Keith’s Substack
Keith CutterHelping people survive the reckless spread of harmful man-made electromagnetic radiation
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The Screen Time Limited Hangout
Old news, really—this exposé of how children’s brains, and potentially their subsequent abilities, are diminished in association with “screen use.”
Professor John S. Hutton’s research on the subject appeared in JAMA Pediatrics in 2019, rep...
The Great EMF Habituation
Production schedules vary across my three primary distribution channels, with the weekly audio podcast often being the first place I publish. Such was the case with my second interview with Christof Plothe, D.O.—one of the most thoughtful v...
Beautiful EMF Shielding Clothing
RF shielding clothing helps many, though certainly not all, electro-sentient people. Over the years I’ve worked with individuals around the world who rely on shielding garments as an important component of what I call productive avoidance....
Registration Open: Fall '26 and Spring '27 Training for Independent EMF Consultants
For years, people have contacted me asking where they can find competent EMF assessment in their local communities.
Often, I have no one to recommend.
The need is real.
The skill set is rare.
Last year I began offering unique, apprenti...
AI Data Centers May Create More Uninhabitable Land Than Cell Towers
For the electrically sentient¹, how many cell towers would it take to render more than five million acres of land uninhabitable?
The modern blight of AI data center expansion is already raising concerns about noise, massive electrical dema...
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Keith Cutter is a 39 year survivor of electromagnetic poisoning who helps clients reduce personal exposure to synthetic EMF in their homes. Podcast: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2075097
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