The experimental methodology used in the experiments involved measuring the recovery of DNA after heat shock. Heat causes well-known changes in the conformation of DNA. Such conformational changes of DNA are classically measured by monitoring the absorption of UV light as a function of time (Thomas, 1954). The more unwound the DNA, the more exposed it is and the more it absorbs light.

It is also well known that heat shock unwinds the two strands of DNA (Thomas, 1954) and that as the DNA cools, it recovers by rewinding into an intact double helix.  The experiment measured the rewinding of the two DNA strands back into an intact double helix. 

EMFs from cell phones were shown to have a statistically significant detrimental effect on DNA rewinding. In fact the cell phone energy was so toxic to the DNA that it not only prevented the natural rewinding process, it caused the DNA to further unwind. This detrimental effect of electromagnetic (EM) energy was completely neutralized when the safespace was attached to the cell phone. In fact, normal rewinding was enhanced when the DNA exposed to neutralized EMF from the cell phone with the safespace attached. The latter observation indicates that the energy from the safespace induces a beneficial biological effect on DNA by enhancing the natural rewinding process.

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