Electromagnetic field assessment · Andalusia, Spain

Stop living blindly with what you can't see.

We measure the electric, magnetic and radiofrequency fields in your home, and assess the stability of the space — with calibrated instruments, a transparent method, and a report you can understand and verify yourself. We don't talk about "energies" or unsourced percentages: we measure your space and show you the real data.

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Jose, founder of Harmos
Harmos at a glance
Active services5
CoverageCosta del Sol · Seville
MethodFields · Light · Coherence

About Harmos

Instrument-grade rigour, a wellbeing lens

I'm Jose. In July 2020 I spent 23 days isolated at home with covid, barely seeing daylight. I came out with an exhaustion I didn't recognise, headaches and anxiety that took turns (never at once, each on its own schedule) and a breathlessness I couldn't name. Every day I got the same follow-up call: take paracetamol, wait to recover.

A month later, at my parents' house, I started walking barefoot along the shore at sunset. I didn't understand it, but the headache and the anxiety left with every step, and my energy came back as if it were recharging. Once home, hours later, everything reappeared. "That's psychological," people told me — you like the sea, the sounds, of course you feel better.

I went back to my routine and forgot about it. Three up-and-down years passed, until I began to notice something very specific: inside my own home I felt an anxiety I couldn't explain, with high blood pressure and tightness in my chest and neck. I remembered the beach and started sitting barefoot in the olive grove, 20–30 minutes a day. The anxiety went down and my wellbeing rose from the feet up — slow, but undeniable. It was a shock. Why had no one told me about this? That experience changed how much trust I placed in certain institutions and professionals, and pushed me to look for a deeper scientific reality. I later discovered Spiro, a technology with which I experienced a radical improvement in my electrosensitivity, and it completely upended my assumptions. That's where Harmos comes from.

I trained as an electromagnetic pollution coach and space assessor at GEMS Academy, licensed through the EFEIA institute — I began training and working with environmental bioelectrography thanks to the Bio-Well GDV camera, and assessing the coherence of spaces using the Sputnik antenna. Since then I assess and improve environments affected by electric, magnetic and radiofrequency fields, with particular attention to electrohypersensitivity. When I later bought my own village house, with its old-style exposed wiring, I finally grasped something that is now central to my work: the difference between electromagnetic stimulus and exposure to artificial quantum noise, and why correctly sizing a technology like SPIRO requires professional advice, not intuition.

I see it up close in the people I love: some sleep among cables and chargers with no wish to change their habits; others have lived for years with tinnitus after years of exposure on industrial sites, without ever connecting the two. It's not that the information is missing — it's that no one points it out clearly. That's what I do now.

In my experience, working with clients who present symptoms typical of electrohypersensitivity, I consistently observe an improvement in their sleep quality after the full process: assessment of the space, implementation of suitable measures, and adjustment of habits. I have also verifiably improved, via GDV camera, the electromagnetic environment of yoga and meditation spaces.1

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1. What I observe in the field runs along the same lines as a published placebo-controlled trial: Korotkov, K. G., Gavrilova, E. A., Churganov, O. A. & Machado, J. J. (2022). Influence of electromagnetic protection technology on human psychophysiological condition. Journal of Applied Biotechnology & Bioengineering 9(1), 12–16. One of the co-authors is affiliated with the IGEF laboratory (Germany), which certifies NOXTAK products — noted here for transparency; it does not replace an independent assessment of your own space.

Harmos is born from that technical training and from a commitment to honest diagnoses: what is measured, how it's measured, and what it actually means.

What is electromagnetic pollution?

The invisible vibration filling your home

Naturally, both our bodies and the planet run on electrical impulses and electromagnetic fields. However, technological progress has introduced electromagnetic pollution: continuous exposure to artificial electromagnetic fields emitted by electronic devices, power grids and wireless signals such as wifi or mobile telephony. The key difference is that these artificial waves have an altered polarisation that can disrupt the natural balance of particles at the cellular level.

Understanding its effects lets us make more conscious decisions to improve our environment:

  • Health and wellbeing: continued exposure can increase oxidative stress in cells and alter the electrical functioning of the nervous system and the heart. In some cases, it contributes to the development of electrohypersensitivity, showing up as fatigue, sleep problems or headaches.
  • The environment: it can interfere with the navigation systems of species with magnetoreception (such as birds and bees), as well as with plant growth and nutrient uptake from the soil.
  • Technology: it causes signal interference, reduces energy efficiency and shortens the working life of electronic equipment.

Assessing the level of electromagnetic pollution is the first step towards building more balanced spaces and living comfortably alongside technology.

See sources

1. Panagopoulos, D. J., Johansson, O. & Carlo, G. L. (2015). Real versus Simulated Mobile Phone Exposures in Experimental Studies. BioMed Research International. · 2. Panagopoulos, D. J., Johansson, O. & Carlo, G. L. (2015). Polarization: A Key Difference between Man-made and Natural Electromagnetic Fields, in regard to Biological Activity. Scientific Reports 5, 14914. · 3. Belyaev, I., Dean, A., Eger, H., Hubmann, G., Jandrisovits, R., Kern, M., Kundi, M., Lercher, P., Mosgöller, W., Oberfeld, G., Ohnsorge, P., Pelzmann, P., Scheingraber, C. & Thill, R. (2016). EUROPAEM EMF Guideline 2016 for the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of EMF-related health problems and illnesses. Reviews on Environmental Health, 31(3), 363–397. https://doi.org/10.1515/reveh-2016-0011 · 4. BioInitiative Working Group, Sage, C. & Carpenter, D. O. (Eds.). (2012). BioInitiative report: A rationale for a biologically-based public exposure standard for electromagnetic fields (ELF and RF). BioInitiative. https://bioinitiative.org

Radiofrequency measurement and wifi heatmap in a home in Andalusia

Our methodology

Coherence: tuning your space

Just as a cardiologist reads your heart's variability to know whether your body is in balance, there is a way to read the "pulse" of a space's energy. Coherence is the difference between an environment that fluctuates erratically and one that stays stable and ordered.

Think of it like an orchestra: in tune, it sounds like a single powerful instrument; out of tune, even playing the same notes, it sounds like noise. That coherence responds both to electromagnetic pollution and to the natural geomagnetic activity of the place where you live — and both can be measured with our three-layer method.

Physical fields

Electric, magnetic, radiofrequency fields and dirty electricity.

Light quality

Flicker, colour temperature, illuminance and red/blue spectrum ratio, with an effect on rest.

Electrographic coherence

Environmental bioelectrography by zone — entropy and deviation as indicators, following the GDV (Gas Discharge Visualization) method developed by Professor Konstantin Korotkov.

A note on precision: we use "coherence" in two distinct senses. In field physics, it refers to the regularity and polarisation of the electromagnetic wave — a real property that distinguishes artificial fields from natural ones.1 In environmental electrophotonics (Sputnik), coherence is calculated from the entropy and standard deviation of the recorded light pattern. These are two complementary measurements within our method, not the same physical quantity.

See sources

1. Panagopoulos, D. J., Johansson, O. & Carlo, G. L. (2015). Polarization: A Key Difference between Man-made and Natural Electromagnetic Fields, in regard to Biological Activity. Scientific Reports 5, 14914.

Space assessed by Harmos with electromagnetic measurement instruments

Services & pricing

Choose your starting point

From the first diagnosis to result verification — every service includes a SPIRO implementation diagnosis based on what your assessment detects.

Diagnosis

Basic Electromagnetic Pollution Assessment

Get to know the invisible air in your home

  • Electric and magnetic fields
  • Radiofrequency
  • Electrical grid analysis
  • Light quality
  • EFEIA questionnaire assessment of potential electrosensitivity
  • Tailored electromagnetic hygiene recommendations
  • SPIRO implementation diagnosis
  • Follow-up calls at 15 and 30 days

An in-home visit of roughly 2 hours. Full report within 48–72h, with an explanatory video call.

350€ + VAT3 rooms · living room, kitchen and bedroom
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Verification

Full Assessment Project (Floor-Plan Based)

Your home gaining coherence shouldn't be an act of faith

  • Full floor-plan-based assessment of electric and magnetic fields, radiofrequency, electrical grid quality, light quality and air quality
  • Implementation study for the SPIRO system
  • EFEIA questionnaire assessment of potential electrosensitivity
  • Tailored electromagnetic hygiene measures
  • Full technical report for the project
  • Follow-up calls at 15 and 30 days after
80 m²660€
90 m²742.50€
100 m²825€
120 m²990€
200 m²1,650€

€8.25/m² + VAT · ask about other sizes

Also available: electromagnetic stability & coherence assessment (+€320 + VAT)

  • NETSPOT technical mapping with SPIRO implementation verification
  • Electromagnetic stability analysis with environmental electrography, verifying SPIRO implementation in 3 zones of the home

Verifications take place at least 24 hours after SPIRO technology has been applied.

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Remote

Online Mixed Space & Individual Assessment

A first diagnosis without waiting for an in-person visit

  • Personalised study of your environment (home or workplace) and daily habits
  • External review of the property using geolocation data
  • Video call covering:
    • Space review applying the ALARA principle
    • Good electromagnetic hygiene practices
    • Basic advice on healthy lighting
  • Recommendations for implementing and using SPIRO technology, at both environmental and personal level
  • Assessment report
  • Referral to specialist professionals if needed
120€ + VATonline · ~2h
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The solution

Filter, don't block

When the report identifies points that need attention, we work with SPIRO technology instead of conventional shielding — so you gain coherence without giving up your connectivity.

Gold Medal — Geneva German Innovation Award Edison Awards

Metal shielding blocks the signal — all of it, the part that bothers you and the part you need. Published research confirms it also attenuates the natural, non-polarised fields your body needs for its biological rhythms.1

That's why we take a different approach: SPIRO uses a passive nanocomposite that acts without blocking your connectivity or the natural field of the environment.2 What gets filtered is not the signal itself, but the artificial quantum noise (AQN): the interference that digital modulation introduces into the natural polarisation of particles, reorganised into patterns compatible with the body's bioelectric system.3 An accredited laboratory trial under the SAR EN 62209 standard recorded a reduction of up to 91% in the radiofrequency energy absorbed by the head and body during a call with the SPIRO Card, without the call being interrupted.4 This is only a side effect of removing that noise: a reduction in emission peaks thanks to the greater coherence of the radiation generated by the device. You gain coherence in the space without losing a single Mbps of your wifi.

See sources

1. Panagopoulos, D. J. et al. (2019). Shielding methods and products against man-made Electromagnetic Fields. Science of the Total Environment. · 2. Per manufacturer specifications (NOXTAK). · 3. Concept and terminology proposed by the inventor: Machado, J. J. (2025). Quantum Spin and the AQN: Revealing the Hidden Cause of Electromagnetic Pollution. joaquinmachado.com; NOXTAK Technologies, Electropollution. noxtak.com. · 4. MORLAB Group, Shenzhen (China). SAR test report No. SZ15100123S01 on the SPIRO Card Level 2, under the EN 62209‑1/2 standard, commissioned by NOXTAK Technologies.

For those who already optimise their health

The variable your wearable doesn't measure

If you've spent time fine-tuning your protocol (diet, training, supplementation, sleep, stress management), you've probably already reviewed almost everything. Almost. There's one variable almost nobody audits: the electromagnetic quality of the space where you train, work and sleep.

It doesn't show up on any wearable or biomarker panel, because it isn't visible or immediately felt. So it stays off your radar while you train your heart-rate variability, look after your sleep, and work on the balance between your sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous system — with no one pointing out that an environment with high electromagnetic interference can act as a constant background stressor, lowering the real ceiling of improvement you could reach with the same effort.1

The pattern we see most: a plateau in results that's hard to explain — sleep and recovery data that never quite improve no matter how much you adjust the rest of your protocol. Sometimes the missing piece isn't in what you already do, but in the physical space where you do it.

The remediation system I use is SPIRO: a technology that generates a field which, as a consequence of filtering the noise generated by artificial radiation — or perhaps as an added effect — shows very interesting signs of improvement in health markers.

In a 30-day placebo-controlled trial with 50 athletes, the group using SPIRO recorded statistically significant improvements in the most robust heart-rate-variability indicators: LF power rose 34.6% (versus a 14.4% drop in the control group), and total power (TP) rose 27.0% (versus −11.9% in the control group), both with p<0.001. The Bio-Well stress index dropped 13.8%, versus a slight 0.4% rise in the control group.2 The German IGEF laboratory, in its evaluation of the most powerful model (SPIRO Level 5), documented improvements in HRV regulation in 9 of 10 electrosensitive subjects after weeks of use.3

If you're interested in quantum biology, you may already know the "structured" or "fourth-phase" water hypothesis (EZ water): researchers such as Gerald Pollack (University of Washington), Gilbert Ling and Emilio Del Giudice have proposed that intracellular and mitochondrial water does not behave like ordinary liquid water, but in a more ordered state, necessary for optimal cell function.4 There is also a 2025 pilot study reporting that, after applying a Spiro device to a water sample measured with GDV bioelectrography, a state of greater coherence persisted even after removing the device from the wifi field.5 I myself, using my Bio-Well water sensor, have observed changes that I find consistent with that idea before and after proximity to a Spiro field.

See sources

1. Panagopoulos, D. J., Yakymenko, I., De Iuliis, G. N. & Chrousos, G. P. (2025). A comprehensive mechanism of biological and health effects of anthropogenic extremely low frequency and wireless communication electromagnetic fields. Frontiers in Public Health — a proposed mechanism of oxidative stress via ion-channel dysfunction under oscillating fields. · 2. Korotkov, K. G., Gavrilova, E. A., Churganov, O. A. & Machado, J. J. (2022). Influence of electromagnetic protection technology on human psychophysiological condition. Journal of Applied Biotechnology & Bioengineering 9(1), 12–16. One of the co-authors is affiliated with the IGEF laboratory (Germany), which certifies NOXTAK products — noted here for transparency; full methodological discussion in the SPIRO studies FAQ. · 3. IGEF Ltd. (2016). Report on the biophysical testing of the SPIRO Level 5 regarding the protective effect with electromagnetic radiation. Commissioned by NOXTAK Technologies — a series of 10 cases with no control group or blinding, self-selected as electrosensitive; full methodological discussion in the SPIRO studies FAQ. · 4. Pollack, G. H. (2013). The Fourth Phase of Water: Beyond Solid, Liquid, and Vapor. Ebner & Sons; Zheng, J. & Pollack, G. H. (2003). Long-range forces extending from polymer-gel surfaces. Physical Review E 68, 031408. · 5. Joaquín, M. J. (2025). Analyzing the impact of Wi-Fi radiation on structured water stability: a six-phase study with SPIRO field application. Journal of Applied Biotechnology and Bioengineering 12(4), 159–166 — single-author study (the inventor of SPIRO), n=1 sample; full methodological discussion in the SPIRO studies FAQ.

Typical plateau signals
What we usually see when nobody has audited the space yet
HRVStagnant, with no cause in training load
Deep sleepNot improving despite adjusting sleep hygiene
RecoverySlow, with no justification in your metrics
Electromagnetic environmentNot audited
Recommended for your profile: Full Assessment Project (Floor-Plan Based)
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Electrohypersensitivity (EHS)

You're not alone, and your space is the best place to start

If wifi, your phone, or simply being at home makes you feel unwell, you're not the only one. Hundreds of people describe headaches, fatigue or difficulty sleeping that they associate with their electromagnetic environment, and the scientific literature treats this association as an active area of study.1 One group of researchers has proposed objective biomarkers (oxidative stress, altered cerebral blood flow) to characterise EHS as a diagnosable neurological disorder, and has called for its formal recognition by the WHO.2,3

We always start the same way: we measure your space rigorously, zone by zone, so you have real data to act on — not assumptions. From there, we design a concrete intervention plan for your home. In the Individual Coaching service, we additionally carry out a biophysical assessment of your possible degree of electrosensitivity and set out electromagnetic hygiene and lifestyle guidelines tailored to you — something distinct from a diagnosis, which always remains within the medical field.

See sources

1. Panagopoulos, D. J., Yakymenko, I., De Iuliis, G. N. & Chrousos, G. P. (2025). A comprehensive mechanism of biological and health effects of anthropogenic extremely low frequency and wireless communication electromagnetic fields. Frontiers in Public Health. · 2. Belpomme, D. & Irigaray, P. (2022). Why electrohypersensitivity and related symptoms are caused by non-ionizing man-made electromagnetic fields: An overview and medical assessment. Environmental Research, 212, 113374. · 3. Belpomme, D. & Irigaray, P. (2020). Electrohypersensitivity as a Newly Identified and Characterized Neurologic Pathological Disorder: How to Diagnose, Treat, and Prevent It. International Journal of Molecular Sciences 21(6), 1915.

Electrohypersensitivity (EHS) assessment at home, Andalusia
EHS coaching

Individual Assessment & Coaching (electromagnetic coaching)

For those who suspect they may be electrohypersensitive or feel some degree of electrosensitivity

  • EFEIA questionnaire
  • Personal interview
  • Space review
  • Biophysical assessment — in person only
In person (2h)150€ + VAT + travel
Online (2h)120€ + VAT
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Children's spaces

Your children's bedroom, with the same rigour

Children's bedrooms tend to concentrate several devices — routers, tablets, baby monitors. If you're concerned about the electromagnetic environment of your children's room, we include it in the assessment with the same method and the same care as the rest of the home.

If your child has photosensitive epilepsy, screen and light flicker is a well-known neurological trigger, and it's one of the parameters we measure under Light quality. Radiofrequency also plays a role: a study with epileptic patients found that phone emissions altered inter-hemispheric coupling of brain electrical activity (EEG alpha rhythms) — exactly the kind of exposure we cover when measuring radiofrequency and electromagnetic fields in the bedroom.1 And if your child is on the autism spectrum or has ADHD, there is an active line of research exploring why a more reactive nervous system might notice the electromagnetic noise of a poorly audited environment sooner.2

We make no promises about your child's behaviour or sleep — we give you clear data about their space, so you can decide with information, not uncertainty.

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See sources

1. Fragopoulou, A. F. et al. (2012). Mobile phone emission increases inter-hemispheric functional coupling of electroencephalographic α rhythms in epileptic patients. International Journal of Psychophysiology 84(2), 164–171. · 2. Herbert, M. R. & Sage, C. (2013). Autism and EMF? Plausibility of a pathophysiological link. Pathophysiology 20(3), 191–234 (Parts I and II); Alsaeed, I. et al. (2014). Autism-relevant social abnormalities in mice exposed perinatally to extremely low frequency electromagnetic fields. International Journal of Developmental Neuroscience; Havas, M. & Olstad, A. (2008). Power quality affects teacher wellbeing and student behavior in three Minnesota schools. Science of the Total Environment 402(2-3), 157–162 — a hypothesis under research, not recognised as a risk factor by official medical bodies.

Electromagnetic assessment of a children's bedroom in Andalusia

Frequently asked questions

Everything you want to know before booking

What exactly is electromagnetic pollution?
It is the quantum noise generated by the set of electric, magnetic and radiofrequency fields produced by electrical installations, wifi devices, mobile phones and appliances. It is characterised by arising from polarised waves.
What does scientific research say about the effects of electromagnetic fields?
It is an active area of research with an open debate. A 2025 systematic review commissioned by the WHO on animal laboratory studies found moderate-to-high certainty evidence for an increase in specific tumours (gliomas, cardiac schwannomas) after radiofrequency exposure, although without consistent evidence across most organs and systems assessed, and without this automatically translating into risk for humans.1 At the mechanistic level, another group of researchers proposes that oscillating fields force the movement of ions in cell-membrane channels, disrupting the electrochemical balance — a published, peer-reviewed model, though not unanimously accepted by every regulatory body.2 We do not diagnose or treat any medical condition: we measure your space rigorously and always refer you to a healthcare professional for any health assessment.
See sources

1. Mevissen, M. et al. (2025). Effects of radiofrequency electromagnetic field exposure on cancer in laboratory animal studies, a systematic review. Environment International. · 2. Panagopoulos, D. J., Karabarbounis, A., Yakymenko, I. & Chrousos, G. P. (2021). Human-made electromagnetic fields: Ion forced-oscillation and voltage-gated ion channel dysfunction, oxidative stress and DNA damage (Review). International Journal of Oncology 59, 92.

Is wifi dangerous for sleep?
There is no established scientific consensus that home wifi, at the intensities typical of a household, is dangerous for sleep — bodies such as ICNIRP consider current levels safe against known thermal effects. It is an active research area regarding possible long-term non-thermal effects, with data still inconclusive (see the previous question). What does have stronger support in relation to sleep quality is dirty electricity and the bedroom's light quality — which is why we assess the whole environment, not just the router.
How much does an electromagnetic pollution assessment cost in Andalusia?
The Basic Assessment costs €350 + VAT for 3 rooms (living room, kitchen and bedroom). The Rest & Repair Package (bedrooms only) starts at €340 + VAT, and the Full Assessment Project (Floor-Plan Based) starts at €660 + VAT depending on the home's surface area. Travel fee: €20 per 30 minutes of distance.
How long does the visit take, and when do I receive the report?
The visit lasts 2 to 4 hours depending on the service, and may be extended with a verification visit at least 24 hours after SPIRO is applied. The report is delivered within 48 to 72 hours.
What is the difference between shielding and using Spiro?
Shielding blocks the signal (including wifi/mobile connectivity) and also attenuates beneficial natural fields. Spiro, according to its manufacturer, filters without blocking, letting you keep your usual connectivity.
What studies support SPIRO technology?
Several technical reports exist on SPIRO.

The German IGEF laboratory evaluated SPIRO Levels 4 and 5, and the SPIRO Card, measuring heart-rate variability (HRV) in individual case series; most subjects showed improvement, though not all — one case with a pacemaker got worse.1,2,3 A 30-day placebo-controlled trial with 50 athletes aged 14 to 25, led by Professor Konstantin Korotkov (co-inventor of the GDV method) together with a researcher affiliated with the IGEF laboratory, found statistically significant improvements in the experimental group versus control: the Bio-Well stress index dropped 13.8%, versus a slight 0.4% rise in the control group, and measured energy rose 6.1% versus a 2.1% drop.4 An accredited laboratory (MORLAB, under the SAR EN 62209 standard) measured a reduction of up to 91% in the radiofrequency energy absorbed by the head and body when using the SPIRO Card during a call.5 And a longitudinal study (still a preprint, not peer-reviewed) with 357 electrohypersensitive patients reported symptom improvement in 144 of them after using SPIRO.6

None of these studies replace an independent assessment of your own space, which is exactly what our Verification service does.
See sources

1. IGEF Ltd. (2016). Report on the biophysical testing of the SPIRO Level 4 regarding the protective effect with electromagnetic radiation. Commissioned by NOXTAK Technologies. · 2. IGEF Ltd. (2016). Report on the biophysical testing of the SPIRO Level 5... Commissioned by NOXTAK Technologies. · 3. IGEF Ltd. (2013–2016). Biophysical testing of the SPIRO Card Level 2 regarding the protective effect with electromagnetic radiation. · 4. Korotkov, K. G., Gavrilova, E. A., Churganov, O. A. & Machado, J. J. (2022). Influence of electromagnetic protection technology on human psychophysiological condition. J. Applied Biotechnology & Bioengineering 9(1), 12–16. · 5. MORLAB Group, Shenzhen. SAR test report No. SZ15100123S01, EN 62209‑1/2 standard, commissioned by NOXTAK Technologies. · 6. Machado, J. J. & Leal, R. (2019). Prevalence and Effects of Electrohypersensitivity: Evaluating the Application of SPIRO in the Management of EHS in a Longitudinal Study of 357 Patients (2014–2018). Preprint, Noxtak Center.



On the disc material itself: SPIRO is based on a gold nanocomposite, among other metals. That gold nanoparticles below ~10 nm develop "anomalous" magnetism (bulk gold is diamagnetic) is a real and well-documented phenomenon in solid-state physics, both in bare particles7 and, more relevantly for a nanocomposite, in coated particles, where a decade-long review of independent studies attributes the origin of the magnetism to charge transfer between the gold and the coating molecule.8

SPIRO's own inventor has developed his own theoretical framework to explain that jump, which he calls Artificial Quantum Noise (AQN): the idea that digital-signal modulation introduces interference at the quantum level in particle spin, and that SPIRO reorganises it through spin-orbit interaction and low-entropy "Bloch walls."9


See sources

7. Li, C.-Y., Karna, S. K., Wang, C.-W. & Li, W.-H. (2013). Spin Polarization and Quantum Spins in Au Nanoparticles. International Journal of Molecular Sciences 14(9), 17618–17642. · 8. Amendola, V., Meneghetti, M., Stener, M., Guo, Y., Chen, S., Crespo, P., García, M. A., Hernando, A., Pengo, P. & Pasquato, L. (2014). Physico-Chemical Characteristics of Gold Nanoparticles (Chapter 3, Section 5: "Magnetism in Gold Nanoparticles"). In Comprehensive Analytical Chemistry, Vol. 66, pp. 81–152. Elsevier. · 9. Machado, J. J. (2025). Quantum Spin and the AQN: Revealing the Hidden Cause of Electromagnetic Pollution. joaquinmachado.com (inventor's personal blog) · NOXTAK Technologies. Electropollution. noxtak.com · SPIRO. Our Tech. spirosolution.com — all three sources are from the manufacturer or its inventor, not independent publications.

Does SPIRO actually work?
There are genuine and interesting indications: a placebo-controlled trial showed statistically significant improvements in HRV, and an accredited SAR test measured a verifiable reduction in absorbed radiofrequency during a call. But most of these studies are commissioned or co-authored by NOXTAK, the manufacturer itself, so we treat them as interested-party evidence, not definitive independent proof. Add to that my own personal and professional experience: in many cases I've observed improvements, sometimes dramatic, across different degrees of electrosensitivity, along with very clear reductions in electromagnetic noise measured with NETSPOT telecommunications analysis software, and notable improvements in environmental stability measured by bioelectrography. It's field experience, not a controlled trial — I share it with you with the same honesty with which I flag the studies' limitations. The "What studies support SPIRO technology?" question above has the full breakdown, study by study, with limitations flagged one by one.
Can I request an assessment of just the bedrooms?
Yes — that is exactly what the Rest & Repair Package covers, including a coherence map via bioelectrography.
Do you work outside Andalusia?
In-person visit coverage is centred on the Costa del Sol and Seville province, with the possibility of travelling anywhere in Andalusia. Write to us if you're outside the area and we'll look at options.
What are the symptoms of electrohypersensitivity?
People who identify as electrosensitive most often describe headaches, fatigue, difficulty falling or staying asleep, dizziness, irritability, tingling or burning sensations on the skin, and ringing in the ears (tinnitus) — usually associated with proximity to wifi, mobile phones or electrical installations. There is currently no specific medical test to confirm it; if you suspect this may be your case, the first step is to rule out other causes with a healthcare professional, and in parallel you can ask us for an assessment of your space to get objective data about your environment.
How do I know if I am electrosensitive?
There is no single medical test that confirms it. The usual approach is to start from the symptoms (previous question) and complete a validated questionnaire such as EFEIA, which captures the pattern and degree of electrosensitivity you report — exactly what we do in the Individual Coaching service, always alongside a medical assessment, never replacing it.
How is this different from a geobiologist or a bio-construction expert?
Classic geobiology focuses mainly on geopathic disturbances in the ground (faults, underground water currents) using dowsing rods or a pendulum, with a more subjective detection component. Our approach starts from instrumental measurement of electric, magnetic, radiofrequency fields and light quality with calibrated equipment, complemented with environmental bioelectrography (Sputnik) to assess the space's coherence — and only secondarily do we consider a geopathic analysis with rods. These are sister disciplines, but Harmos always prioritises measurable data over interpretation.
Do you diagnose or treat electrohypersensitivity?
We do not diagnose or treat any medical condition — that is always the remit of a healthcare professional. What we do, within the Individual Coaching service, is a biophysical assessment of your possible degree of electrosensitivity, from which we set out electromagnetic hygiene and lifestyle guidelines tailored to your case. Our work fits well alongside medical follow-up if you already have it. For context: a growing number of countries have begun to recognise EHS as a disability or a functional impairment attributable to the environment, although this position is neither unanimous nor adopted by every health body.1 In Spain, the courts have already ruled on one specific case: in December 2018, Social Court No. 1 of Zaragoza recognised the electrohypersensitivity of a worker as a workplace accident, a ruling later upheld by the High Court of Justice of Aragón — not a general or binding recognition for every case, but it shows that Spanish courts have already accepted this relationship in specific circumstances.2
See sources

1. Havas, M. (2019). Electrohypersensitivity (EHS) is an Environmentally-Induced Disability that Requires Immediate Attention. Journal of Scientific Discovery 3(1), jsd18020. · 2. Social Court No. 1 of Zaragoza, ruling 203/2018, of 29 June (Appeal 553/2017), upheld on appeal by the High Court of Justice of Aragón.

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