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Ryan Blazer is an electromagnetic engineer and building biologist who runs a home-testing company for EMF and mold exposure. On Paul Saladino's podcast, he broke down 7 truths about Wi-Fi most people get completely wrong: 1) Your router runs on microwave frequency

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