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EPISODE · Apr 21, 2014 · 44 MIN

Is There "Proof" Wireless Technology is Dangerous to Your Health?

from Sensitivity Is Your Superpower Podcast · host Dr Karen Kan

Electromagnetic fields (EMFs) are silent, but can have a huge detrimental impact on your health without you even realizing it.  Find out why cordless phones, WiFi, cell phone towers and the plethora of electronics in your home could be the secret sabatouer of your health problems.  I will be chatting with EMF expert Camilla Rees to discover:  Signs that EMFs are affecting your healthWhat the research says about the dangers of EMFs from everyday technologyWhat easy and simple steps you can take to protect your health and the health of your loved ones.    Camilla Rees, MBA, is the founder of ElectromagneticHealth.org, a leading U.S. education and advocacy organization focused on the effects of electromagnetic fields, as well as of Campaign for Radiation Free Schools. She co-authored “Public Health SOS: The Shadow Side of the Wireless Revolution” and co-founded the International EMF Alliance in Oslo, Norway and organized the 2010 conference on EMF & Health at the Commonwealth Club of California, sponsored by Citizens for Health and the American Academy of Environmental Medicine.

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