Indicates that the review takes a critical, analytical approach In recent years, concerns about electromagnetic fields (EMFs) and their potential effects on human health have gained significant attention. Now, a new trend is emerging: the idea that our beloved pets may also be at risk from EMF exposure. This review examines the claims made in the promotional material for a product purporting to protect pets from EMF "overload." The marketing pitch opens with an appeal to pet owners' natural concern for their animals' wellbeing. It suggests that while we may be aware of potential EMF risks to humans, we might have overlooked how these invisible forces could impact our furry companions. This framing cleverly taps into the strong emotional bonds between humans and their pets, priming the audience to be receptive to the product being offered. However, it's crucial to approach such claims with a critical eye. The text employs several persuasive techniques that, whil

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