What is EMF?

EMF means electromagnetic field, which is an area in space permeated by the radiation produced by electricity and magnetism. EMFs can be natural or manmade (non-native), which can differ significantly in their frequency patterns, as well as other properties like polarization, the information the signal is transmitting, and whether the frequencies are repetitive or ever-changing.

Non-native EMFs from sources such as cell phones, cell towers, Wifi, 5G, smart meters, electrical wiring, appliances, etc., use repetitive, oscillating frequencies that carry digitized and often polarized information from the source device. These fields are extremely foreign to living organisms, and our body will often try to “attack” the frequency field like it’s a foreign invader, because it is biologically incoherent.

EMFs from nature use infinitely varied frequencies that occur in natural, coherent patterns, such as the Phi ratio/Fibonacci sequence, a pattern that is widely observed throughout nature. Nature also never repeats the same combination of frequencies at the same amplitude more than once, ever. We have been living harmoniously alongside natural electromagnetic fields for our entire existence, and they are essential for our well-being.

EMF Symptoms

Within seconds the body at a cellular level recognizes the need to protect itself from attack. Unfortunately the protein coating on each cell cannot recognize EMF as our body did not evolve to recognize this unnatural signal.

As a result we may experience symptoms such as:

As all people are not the same each person may experience different symptoms with different levels of exposure. Some symptoms may not be related to EMF exposure so we must be sure to find out by experimenting a little. If you are in doubt about any symptoms please see your health professional for advice.