EMF pollution and EHS is becoming more prevalent than ever

Health alert: EMF pollution and EHS is becoming more prevalent than ever

EMFs have been associated with brain cancer, infertility, neurological diseases, ADHD, immune system disorders and asthma. But, don’t expect the telecommunications industry to investigate the dangers any time soon. (for obvious reasons)

Effects from these radioactive fields can be objectively measured, and include changes to neurotransmitters, DNA breaks, an increase in free radicals, and increased blood glucose. Double-blind studies have shown impacts on heart and blood pressure rates after a mere 35 minutes of cell phone activity, and population studies have shown increased cases of cancer.

A $25 million study by the National Toxicology Program – designed to prove that cell phone radiation is safe – showed that 2G cell phone radiation causes brain cancer and DNA damage in rats. And, keep in mind, we’re fast approaching a time when all of us will be bathed in 5G radiation.

Some people are more susceptible to EMFs than others, and a growing number are experiencing “electromagnetic hypersensitivity” (EHS) – a set of symptoms that appear in some individuals when they are in proximity to wireless or electrical technologies such as smart meters, cell phones, wireless computers or power lines.

The most common symptoms of EHS are dermatological symptoms, such as redness, tingling, and burning. Fatigue, insomnia, memory problems, dizziness, heart palpitations and digestive disturbances can also occur.

Although mainstream medicine downplays EHS, Sweden, Canada and Spain have all recognized the condition as an environment-related disability. We must talk about this more to raise awareness – join us for the next NaturalHealth365 Talk Hour.

EMFs cause pathogens to become more aggressive

Each year, 30,000 cases of Lyme disease are reported to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) – with the number of actual cases estimated to be much higher. Dr. Klinghardt notes that Lyme disease spirochetes have been around for many years, but in the past 30 to 40 years they have become more aggressive, more penetrating and more illness-producing than ever before.

“Exposure to electromagnetic fields and microwaves from cell phone radiation is driving the virulence of many of the microbes that are naturally in us,” Dr. Klinghardt warns.

And chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS), a debilitating disorder defined by fatigue and pain, could be a “reaction” to the presence of EMFs, says Dr. Klinghardt.

Dr. Klinghardt is not alone – an increasing number of public health experts believe that prolonged exposure to EMFs should be a co-factor to consider in the treatment of CFS.  To get the real science about this topic: check out the work of Olle Johansson, PhD and the Bioinitiative Report 2012.

To learn more about how EMFs are negatively impacting your life and, more importantly, how to effectively protect yourself from harm – join us for our next show! (I promise, you’ll be glad you did)

Discover the health dangers posed by EMF pollution plus effective solutions – Sun. Oct. 1

This week’s guest: Dietrich Klinghardt, MD, PhD, an expert on environmental toxicity issues

Dietrich Klinghardt, MD, PhD, founder of the Klinghardt Academy and lead clinician of Sophia Health Institute, studied medicine and psychology in Freiburg, Germany. Before becoming Medical Director of the Santa Fe Pain Center, he served as a full-time emergency physician. Early in his career, he became increasingly interested in the issue of chronic toxicity involving heavy metals, environmental pollutants and electromagnetic fields.

Blending Eastern concepts of etiology with Western medical training, Dr. Klinghardt has developed a 5-level system of integrative medicine, and is trained in Ericksonian hypotherapy, mesotherapy injection techniques and applied psychoneurobiology. He has been instrumental in advancing various fields within biological medicine, and his development of autonomic response testing has helped many practitioners to become accomplished integrative physicians.