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EPISODE · Apr 24, 2026 · 6 MIN

How Military and Industry Shape EMF Safety Standards (New 2025 Analysis)

from The Healthier Tech Podcast · host Shield Your Body®

A groundbreaking 2025 analysis reveals how military-industrial and industry-regulatory complexes influence the EMF safety standards that govern our daily exposure to wireless radiation. In this episode, I break down Lin JC's important new paper examining the institutional forces behind radiofrequency safety guidelines. We explore how the same organizations that developed radar technology continue to shape what's considered "safe" exposure levels, and why current standards may not adequately protect public health in our five G and upcoming six G world. In This Episode How military radar development influences civilian EMF safety standards The relationship between telecommunications companies and regulatory agencies Why ICNIRP and WHO guidelines may prioritize industry interests over health What this means for your family's wireless device use Featured Study Read the full study: Lin JC (2025) Health and safety practices and policies concerning human exposure to RF/microwave radiation See all studies at shieldyourbody.com/research

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