Electric Utility Survey Confirms Zero Harmful EMF in Scalar Energy Healing Center

From Concern to Confirmation

Concerns about EMF exposure are widespread, especially in facilities that integrate advanced electronic technologies for wellness purposes. The Center of the Open Rose administrators, led by Frank Haggard Jr., requested the SCE inspection after some clients questioned whether the EESystem's multiple computers might emit extremely low frequency (ELF) radiation or residual microwave interference.

"We wanted to be absolutely sure our environment was as safe and energetically pure as we claim," Haggard said. "Since the EESystem uses computers positioned in an octagonal configuration, it was natural for people to ask if there were EMF risks. We're very pleased to confirm that the field is cleaner than an ordinary living room."

Independent Utility Testing

For the survey, Thorson used two high-precision instruments:

• Emdex II/1400 meter, designed to measure 60-Hertz magnetic fields in the 40-800 Hz range, and
• Wandel & Geltermann EMR-30 Radio Frequency Meter, to detect any residual microwave or RF emissions.

Measurements were taken at multiple points throughout the facility - behind the CPUs, in front of the monitors, at the room's center, and at the hallway entry.

Key findings included:

• 0.1 milligauss in the center of the room (well below the U.S. average of 0.9 milligauss)
• 0.2 milligauss 12 inches in front of each monitor
• 0.8-0.9 milligauss directly behind CPU units
• 0.0 milligauss at the room's entryway and in the scalar field center

To establish a comparison baseline, Thorson also measured ambient magnetic levels at a nearby microwave oven and a neighborhood transformer. The microwave, when active, spiked to 275 milligauss-a reading nearly 3,000 times higher than that of the EES environment. Surprisingly, the transformer registered 0.0 milligauss, underscoring how localized and equipment-specific EMF sources can be.

"If the frequencies in this space had been any lower," Thorson commented, "our detection equipment wouldn't have even picked them up. It's an extraordinarily low field environment."

Scalar Energy: A Different Kind of Field

Unlike traditional electronics, the EESystem's design is based on scalar field interference, in which electromagnetic components from paired monitors cancel each other, leaving behind a non-Hertzian, non-linear field. This scalar field is theorized to support biological coherence and stress reduction by neutralizing environmental electromagnetic noise rather than adding to it.

"The irony," Haggard said, "is that while some technologies bombard users with EMFs, the EESystem seems to create the opposite - a calm, zero-field zone. That's exactly what people feel when they sit inside."

Users of EES environments frequently describe sensations of stillness, improved sleep, and deep relaxation - outcomes consistent with a reduction in ambient electromagnetic stress. The SCE findings lend empirical weight to those experiences by demonstrating that the system's operational space is electromagnetically cleaner than average.

Beyond Safety - Toward Regenerative Potential

While the study's focus was on EMF safety, it has broader implications for the growing field of energy medicine and biofield science, which investigates how subtle electromagnetic and scalar dynamics influence human physiology.

"The Edison results give scientific reassurance that people can safely benefit from the scalar field without exposure to harmful EMFs," Haggard emphasized. "That's essential for credibility in this emerging health technology space."

As public awareness of electromagnetic pollution grows, technologies capable of harmonizing or neutralizing these effects are attracting attention from both wellness practitioners and researchers.

"It's rare that a system driven by electronics actually reduces measurable EMF," Thorson noted. "From a physics standpoint, this result is both surprising and promising."

Clean Energy for the Human System

Following the inspection, the Center removed its microwave oven from both the office and the on-site residence to maintain the newly verified low-field environment.

For Haggard and his team, the confirmation marked an important milestone.

"We can now assure our guests that the Energy Enhancement System not only feels peaceful - it is physically safe and energetically clean," he said.

As the intersection of energy technology and wellness continues to expand, the Edison field survey provides one of the earliest examples of empirical validation in this domain - showing that, sometimes, the most advanced energy fields are the quietest of all.