Magnetic Electromagnetic Fields In Your Home: Building Biologist Eric Windheim Interview on Safe Havens In a Toxic World Eric Windheim is the owner of Windheim Environmental Solutions, a California technology and environmental health and wellness company founded in...
Nighttime is the perfect time to easily reduce your electromagnetic (EMF) exposure. This way your body can rest and heal from the day. Even if just do one or two things, it will make a huge difference in your daily EMF dose. A mounting body of science links wireless...
The First "Emergency" Cease and Desist Order Against Verizon Cell Tower by the Board of Health Pittsfield MA EMERGENCY ORDER REQUIRING THAT PITTSFIELD CELLULAR TELEPHONE COMPANY, D/B/A VERIZON WIRELESS, AND FARLEY WHITE SOUTH STREET, LLC, SHOW CAUSE WHY THE PITTSFIELD...
Important Safety Information About iPads and Tablets Before purchasing a new tablet, please consider this important safety information. iPads and Tablets Emit Microwave Radiation: Wireless iPads and tablets emit constant bursts of pulsed wireless microwave radiation...
Watch the BabySafe Project press conference where Hugh Taylor MD, Chief of OBGYN at Yale Medicine and Devra Davis PhD, MPH presented on the scientific basis for the recommendations to reduce cell phone radiation exposure to pregnant women. The BabySafe Project...
Wireless electronics and the overuse of screens is impacting our children's health. Screens come with numerous health risks and parents can take steps to minimize these risks. Read a New Jersey Education Association Article "Minimize the Health Risks of Screens" , and...
Israeli study: Mothers’ smartphone use could damage toddler development Full article online at The Times of Israel here Parents distracted by their smartphones could be causing long-term developmental damage to their toddlers because they aren’t interacting with them...
The following is a partial list of research conducted to study the effects on kids from wireless radiation exposure emitted by smartphones, screens, and other electronic devices. They are categorized by impact. Addiction U.S. teens average nine hours a day on screens...
