The term Electromagnetic Radiation (EMR) Syndrome is gaining recognition to better describe the symptoms — like headaches, dizziness, and fatigue — linked to electromagnetic fields (EMFs), which millions of people experience today
This growing recognition of EMR Syndrome is shifting the focus from blaming affected individuals to addressing the health risks of wireless radiation. Advocates push for safer technology and policy changes
Individuals affected by EMR Syndrome suffer from severe symptoms like cognitive issues, sleep disturbances, and heart problems, often leading to isolation and lifestyle adjustments to reduce exposure
Researchers link EMFs to mitochondrial damage, DNA fragmentation, and neurological issues. Studies suggest prolonged exposure contributes to chronic diseases, reproductive health problems, and even cancer
Using wired internet connections, avoiding smart appliances, disabling Wi-Fi at night, and minimizing cellphone use are strategies that help protect against EMF-related health effects