Recent peer-reviewed, independent studies have confirmed that chronic low-level exposure to wireless radiation that we are already exposed to can cause serious health problems including: 
  •  anxiety                       • memory loss
  •  headaches                 • irritability
  •  insomnia                    • itchiness
  •  dizziness                    • poor concentration
  •  nausea                       • digestive issues 
  •  fatigue                        • mood disorders ie. depression
  •  heart palpitations
   
As well as chronic diseases such as:
  •  Cancer                      • Alzheimers
  •  Heart Problems         • Diabetes

 
 
 
MENTAL HEALTH
How EMF Exposure May Cause Depression, Anxiety & Other Mental Health Issues
 
POSTED ON DECEMBER 19, 2017 BY DANIEL T. DEBAUN
 Last updated February 20, 2020

Medically & Scientifically reviewed by Dr. Russell John Kort & Joanette Biebesheimer, Biologist
From time to time, even the healthiest and happiest of us have periods when we feel anxious or depressed.

Stress, the most common trigger of these emotions, has always been an inherent part of the human experience, and this holds true today.

In fact, statistics suggest that stressors are more abundant than ever; more and more suffer from a mental health condition.

It’s easy to assume that mental dysfunction, at least in certain forms, is just a byproduct of the demands that come with living in modern society.

But what about times when we can’t consciously pinpoint the cause of these mind states? What about periods of anxiety or sadness that last longer than a few hours or days? Instead of a low mood that passes with life’s changing circumstances, the feeling can last indefinitely, an untraceable heaviness that permeates all other aspects of our lives.

This sort of depression (or anxiety) isn’t uncommon. Worse, it can be difficult to treat without medical intervention, as many factors could be causing or contributing to it: poor nutrition, poor sleeping habits, chemical imbalances in the brain, chronic stress, and physical inactivity all can lead to less-than-optimal brain health.

But there’s another possible culprit that you may not have considered: your daily exposure to EMF (electromagnetic field) radiation emitted by WiFi and our mobile electronic devices such as laptops, tablets, and smartphones.

Though not reported on by the mainstream media, there are now numerous studies confirming a link between high amounts of EMF radiation exposure and negative psychiatric symptoms in both humans and animals.

For example, this Iranian study followed 103 electricians, dividing them into 5 different groups based on potential for exposure to extremely low frequency electromagnetic fields. It was found that the group with the highest exposure also had the highest probability of experiencing feelings of depression, psychosis, obsessive-compulsive behavior, hostility, and anxiousness.

Similarly, this 1997 study of 540 adults living near high-voltage transmission lines found that higher doses of EMFs were correlated with symptoms of psychological distress, regardless of each participant’s beliefs about the health effects of exposure.

And this cohort study of roughly 139,000 workers in the electric industry also found a higher incidence of depressive symptoms in the workers who consistently received higher EMF exposure. They also discovered that younger workers with recent exposure, in particular, were at increased risk of committing suicide.