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The Risks of EMF - Electromagnetic Radiation

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Electromagnetic Radiation: Are EMFs Really a Risk? By Kyra Oliver February 8, 2018 Is electromagnetic radiation really safe? Chances are you’re probably sitting in an electromagnetic field (EMF) at this very moment. The National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences describes EMFs as invisible areas of energy, often referred to as radiation, that are associated with the use of electrical power and various forms of natural and man-made lighting. Electromagnetic radiation may surround us in modern everyday life, but what is it? And is it actually safe? While some forms of electromagnetic radiation are known to be harmful, other forms are more controversial. We’ll discuss the different types and the science surrounding safety below. A basic point to remember is that EMFs come from all sorts of things, including your microwave, cell phone, cordless telephones, smart meters, TV and radio broadcasts, computers, power lines, fitness tracking devices, routers, and, of cour
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Health Effects of 5G Networks

Health Effects of 5G Convenience, speed, instant gratification… That’s what we want from the Internet. The more we have it, the more we need it. As existing networks become overworked, providers look to the next big technology solution: 5G. So it’s natural to wonder, what are the health effects of 5G? What is 5G? You’ve heard all the talk about self-driving cars, smart homes and appliances that manage themselves. The broader term for this is the Internet of Things (IoT), and for it to become a reality, wireless networks have to evolve to meet increasing data demands. Wireless companies tout fifth generation (5G) networks as the answer. They promise greater capacity, a higher density of users, faster download speeds, and more reliable connectivity than our current 4G networks. Interestingly, 5G’s aim is not to bring connectivity to those who lack it. “5G will not be providing solutions to reach out to the lowest strata of society that remains to be “connected”. So do no
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Stop Carrying Your Mobile Phone in Your Pocket or Bra

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Why You Need to Stop Carrying Your Mobile Phone in Your Pocket or Bra By Tony Isaacs Cell-Phone-infertility-Erectile-Dysfunction-cancer If you’re a man and you carry your mobile phone in your pants pocket, or a woman who tucks her phone into her bra or bra strap… chances are you aren’t aware of the damage this practice may be causing. You’re not going to hear about it from the cell phone companies who are resisting mounting evidence about the dangers of mobile phone radiation. Read on for some of the major areas of health concerns (including cancer!) and what cell phone studies have uncovered thus far… Cell Phones and Infertility/Decreased Sperm Counts Another recent study has demonstrated that cell phones are no friends of testes, the male reproductive organs in which sperm is made. It was shown that when cell phones were in talk mode and located in close proximity to the testes, sperm cells were damaged. The study is alarming because of two key problems… First, dama
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How to protect Yourself from EMFs and 5G (IOT)

7 Habits To Protect Yourself From The Dangers of Cell Phone Radiation How To Boost Your EMF Protection Now Posted by Christiane Northrup, M.D. MEDICAL INSIGHTS & NEWS   SELF-HEALING 4 Save Electric and magnetic fields (often referred to as EMFs) are an essential part of the physical world. Electric and magnetic fields occur naturally within our bodies in association with nerve and muscle activity. We also experience the natural magnetic field of the Earth and natural electric fields in the atmosphere.  While these natural EMF’s are essential to your well-being and life, in general, EMF’s from man-made sources — electric currents and voltages from the power system — contribute to pollution that you can’t see, but which is harmful to us. You are exposed to these harmful EMFs from a wide range of sources including your TV, Wi-Fi, small and large appliances, cell phone radiation, and even the electric meter on your house. You can’t see EMFs, but if the rad
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The dangers of AI, IOT, Robotics & Automation

With the Internet of Things, we’re building a world-size robot. How are we going to control it? By Bruce Schneier "We're building an internet that senses, thinks, and acts. We're building a world-size robot, and we don't even realize it." Sally Thurer/Select All Last year, on October 21, your digital video recorder — or at least a DVR like yours — knocked Twitter off the internet. Someone used your DVR, along with millions of insecure webcams, routers, and other connected devices, to launch an attack that started a chain reaction, resulting in Twitter, Reddit, Netflix, and many sites going off the internet. You probably didn’t realize that your DVR had that kind of power. But it does. All computers are hackable. This has as much to do with the computer market as it does with the technologies. We prefer our software full of features and inexpensive, at the expense of security and reliability. That your computer can affect the security of Twitter is a market
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