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Electrosmog pollution
Mobile radio as a health risk: warnings often go unheeded
Although more and more doctors, researchers and those affected are warning of the dangers of mobile phone radiation, in many places the authorities are not taking the signals seriously. A new documentary looks at the health risks of mobile telephony and shows the machinations used by the industry to defend itself against critics.
Childless due to smartphones & co.
According to a study commissioned by the German Federal Ministry for Family Affairs and published in mid-2015, only around three quarters of childless men and women between the ages of 20 and 50 have no offspring by choice. For around 25 percent of couples, the desire to have children remains unfulfilled. One of the possible reasons for this could be the increasing exposure to radiation due to the digitalization of our world. As the following explanations show, there is a connection between decreasing fertility and increasing mobile phone radiation.
Electrosmog in the car
Exposure to electrosmog in cars is often underestimated. Studies and the experiences of those affected show that it is precisely the modern technologies in vehicles that cause increased radiation levels.
Vehicle harmonization and fuel reduction
Less fuel consumption, less carbon monoxide and CO2 emissions and less electrosmog in the car. The effect of the "CarTuner" from Swiss Harmony was recently tested in a laboratory in England.
Cell phone interferes with pacemaker
Implant wearers are a high-risk group when it comes to electromagnetic fields, according to a recent report by the HAUFE.de academy. Those affected must inform the employer about the implant so that appropriate safety measures can be taken. This is because even magnetic name tags in the vicinity of the implant, as well as audio/video multimedia devices, can influence a pacemaker, for example. If active implants are placed in close proximity to electrical or transmitting devices such as drills, D-network cell phones, etc., they can be disturbed, according to the Bavarian State Office for Occupational Safety, Health and Safety Technology in its study "Electromagnetic fields in the workplace". According to the so-called Irnich study (12), interference of pacemakers with unipolar and bipolar electrodes by D-network cell phones is possible up to a distance of approx. 20 centimeters, but apparently only during DTX mode (connection setup, pauses in speech), not during normal conversation.
Digital dementia due to mobile phone radiation
A few years ago, doctors in South Korea noticed memory, attention and concentration disorders as well as emotional flattening and general dullness in young men who used computers and the internet intensively. They called the clinical picture "digital dementia". Digital assistants take over our mental work, similar to escalators, elevators, cars, etc., which make our physical work easier. The consequences of a lack of physical activity for muscles, heart and circulation have long been known. It is probably similar with our minds, which are no longer needed due to digitalization ... (Source).
Resistance to electrosmog
The fear of electrosmog is no longer just the problem of a radiation-sensitive minority. People are increasingly resisting public Wi-Fi, power lines and other facilities that pose a risk to their health.
Springer-Verlag explains about electrosmog
The "Beobachter", a product of Springer-Verlag, is published in Switzerland and is a magazine that reports critically and informatively for its readers.
800 euros monthly pension for woman sensitive to electrosmog
A judge in Toulouse recently recognized the incapacity to work of a 39-year-old woman with electrosensitivity and ruled that she was entitled to a monthly state pension of 800 euros for three years.