What are the health risks for you and your family?
- Do you or your family use wired and/or wireless devices? (Yes, I know. Most of us do.)
- Do you live, or have your children in school, near power lines or cell towers?
- Does your workplace, home, or your child's school, have a wireless system for connecting to the Internet?
- Do your children/teens use a wireless-connected computer, cordless phone and/or a cell phone?
The Electric Shock - the truth that may have been hidden from us
Many of us assume that if a product is on the market it must be safe. And surely cell phones, and other wireless devices, were pre-market tested for any adverse health effects?
Evidently, they were not. (You can read the behind-the-scenes story in the book.)
Most of us can't feel this invisible electro-pollution, but this does not mean it is not affecting us.
Related conditions may take years to develop, as you will discover in Radiation Rescue.
In Step 2 of the book, you'll learn how to assess your exposure and related conditions. Here is part of the detailed questionnaire:
Section I — Symptoms: Please check those that may affect you when you are exposed to wired, and/or wireless, devices.
Abdominal pain
Aggressive moods
Anxiety or depressive disorders
Dry or painful eyes
Erratic blood pressure
Excessive sweating at night
Fatigue
Hair loss
Headaches
Heart palpitations/irregular heartbeat
Inability to focus
Irritability
Libido disturbances
Light-headedness/dizziness
Loss of appetite
Memory loss
Menstrual flooding/irregularities
Metallic taste in mouth
Nausea
Nightmares
Pain/discomfort in the heart area
Pain in the head, neck, shoulders, back
Panic attacks
Ringing of the ears
Sensitivity to noise and/or light
Sleep problems
Skin rashes/bumps/dryness
Tingling and/or numbness — in the head, hands and/or feet
Vision problems
Section II — Conditions: Please check the items that apply only to your personal health history.
Adrenal overload
Allergies
ALS/Motor Neuron Diseases
Alzheimer's Disease
Autism Spectrum Disorder
Brain aneurism
Cancer
Eye
Ear
Brain (adult or child)
Breast
Testicular
Other
Leukemia (adult or child)
Lymphoma
Candidiasis
Cardiovascular disease
arrhythmia
tachycardia
hypertension
stroke
TIA (Transient Ischemic Attack)
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
Cold or flu (persistent)
Dementia
Fibromyalgia
Food sensitivities
Heart attack
Heavy metal toxicity
Infertility
Insomnia
Irritable Bowel Syndrome
Leaky gut syndrome
Learning Disorder
ADD
ADHD
Lupus
Lyme Disease
Migraine, or other severe headaches
Miscarriage
Multiple Chemical Sensitivities (MCS)
Multiple-sclerosis
Parkinson's Disease
Sleep disorder
Systemic infection
Thyroid gland disorders
It's helpful to be aware of whether any of these conditions feel worse when you are exposed to wired, and/or wireless, devices.