Electromagnetic world
We may not be able to see them but electromagnetic fields exist all around us in nature.
We are, in fact, electromagnetic beings living in an invisible rainbow of frequencies.
Creatures and plants of all kinds react to these fields:
- birds and bees use the earth’s electromagnetic fields to navigate
- the earth resonates at around 7.83Hz
- our own brain waves resonate around the same frequency
We have evolved with these natural frequencies.
We are immersed in them.
We need them.
However, in the last hundred years, humans have experimented with and introduced an increasing amount of unnatural electromagnetic fields into our environment, and that’s where problems have started to arise.
What are EMFs?
EMFs (Electromagnetic Fields) are fields of energy created by electrically charged particles, which come from natural and unnatural sources.
Electricity is everywhere in nature.
However, with ever-increasing technological advancements, our exposure to unnatural EMFs has increased exponentially, seeing our environment becoming saturated with these negative frequencies.
It’s easy to assume that because we can’t see them that they’re not harmful, however, unfortunately, that’s not the case.
The UK, like much of the world, follows ICNIRP’s (International Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection) guidelines, however they are only concerned about whether EMFs cause heating to tissue. Where as, there are thousands of peer-reviewed studies showing negative health effects to humans, animals and the environment at exposure levels many times below these guidelines which don’t cause any heating effect to tissue.
There are four main types of human-made EMFs and all are known to be damaging to health.
They are:
Low frequency radiation
High Frequency radiation
magnetic fields
dirty electricity
For further reading, I highly recommend visiting the following sites:
The Bioiniative Report is the culmination of the work of 29 independent scientists and health experts from around the world. The report, based on their findings, show serious health concerns about exposure to electromagnetic fields. Amongst these concerns includes effecting immune function, weakening the blood-brain barrier and leading to various cancers including brain tumours and childhood leukaemia.
The Physicians’ Health Initiative for Radiation and Environment (PHIRE) is an independent association of medical doctors and associated specialists who have come together to improve education regarding health effects of non-ionising radiation.