Electrosensitivity 

Sickness from WiFi and other Radiation

videos

• Dana Ashlie: "Information you cannot afford to miss; Billion$ were spent to ensure you do" (October 28 2018, 75 min)
• 16:9 news report: "WiFi in schools proven dangerous" (14 mins, 2010)
• Barry Trower: "WiFi is not safe for kids" (1 min, 2010)
• BBC Panorama: "WiFi dangers" (part 1, 14 mins, 2007)
• BBC Panorama: "WiFi dangers" (part 2, 14 mins, 2007)
  
• CBC News: "Health Dangers of WiFi in Schools" (11 mins, 2010)
  
• Dr. Nicholas Gonzalez: "Health Risks from Electromagnetic Fields" (Electromagnetic Health, 2015, 26 min)
• Dr Erica Mallery-Blythe: "Electromagnetic Radiation, Health and Children" (2014, 1hr, 9mins)
  

• Dr Leif Salford: "Electromagnetic Fields and Leakage of the Blood Brain Barrier" (19 mins, 2012)

• Dr Magda Havas: "WiFi in Schools is Safe: True or False?" (24 mins, 2011)
  
• EHS (Alison Heath, EMF Summit, 7 mins, 2014)
  
• ​Paul Waddell: "Electro Pollution explained to Sociology Students, Part 1" (New Zealand, 53 mins, 2014)
  
• Paul Waddell: "Electro Pollution explained to Sociology Students, Part 2" (New Zealand, 42 mins, 2014)
  
• WiFi Australia: "WiFi in Schools: The Facts" (18 mins, 2012)
  
• WiFi in Schools Australia: "Smart & Safe 4 r Kids" (9 mins, 2013; especially dangers of iPads) 
• Dr William Rea: "Triggering Agents of Electromagnetic Sensitivity" (45 mins, 2015)

Russian:

• ​"Город-убийца". Научное расследование Сергея Малозёмова (first 10 minutes, 2015)​​

Powerpoints:

• Lucy Sandford: “How We Are Affected by Today’s Technological World" (2019)
  

Articles:

• Vanesa Martinez: "Could you be ‘allergic’ to your phone? Symptoms experienced by EHS sufferers include redness in skin, fatigue and digestive issues" (Irish Times, September 4 2019)​​

RFID, Automobile Key Fobs:

• Paul Boutin: "Low-tech Fixes for High-tech Problems" (New York Times, February 19 2009)

"Your remote car-door opener will not reach your car from across the parking lot? Touch the metal key part of your key fob to your chin and  hold it there as you push the Unlock button. The trick turns your head into an antenna, said Tim Pozar, a Silicon Valley radio engineer. "You are capacitively coupling the fob to your head," he said. "With all the fluids in your head it ends up being a nice conductor. Not a great one, but it works." Using your head can extend the key's wireless range by a few car lengths."

• Taryn Williford: "Tech Myth: Holding the Car Remote to Your Head Increases Its Range" (Apartment Therapy, May 4 2009)
  

Causes of ES
at Home and Work

Some common causes of Electrosensitivity at Home and Work:

WiFi

Cordless phones

Cellphones

Compact fluorescent lights

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What causes ES?

Causes at Home and Work

Many sources of the radiation which can cause Electrosensitivity symptoms can be found at home or work.

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WiFi, cordless phones, cellphones and smart meters are usually the worst offenders. The radiation can come from your own devices or from those of your neighors. 

Inside your Home:
WiFi

Cordless phones

Cellphones

iPads, tablets, Wii

Smart meters - mesh to neighbors

Smart meters - wireless to home appliances

Microwave oven

Remote garage door openers

Active movement alarm systems

Baby monitors

Electricity meter

Compact fluorescent lights

'Dirty electricity' from LED lights, dimmers etc

Washing machines

Fridge and dishwasher motors

Underfloor electric heating

Electric hobs and cookers

Plasma TV monitors

Bedroom Environment:

Radio clock

Chargers for cellphones, etc.

Electric blanket

Transmitted to inside your Home from outside:

Neighbors' WiFi

Neighbors' cellphones

Electric power cables

Cellphone tower radiation

TV and radio (usually comparatively low power)

A laptop computer keyboard causing carpal tunnel syndrome:

• Dr Aajonus Vonderplanitz: "How Do Electromagnetic Fields Affect Us?” (We want to live, August 10 2016)