Practical Tips to Escape Electrosmog from the World Council for Health
Like the proverbial ‘canary in the coal mine’, some people are naturally more sensitive to EMFs than others. We need to pay attention to what they are saying about the symptoms of EMF exposure.
“The only reasonable explanation for the alarming decline in health of the millennial generation is the life-long irradiation of their brains and bodies from their cell phones.”
- Arthur Firstenberg, The Invisible Rainbow
Electrosmog – invisible pollution
Life on Earth has always been exposed to electromagnetic fields (EMFs) from natural sources, such as cosmic rays, solar radiation, heat sources, and radioactivity. But since electricity was first distributed in the late 19th Century, so many artificial EMF sources have been developed that we are now surrounded by an invisible form of pollution known as ‘electrosmog’ (electronic smog). These artificial EMFs are emitted by high-voltage power lines, radar, TV and cellphone transmitters, electrical wiring, and all manner of everyday electrical appliances (e.g. microwaves, refrigerators) and electronic devices (e.g. cellphones, Smart TVs, Bluetooth, Wi-fi).
Listen to the canaries!
Like the proverbial ‘canary in the coal mine’, some people are naturally more sensitive to EMFs than others. We need to pay attention to what they are saying about symptoms of EMF exposure because it may just take more time for those with higher tolerance levels to experience these impacts.
Common symptoms of EMF sensitivity include headaches, fatigue, poor concentration, and sleep disorders. But research suggests that the increasing prevalence and intensity of EMFs may be doing serious damage to the human body, including causing heart arrhythmias, cancers (including brain tumours), ADHD, fibromyalgia, and weakened immunity.
How can I reduce my exposure to electrosmog?
It is practically impossible to avoid EMFs in today’s world. For instance, you are probably reading this article on an electronic device connected wirelessly to the Internet. But, as the brilliant infographic below illustrates, there are numerous ways to reduce exposure. It’s about choices – behavioural and technological.
From a behavioural point of view, make it a habit to switch off, step away, and get away from constant EMF bombardment. This could mean switching off the wifi at night, keeping electronic devices out of the bedroom, leaving your phone at home while going for a barefoot walk in the park, or planning a weekend getaway to a remote area with terrible cellphone reception.
Where technology is concerned, wherever practical, go for the least convenient option! If it’s wired, it’s generally safer, and if it’s ‘smart’, it’s generally not (and it’s probably spying on you).
You can also protect your body from exposure to EMFs with specially designed shielding fabrics that are interwoven with metallic threads. Check out the World Council for Health’s online shop for beanies, phone pouches, and bags. Other suppliers stock more clothing items, as well as canopies to shield your bed so that your body has time to recover while you sleep.
If you employ strategies to reduce your daily EMF exposure, let us know about it in the comments on this post!
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Thank you for this timely reminder. Always welcome and useful for forwarding to others.
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