EHS Day 2025
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Things like wireless networking and cathode ray tubes and even analog cell phones — or simply the fields surrounding electromechanical circuitry.
The name given to problems created with people who exist in such enviornments is electromagnetic hypersensitivity syndrome. (EHS)
This gave rise to EHS Day, which is now observed annually each June 10 since 2020 under the asupices of a company called DefenderShield.
This illness does not affect everyone and those ill effects experienced include mental and physicial health impacts which are both known and unknown and include depression, anxiety, and sleep disorders and ADHD symptomatology.
All in all we who do not suffer these ill effects may view it all as a lot of bunk. Should you find yourself immersed in EHS I'm quite sure you feel to the contrary.
Regardless, I never belittle anyone's perception of illness and so I recognize electromagnetic hypersensitivity syndrome and hope you do not suffer from it.
Our increasing dependence on technology may see an increase in this scourge of modern humanity.
You should actively avoid close proximity of your cell phone to your head; opting for bluetooth ear pieces and speaker outputs instead.
The late Lee Atwater, Bush/Quayle era chairman of the Republican National Committee, could have used such information as he predated the digital cell phone, spending hours with an analog device upside his head wheeling and dealing for the Republican party until he ended up with a brain tumor which ended his life at 40 years old — even though it was characterized by his physicians as 'benign' and 'nonmalignant'.
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