Artificial EMF’s, The Silent Killer

What Are EMFs?

EMFs are invisible areas of energy, often referred to as radiation, associated with the use of electrical power and wireless communication. They come in two forms: low-frequency (non-ionizing) radiation, such as that from cell phones and Wi-Fi, and high-frequency (ionizing) radiation, like X-rays, which are known to be harmful.

The Earth is naturally surrounded by electromagnetic fields (EMFs) linked to solar activities like solar flares and atmospheric events such as lightning. The planet’s iron core generates a vast electromagnetic halo that extends beyond the atmosphere. For millions of years, life on Earth has adapted to this natural electromagnetic environment. However, in the past century, human activity has flooded the planet with powerful man-made EMFs. Unlike natural EMFs, these artificial fields have distinct waveforms, coherence, and frequencies, and their impacts on health and biology are only beginning to be understood.

The Harmful Effects of artificial EMFs

Magnetic fields can penetrate living organisms by disrupting their Subtle Organizing Energy Fields. The most concerning fields are those that are particularly strong, close to the body, or high in frequency. Common sources of strong EMFs include transformers, motors, and high-voltage wires, while household devices like microwave ovens, computers, and televisions produce some of the largest fields found indoors.

Even smaller devices can pose risks when used near the body for extended periods. Hair dryers, alarm clocks, refrigerator motors, electric blankets, heating pads, and laptops all emit EMFs that may lead to problems. Everyday conveniences such as dimmer switches, automotive or airline power systems, cellular phones, and fluorescent lights also produce high-frequency EMFs that contribute to cumulative exposure.

The constant and close interaction with electronic devices, such as computers and cell phones, has heightened the urgency to address these concerns. A growing number of young individuals, whose bodies are still developing, spend extensive time in proximity to these sources, increasing their vulnerability to potential harm.

Electromagnetic fields (EMFs) are pervasive in modern life and have been linked to numerous health issues. Key studies and findings include:

Health Risks Identified:

- Childhood Cancer: Dr. Nancy Wertheimer’s research linked low-voltage power lines to increased childhood leukemia.

Electric Blankets: Studies in the American Journal of Epidemiology reported higher brain tumor risks and cancer rates among children exposed to electric blankets.

- Pregnancy Risks: Research by Kaiser Permanente found higher rates of miscarriages and birth defects in women working long hours with video display terminals (VDTs).

Biological Impact:

EMFs can disrupt immune function, brain waves, and overall physical health. Man-made EMFs differ from natural ones, with stronger fields from devices like microwaves, computers, and televisions being particularly concerning.

Modern Exposure Concerns:

Common household items (hair dryers, clocks, laptop computers, etc.) and lifestyle elements (cell phones, fluorescent lights) expose individuals, including vulnerable children, to potentially harmful high-frequency EMFs

Disrupted Sleep Patterns

- Exposure to EMFs can interfere with melatonin production, a hormone critical for sleep regulation. Poor sleep can lead to fatigue, decreased focus, and long-term health issues.

Increased Stress Levels

- EMFs have been shown to affect the nervous system, potentially increasing stress and anxiety by overstimulating the body’s natural responses.

Cognitive Decline

- Some studies suggest that prolonged exposure to EMFs may impair memory, concentration, and overall brain function, leading to a “brain fog” effect.

Potential Carcinogenic Effects

- The World Health Organization (WHO) classifies EMFs as “possibly carcinogenic to humans,” with links to certain types of cancer from long-term exposure to high levels of EMFs.

Effects on Children

- Children are especially vulnerable to EMFs due to their developing brains and thinner skulls, which absorb radiation more easily. This raises concerns about the use of wireless devices at an early age.