Dangers And Health Risks Of Emf

LONDON - Nov. 17, 2013 - PRLog -- EMF is electric smog that is all around us from the electric we use from everyday items such as Televisions, hairdryers, computers, extension leads and the wires that run all around us behind the walls that feed these items.
What you may not realise is the radiation it gives off is passing through your body causing many health risks and in some cases irreversible problems and terminal illnesses.

If you suffer from:
Eczema, fatigue, headaches, migraines, Low immune system, susceptibility to infections, poor memory, lack of sleep or many of its side effects, this will help you.
If you are pregnant or trying to conceive allow your body to be at its best, free from this health risk to you and the baby.
If your DNA cells are not allowed to repair and regenerate fully at night, then it can have bad health risks where cells can become dormant and from there, could turn cancerous.
We are not saying it is a cure but it can reduce the risk. To the extreme, we know that living under or close to power lines is a problem. If you know anyone that is in this situation then ADR can help.
Being surrounded by harmful EMF is like being in a microwave. It will heat you up, it enters your body, and it has damaging health risks. It is invisible and we have always ignored it in the past but that is because there was no easy solution before now. ADR is here to combat this modern day problem.

You may decide to ignore these clear dangers of EMF, as it hasn’t been something you felt the need or could address in the past but you can now and at the very least don’t let your children be exposed to them. This harmful electric smog is in their bedroom surrounding your child; the radiation is entering their body.

You spend one third of your day in bed, it is the time your body needs to recover, to repair and regenerate. Your body is made up of 55/60% water. Water and electricity do not mix! Protect your body and give your health the best chance by eliminating this harmful radiation when you sleep.

When you sleep your body needs to lower its temperature to allow for a deep relaxation and to recover ready for the next day. In more detail, DNA cell repair and regeneration occurs at night, essentially replacing the damage occurred during the day. EMF around your bedroom passes into your body heating up and working against the natural process of cooling down. If your body can’t cool at night then you become restless and a deep sleep is not possible.

If you work in an office full of computers, wires everywhere, imagine how much smog there is all around. Let your bosses know about this technology, healthy workplace equals healthy staff means happy boss with more profit!

Mats for your bed and flooring for under the carpet, tiles or wood are available now and when undercoat paint comes off the production line very soon everyone will be able to simply apply and address this problem.

List of scientific publications regarding the impact of the low frequency electro magnetic fields on human health.

Historical evidence that electrification caused the 20th century epidemic of ‘‘diseases of civilization”; Samuel Milham; Medical Hypotheses (2010) 74: 337–345.

Biological effects from electromagnetic field exposure and public exposure standards

Lennart Hardell; Cindy Sage; Biomedicine & Pharmacotherapy (2008) 62: 104-109.

Childhood cancer in relation to distance from high voltage power lines in England and Wales: a case-control study; Gerald Draper, Tim Vincent, Mary E Kroll, John Swanson; BMJ (2005) 330: 1-5.

Childhood Leukemia: Electric and Magnetic Fields as Possible Risk Factors; Joseph D. Brain, Robert Kavet, David L. McCormick, Charles Poole, Lewis B. Silverman, Thomas J. Smith, Peter A. Valberg, R. A. Van Etten, James C. Weaver;

Environmental Health Perspectives (2003) 111(7): 962-970.

Exposure to 50-Hz Electric Field and Incidence of Leukemia, Brain Tumors, and Other Cancers among French Electric Utility Workers; Pascal Guenel, Javier Nicolau, Ellen Imbemon, Anne Chevalier, Marcel Goldberg; American Journal of Epidemiology (1996) 144(12): 1107-1121.

Leukemia following Occupational Exposure to 60-Hz Electric and Magnetic Fields among Ontario Electric Utility Workers; Anthony B. Miller, Teresa To, David A. Agnew, Claus Wall, Lois M. Green; American Journal of Epidemiology (1996) 144(2): 150-160.

Residence near high voltage facilities and risk of cancer in children; Jorgen H Olsen, Annelise Nielsen, Gabi Schulgen; BMJ (1993) 307: 891-895.

Temporal Characteristics of Transmission-Line Loadings in the Swedish Childhood Cancer Study; W.T. Kaune, M. Feychting, A. Ahlbom, R.M. Ulrich, D.A. Savitz; Bioelectromagnetics (1998)19: 354–365.

Disturbance of the immune system by electromagnetic fields—A potentially underlying cause for cellular damage and tissue repair reduction which could lead to disease and impairment; Olle Johansson; Pathophysiology (2009) 16: 157–177.

The prevalence of symptoms attributed to electromagnetic field exposure: a cross-sectional representative survey in Switzerland; Nadja Schreier, Anke Huss, Martin Röösli; Soz Praventiv Med (2006) 51: 202–209.

Psychological Effects of Chronic Exposure to 50 Hz Magnetic Fields in Humans Living Near Extra-High-Voltage Transmission Lines; I.L. Beale, N.E. Pearce, D.M. Conroy, M.A. Henning, K.A. Murrell; Bioelectromagnetics (1997) 18: 584-594.

Teratogenic and reproductive effects of low-frequency magnetic fields; H. Huuskonen, M. L. Lindbohm, J. Juutilainen; Mutation Research (1998) 410: 167–183.

Acute Exposure to a 60 Hz Magnetic Field Increases DNA Strand Breaks in Rat Brain Cells; Henry Lai, Narendra P. Singh; Bioelectromagnetics (1997) 18: 156–165.

Magnetic-Field–Induced DNA Strand Breaks in Brain Cells of the Rat; Henry Lai, Narendra P. Singh; Environmental Health Perspectives  (2004) 112(6): 687-694.

Can EMF Exposure During Development Leave an Imprint Later in Life?; Carl F. Blackman; Electromagnetic Biology and Medicine (2006) 25: 217–225.

Hematologic and Cortisol Alterations Observed in Young Mice Placed in Front of

a Color Television Screen; L. Bonhomme-Faivre, C. Slama, M. L. Tanguy, R. Santini, Y. Bezie, S. Marion, L. Bottius, N. L. Pham, S. Orbach-Arbouys; Electromagnetic Biology and medicine (2004) 23(1): 19–27.

Are environmental electromagnetic fields genotoxic?; Michael J. Crumpton, Andrew R. Collins; DNA Repair (2004) 3: 1385–1387.

Effects of a Low-Voltage Static Electric Field on Energy Metabolism in Astrocytes; Rong Huang, Liang Peng, Leif Hertz: Bioelectromagnetics (1997) 18: 77–80.

Effects of ELF capacitively coupled weak electric fields on metabolism of 6B1 cells