By Jonathan Landsman

With the national rollout of smart meters and the advent of 5G wireless technology, healthcare professionals like Dietrich Klinghardt, MD, PhD are becoming increasingly concerned about the threat posed by EMF pollution.  But, in my opinion, electromagnetic fields (EMFs) are still one of the most overlooked health issues of our time – even by integrative healthcare providers.

No doubt, over the past few decades, microwave radiation from EMFs has intensified steadily, and with this increase has come a corresponding rise in the incidence of such illnesses as Lyme disease, diabetes and chronic fatigue syndrome. (to name just a couple serious health conditions)

Dr. Klinghardt says, ‘it’s no coincidence.’

Health alert: EMF pollution and EHS is becoming more prevalent than ever

EMFs have been associated with brain cancer, infertility, neurological diseases, ADHD, immune system disorders and asthma. But, don’t expect the telecommunications industry to investigate the dangers any time soon. (for obvious reasons)

Effects from these radioactive fields can be objectively measured, and include changes to neurotransmitters, DNA breaks, an increase in free radicals, and increased blood glucose. Double-blind studies have shown impacts on heart and blood pressure rates after a mere 35 minutes of cell phone activity, and population studies have shown increased cases of cancer.

A $25 million study by the National Toxicology Program – designed to prove that cell phone radiation is safe – showed that 2G cell phone radiation causes brain cancer and DNA damage in rats. And, keep in mind, we’re fast approaching a time when all of us will be bathed in 5G radiation.

Some people are more susceptible to EMFs than others, and a growing number are experiencing “electromagnetic hypersensitivity” (EHS) – a set of symptoms that appear in some individuals when they are in proximity to wireless or electrical technologies such as smart meters, cell phones, wireless computers or power lines.

Learn more: https://www.naturalnews.com/2017-09-27-emf-pollution-5g.html