of the subject (Figure 1). The subject then talked on a Nokia model 1600 type RH 64 cell phone model for thirty-three minutes and the second image and temperature were recorded (Figure 2). Then a MRET-Shield polymer device was placed on the cell phone near the internal antenna. The subject talked again for thirty-three minutes on the cell phone keeping the phone at the same standard position (Figure 3) and the third image and temperature were recorded.
The results are listed in Table I. The baseline (control) temperature was 36.7 degrees Celsius. The temperature increase caused by the radiation from the unprotected cell phone was 1.4 degrees Celsius. Following the installation of a MRET-Shield device the temperature change decreased by 0.9 degrees Celsius. Thus, the MRET-Shield device reduced the temperature increase by 64%. It can be seen from the thermographic images that there was a large scale heating of the tissues of the head and face compared to the baseline and a significant reduction of this bio-thermal effect following the installation of the MRET-Shield polymer device on the cell phone.
TABLE I TEMPERATURE OBSERVATIONS
| Case |
Temperature |
| Control |
36.7° C |
| Unprotected phone |
38.1° C |
| Protected phone |
37.2° C |
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FIGURE 1 BASELINE TEMPERATURE
FIGURE 2 UNPROTECTED CELL PHONE TEMPERATURE
FIGURE 3 PROTECTED CELL PHONE TEMPERATURE
3D-MRA Test (Magnetic Resonance Angiography - Sectional Analysis of Human Brain Function)
The beneficial effect of MRET-Shield was confirmed by 3D-MRA test which was conducted by Tex Chu Technology Corp., Taipei, Taiwan. Test was conducted on human subject who was exposed to cell phone radiation (Sony Ericsson T630) with and without installation of MRET-Shield. Magnetic resonance angiography (MRA) is a technique for imaging blood vessels that contain flowing blood. Magnetic Resonance Angiography (MRA) is used to generate pictures of the arteries in order to evaluate them for stenosis (abnormal narrowing) or aneurysms (vessel wall dilatations, at risk of rupture). MRA is often used to evaluate the arteries of the neck and brain. A technique known as "flow-related enhancement" (e.g. 3D time-of-flight sequences) was used to get images, where most of the signal on an image is due to blood which has recently moved into that plane. Test provides analysis for the following sections: Cerebrum, top view; Cross section of brain at the brain stem level; Arteries of brain, bottom view of brain; Left – Right hemisphere sequence function;
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First angiogram: Control, subject was not exposed to cell phone radiation;
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Second angiogram: After exposure to cell phone radiation without MRET-Shield protection;
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Third angiogram: After exposure to cell phone radiation with MRET-Shield protection.
The MRA angiograms clearly show the substantial negative effect of RF radiation generated by cellular phone on the state of blood vessels in all parts of the brain area. They also reveal that the installation of MRET-Shield on cellular phone compensates for this negative effect and helps to maintain the blood vessels of the brain in good state.



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Live
Blood Cell AnalysisConducted
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EEG
TestsThe
EEG tests were conducted at the laboratory of SA Biomedical Instrumentation Co.,
California. These tests were conducted on the human subject introduced to the
influence of cellular phone (SAMSUNG Model No: SCH-2000) without MRET-Shield protection
and with MRET-Shield protection respectively.
Each
test was run for 3 minutes. The cellular phone was located in standard operating
position at the right side of a head. The head of the subject was covered with
a standard Electro-cap E1-L connected with a 4 channel SAI Bioelectric Amplifier
that includes Analog Processor and Anti-aliasing Filters. The data were provided
from the following electrodes: C4, Fz, F4, and T4. This precision Amplifier can
record and analyze very lo-potential physiological data from surface electrodes.
With this SAI BIOAMPS successful physiological data acquisition can be accomplished
in most any environment without the use of a shielded “screen room.
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comparison of the EEG charts that present the brain function wave patterns:
- The control chart
of a subject not introduced to EMR of a cellular phone shows normal slow mode
of brain function.
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The chart of a subject introduced to EMR of a cellular phone without any protection
shows the excitation of the brain function wave patterns.
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Cranial
Nerve Cell Test
Cranial
Nerve Cell Test was conducted by Tex Chu, Inc., Taiwan on 30 human subjects to
verify the immune system reactions to the exposure of human subjects to different
sources of electromagnetic radiation with MRET-Shield protection (blue color bar)
and without MRET-Shield protection (green color bar) respectively. The results
are valid with p<0.01.
This
test prooves that the instalation of MRET-Shield on different sources of EMR actually
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