EMF: The Invisible Toxin — Episode #10 Preview

Editor’s Note

This show aired on November 19, 2014:

• Guest(s): Cary Subel, Travis Puckett

EMF — The Invisible Toxin

Did you know that many of the electronic items we use each and every day such as our laptops and cell phones can be toxic to our bodies?    Tune in on Wednesday, November 19, 2014 at 4:00 PM (ET) to VoiceAmerica’s Living Natural Today: Out with Toxins, In with Your Health, as as I interview CEO, Cary Subel, and Marketing Director, Travis Puckett, of SafeSleeve as we discuss the different types of radiation which can emit from these devices, the harmful effects this radiation can have, and, most importantly, what we can do to minimize our exposure to these carcinogenic toxins.

Featured Guests

Cary Subel, CEO, SafeSleeve

Cary Subel’s passion for natural health, engineering and entrepreneurship led him to co-found SafeSleeve, a Southern California based startup that designs, manufactures and distributes anti-radiation solutions for electronic devices. While he spends most of his time managing his company, Cary enjoys maintaining an active lifestyle that includes playing a variety of instruments, sports, spending time with friends and family and learning something new every day.

Travis Puckett, Director of Marketing, Safesleeve

Travis Puckett is the Director of Marketing for the SafeSleeve team.  As an entrepreneur who has helped start and develop a variety successful companies and company initiatives throughout his 10 year career, his goal is to help inform the public, and prospective clients about the facts surrounding personal electronics’ radiation.  By introducing new customers to SafeSleeve’s Anti-Radiation laptop and phone cases, he seeks to help make a positive change in the health of customers.  On the weekend you can find Travis in the water, on his bike, or outdoors hiking a new trail.

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