
The term electrosmog encompasses subjective stress from cellphone towers, nearby radio and TV transmitters and disturbances from other radio-frequency and radar installations. Then there is domestic—"homemade" if you will—electrosmog from cordless phones, Wi-Fi routers and through direct contact with countless devices that emit electromagnetic radiation, starting with electronic clock/radio alarms near the head of the bed and frequent cellphone calls along with carrying a switched- on cellphone right next to the body.
Electrosmog makes many people feel subjectively stressed and nervous, tense and unwell—yet the core problem is that there are countless other sources for these malaises that have nothing to do with electrosmog. So the question is, what kind of a burden electrosmog actually represents. Another one is whether electrosmog is a significant cofactor that intensifies the effects of other harmful influences which should be eliminated first of all. A third question has to do with how to boost powers of resistance in order to better be able to cope with the inevitable: there are obviously numerous sources of electrosmog that one cannot get away from, such as nearby cellphone towers or even one's own cellphone, which one has to use to keep current about business meetings and appointments and to be always on call and available.
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