The Power Couple by Roman Shapoval
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Low EMF refrigerators
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Low EMF refrigerators

From artificial to artificially-intelligent refrigeration

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Join us as we discuss:

  • Ancient refrigeration techniques still used today

  • Einstein’s refrigerator + kerosene and solar models

  • The ripple effect of modern refrigeration on communities

  • How grocery store lighting changes nutrient value

  • Reducing the EMF impact of refrigeration

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Top L - icy ball, runs on kerosene Top R - Yakchal in Iran, Bottom L - the Icemen, Bottom R - The solar-powered fridge that runs on ammonia

The brown square to the right of the door (used to be painted white) is the original “milk box”, and where Bohdanna’s mom grew up:

House where Bohdanna’s mom grew up in Montreal

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Additional Resources:

How microwave energy degrades nutrients:

Stetzer filters and products we use and recommend:

https://www.thepowercouple.ca/products

Low-EMF refrigerators:

https://emfempowerment.com/7-best-low-emf-refrigerators/


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