By B.N. Frank

Research and warnings about health issues caused or increased from exposure to cell phone and wireless WiFi radiation and other sources of Electrical Pollution (Electrosmog) are nothing new.  In 2010, NBCNews.com posted its article, “Is Electrosmog Harming Our Health?”  According to it:

1. Electrical hypersensitivity (EHS) is becoming more widespread.


2. Experts say up to 3% of all people are clinically hypersensitive (to sources of Electrosmog), as many as 1/3 of us to a lesser degree.


3. Electrical pollution is increasing dramatically.

There is diagnostic testing available if you are concerned that WiFi and Electrosmog exposure may be affecting you or someone you love.

ElectroSensitivity actually has a long history.  It was originally referred to as “Microwave Sickness” when it was discovered in the 1950s. 

ElectroSensitivity or “Microwave Sickness” is cumulative. 

Electrosensitivity is not like an allergy you are born with; it is an illness that builds up over increased time and radiation exposure.

Just as we cannot yet explain why some individuals will die from second-hand smoke and others can live a long life smoking 2 packs a day, we cannot explain why some individuals react to wireless radiation. (Source: Vitality Magazine)

So why aren’t more people being made aware of ElectroSensitivity or Microwave Sickness? 

1. Outdated legislation and money. Doesn’t is always seem to be about money?


2. “The Precautionary Principle” is not being followed with sources of WiFi and Electrosmog.

There are also so many symptoms that it is often misdiagnosed and/or mistaken for other health issues – physical, mental, emotional, and behavioral. 

Research has also determined that pets, nature, and wildlife also suffer from exposure to WiFi and Electrosmog.

2012 Research determined that cell phone and WiFi radiation disrupt the blood-brain barrier which can cause it to leak.

Many scientists believe that all sources of cell phone and wireless WiFi radiation should be classified as a carcinogen.

Manuals for personal devices such as cell phones, iPads, WiFi routers, activity trackers, etc. include guidelines and warnings.  If we all read them thoroughly, we probably wouldn’t these devices as much – if at all.  We’d probably keep them away from our children.  This has been advised for several years already anyway by various sources including Dr. Oz.

Most are still not aware that no “safe” level of cell phone or wireless (WiFi) radiation has yet to be scientifically determined for children or pregnant women.