What do the human brain, bees and water have in common? – They all use electromagnetic impulses in one way or another for communication or control processes. Electromagnetism is a natural occurrence, ranging from the earth’s magnetic field to the electromagnetic fields of organs (think of medical examination methods such as the electrocardiogram ECG or magnetic resonance imaging MRI), the tail dance of bees and the bipolar nature of the water molecule.
Technically generated electromagnetic radiation, as used everywhere and to an ever-increasing extent today – for mobile phones, microwave ovens, smart meters, WLAN, smartwatches, electric cars, satellites and every other “smart” device – overlap and disrupt these natural fields and processes. Thousands of studies show that our thoughtless interference with nature is having a massive impact. In fact, we are at a point where technically generated electromagnetic radiation has become a threat to all life on this planet.
In the video clips on this page, we show you how radiation affects different areas – and why. It quickly becomes clear that it is not just about bees, human health or birds, but that all life is affected – and that a shift towards technology that does not harm life is urgently needed.
Focus on Effects and Harm
The WiFi router in your home emits radiation around the clock, and its pulsing disturbs your sleep. Replace WiFi with DLAN. This uses your home’s electrical wiring as a network, with special devices that plug into normal sockets providing the connection.
Inadequate limits: The current limits for mobile phone radiation are based on the thermal effect (heating of tissue). The non-thermal effect, which has been proven to be responsible for a variety of ailments and diseases, is deliberately ignored.
Cordless headphones and modern hearing aids communicate via Bluetooth, a form of non-ionising radio waves. But beware: this radiation causes red blood cells to clump together (red blood cell aggregation) and can trigger headaches and tinnitus!
Publications
Film
In this second presentation from our series "How artificial electromagnetic radiation harms life", the focus is on the fact that all life is electrical.
Film
In this presentation from our video series "How artificial electromagnetic radiation harms life", the focus is on plants, and animals from mammals to birds and insects. The video uses a variety of research results to explain how continuous radiation affects animals and plants. It also shows why the new wireless standard 5G in particular will significantly increase exposure.
