Category: Health in the Age of EMF

Electrosensitivity, also known as EHS (Electro-Hyper Sensitivity), is a condition where individuals experience symptoms when exposed to cell towers, wireless devices, or electromagnetic currents. The range of symptoms includes sleep disturbances, chronic fatigue, chronic pain including migraines, difficulties with short-term memory and concentration (referred to as "foggy brain"), mood disorders like depression and anxiety, skin problems, dizziness, loss of appetite, movement difficulties, visual problems, tinnitus, frequent night-time urination including bedwetting in children, heart palpitations, difficulty regulating blood sugar levels, nosebleeds, asthma, cold extremities, and reproductive problems, among others. It's worth noting that individuals sensitive to electromagnetic fields can experience these symptoms even at levels below internationally accepted guidelines. These symptoms have been reported by an increasing number of people. Similar symptoms were observed decades ago in military personnel exposed to…

In our modern society, electronic devices have become integral to our daily routines, offering convenience and efficiency. They enable us to engage in various activities, such as browsing the internet or utilizing microwaves to reheat food. However, as technological advancements progress, there has been an unprecedented proliferation in the number and diversity of sources emitting electromagnetic fields (EMF). EMF radiation, a type of energy produced by electrical and electronic devices like smartphones, laptops, tablets, Wi-Fi routers, and power lines, poses minimal risk to humans when present in low levels. Nevertheless, certain individuals exhibit heightened sensitivity to its effects, a condition known as Electromagnetic Hypersensitivity (EHS). EHS manifests as a collection of physical and psychological symptoms experienced by individuals upon exposure to EMF from devices such as cell phones, Wi-Fi routers,…