Proof: Airestech Lifetune Does NOT Block EMFs—But Shungite Does!

Proof: Airestech Lifetune Does NOT Block EMFs—But Shungite Does!

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Recently, I came across a very interesting exchange on Airestech’s Instagram page.

If you’re not familiar, Airestech sells stickers—yes, stickers—that they claim can protect against electromagnetic fields (EMFs). Their Lifetune products range from $80 to over $300, and they say these stickers work by “modulating EMFs at the waveform level.”

But when asked about Shungite, their response caught my attention.

A user simply asked:

👉 “I don’t understand the materials used for this… is it Shungite?”

Airestech replied:

👉 "Unlike Shungite, which only absorbs a small percentage of ambient frequencies, Airestech products modulate EMFs at the waveform level. The materials used are silicon, gold, and a durable polymer coating!"

That statement raised some big questions.

What Science Actually Says About Shungite & EMF Protection

Since there’s a lot of misinformation out there about EMF protection, I decided to fact-check these claims using Consensus AI Search, a tool that scans over 200 million peer-reviewed research papers to find out what real studies say.

📺 Watch my full breakdown in the video below:

[Embed yoearching: “Does Shungite Block EMFs?”

🔎 I ran the search in Consensus AI and here’s what came up:

✅ Consensus: 100% YES across nine peer-reviewed studies.

That means every single study that analyzed Shungite for EMF protection confirmed that it has shielding properties.

Here’s what some of the studies found:

1️⃣ “Electromagnetic Shielding Effectiveness of Lightweight and Flexible Ultrathin Shungite Plates”

  • This study confirms that Shungite absorbs and blocks EMFs due to its unique carbon structure.

2️⃣ “Absorbers of Electromagnetic Radiation Based on Natural Minerals”

  • Researchers tested multiple materials and found that Shungite is among the most effective natural EMF shields.

3️⃣ “Electromagnetic Response of Natural Carbon-Based Shungite Materials”

  • This research explains how the fullerenes in Shungite interact with electromagnetic fields, significantly reducing their impact.

So, the claim that Shungite “only absorbs a small percentage” of EMFs doesn’t align with the research.

Now, let’s see what science says about Airestech Lifetune.

Searching: “Does Airestech Lifetune Block EMFs?”

When I ran the same search for Airestech Lifetune, here’s what I found:

❌ No peer-reviewed studies.
❌ No published research confirming its effectiveness.
❌ No independent scientific validation.

If this technology works as claimed, where is the scientific research to back it up? I couldn’t find any.

What’s the Takeaway?

✅ Shungite has been studied and shown to absorb and block EMFs.
❌ Airestech Lifetune has no publicly available scientific studies confirming its effectiveness.

Airestech states that their products work by “modulating EMFs at the waveform level,” but without peer-reviewed research, it’s impossible to verify these claims.

Do Your Own Research – Here’s How

Want to fact-check EMF protection claims yourself? Here’s what to do:

1️⃣ Go to Consensus.app
2️⃣ Type in your search term, like “Does Shungite block EMFs?”
3️⃣ Read the results—you’ll see real, peer-reviewed studies and a scientific consensus on the topic.

Try it out and let me know what you find in the comments!

Final Thoughts

There’s a lot of marketing hype around EMF protection products, but not all of them are backed by science.

Shungite has been tested in peer-reviewed studies and found to be effective.
Airestech Lifetune? I was unable to find any published research supporting their claims.

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