How do I live with microwave sickness?

Microwave Sickness

and how to live with it

How do I live with microwawe sickness?

There can be a huge difference in how many and how severe your symptoms are and how difficult it can be to adjust to the environment and live with the challenges.

If you´re having mild symptoms it´s easier to reduce the exposure in your life. 

Please take your symptoms sincere because if you don´t reduce your exposure you might develop new or more severe symptoms.

Some people get well or are having mild symptoms if they act fast and live with less or no wireless devices.

For some the illness can be quite disabling because wireless technologies are everywhere and the exposure can be quite high.

Some become environmental refugees in their own country. It´s important to learn that if your body is still having symptoms then you have to reduce the exposure further or you have to protect and shield yourself further. Maybe your body reacts more than you could have imagined.

Most people get surprised when they´re experiencing their first symptoms.

Microwave sickness/EHS

If the oxidative stress processes in your body are slow it can take a long time to see the connection to the source. If the oxidative stress processes are fast or you´re experiencing nerve pain it will become easier to see where the source comes from.

Comparative effects of two aerobic training protocols on cognitive function, brain damage, and neurotransmitter levels in rats exposed to electromagnetic radiation emitted from a Wi-Fi router

Dec 2024

Sport Sciences for Health

“The objective of the current study was to compare the impact of swimming exercise (SE) and treadmill running (TR) on EMR-induced brain damage and cognitive impairment by focusing on GABA and serotonin.”

“Exposure to EMR induced neuroinflammation, neuronal cell death, cell disruption, learning and memory impairement, significantly reduced serotonin, and significantly increased GABA compared to the C group (P < 0.05). However, the SE-EMR and TR-EMR groups markedly alleviated brain damage, and partly ameliorated learning and memory decline compared to the EMR group. No significant difference between the TR-EMR and SE-EMR was evident.”

 

https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s11332-024-01287-5

Picture of a brain

Sport (swimming and treadmill) made the EMR brain damage less severe.

Sign up for our newsletter

Get the latest science and news about Microwave Sickness here

Microwave Sickness

<!– wp:tnp/minimal –>
<div style=”padding:20px” class=”wp-block-tnp-minimal”><p>Subscribe to our newsletter!</p><div>

</div></div>
<!– /wp:tnp/minimal –>