Wireless Isn’t Magic!
Here’s a really catchy new educational song about wireless radiation, via the ElectricSense youtube channel.
I wish I knew who “Disco Star Power” was, and where to find what else they have done, but a search did not reveal those secrets.
It reminds me of some old Brazilian psychedelic pop I used to enjoy, simple melody and music, and the singer has a beautiful soft voice.
Have a listen, and maybe learn something new too!
Posted in Accessibility, Disability, EHS, Electromagnetic Protection, Environmental Health, Environmental Sensitivities, Human Rights, Policy, Public Health, Wireless
Tagged autism, brain, canada, cancer, children, diagnosis, Electromagnetic Hypersensitivity, EMF/EMR, environmental sensitivities, health effects, recommendations, schools, technology, wi-fi, wireless, wireless dangers
The Environmental Health Clinic at Women’s College Hospital in Toronto recently held an educational event on the environmental health condition called electromagnetic hypersensitivity (EMS, aka EHS). Dr. Ray Copes, chief, environmental and occupational health, Public Health Ontario, Dr. Magda Havas, associate professor of environmental and resource studies, Trent University, and Dr. Riina Bray, medical director, Environmental Health Clinic, WCH were among the speakers.
“We need to create more awareness about this condition,” said Dr. Riina Bray. “Health-care practitioners need to better understand EMS (EHS) so they can help their patients prevent and manage their symptoms. The public needs to know how to protect themselves from the broad range of health impacts electromagnetic fields have on their minds and bodies.”
Recognition of EHS is slowly growing as more people are affected. The number of wireless devices is growing, and it’s difficult to avoid exposure. Smart meters on every house, cell phones in nearly every pocket, cell towers in every neighbourhood, wifi in every other café and home… Never before in human history have we been exposed in this way.
I personally am lucky that compared to some people, my EHS symptoms are mostly mild to middling, although they have been severe at times.
Posted in Disability, EHS, Environment, Health Care
Tagged diagnosing EHS, EHS, Electromagnetic Hypersensitivity
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