You're surrounded by electromagnetic fields you can't see, hear, or smell. WiFi routers, cell phones, smart meters, Bluetooth devices, LED lighting—they all emit artificial radiation that interacts with your body in ways science is only beginning to understand.
Current safety standards measure one thing: heat. If the radiation doesn't cook your tissue, regulators call it safe. But biological systems don't work that way. Your cells respond to frequencies, polarization patterns, and interference—subtle signals that accumulate over time.
Sleep problems. Fatigue. Headaches. Difficulty concentrating. These have become so common we barely question them anymore. What if the environment itself is part of the problem?