In previous articles, we have explored the rapidly accumulating body of science that demonstrates a connection between electromagnetic field (EMF) exposure and voltage-gated calcium channel (VGCC) overactivation, leading to a cascade of detrimental health effects, especially throughout the brain and nervous system.  The downstream effects of this “calcium channel flooding” can potentially produce many diverse symptoms and illnesses, including serious conditions like strokes, Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s disease, heart disease, and various neurological conditions.The scientist who established the novel connection between these causes and effects, based on many previous studies, is Dr. Martin Pall.  His ResearchGate.net profile summarizes his extensive work...

We are sad to report that EMF activist, researcher and author Arthur Firstenburg passed away recently, at age 74. After months of enduring an undiagnosed illness, he died at home, surrounded by family and friends, on February 25th, 2025.  We want to take the time right now to remember and honor his life, and his accomplishments in bringing awareness to the harms of electromagnetic fields.

World EHS Day brings awareness to the lives of the "canaries in the coal mine". These are people who are sensitive to the changes in our environment caused by the pervasiveness of man-made electromagnetic frequencies. These folks' symptoms are a sign that something is not right, and we need to use caution not to fill the air with harmful frequencies that wreak havoc on biological systems.

What is EMF sensitivity? How does this differ from EMF hypersensitivity? Since the prefix hyper- means extreme or excessive, it's an indication of a greater degree. Not a black and white thing, but more of a sliding scale. Really the difference between EMF hypersensitivity and EMF sensitivity is in the level of impact as well as the timing of the effects. Because we're all human, with the same biology more or less and same cellular structures, EMF's are definitely affecting us all. It just isn't necessarily to a level that is consciously notable for many. In the video (and transcript)...