how to be an effective advocate for the electro hypersensitive

Do you notice when you turn off the Wi-Fi that you fall asleep faster and sleep better? Do you ever have headaches or nausea when you cross under electric lines? Do you know someone who has severe reactions to electromagnetic radiation?

EMFs are everywhere, including our work environments, hospitals, and public places. But people who suffer from electromagnetic sensitivity (ES) often suffer in silence. They are treated like complainers or hypochondriacs or worse.

The scientific evidence demonstrating acute effects from electromagnetic radiation exposure is documented. Important first steps for recovery are to create a low EMF environment and to find medical practitioners familiar with treating and accommodating ES. Silent sufferers need to know they aren’t alone and they aren’t crazy.

In fact, Peterborough, Canada, is one municipality that is informing its community about the dangers. It has provided information (https://ehtrust.org/peterborough-onta…) to help organizations accommodate individuals who have electromagnetic sensitivity. It recommends – among other things:
– To temporarily disable city-owned WAP devices.
– To turn off or minimize fluorescent and LED.
– To notify attendees to set mobile phones to airplane mode.

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