We all know EMF radiation has generally unnoted negative effects on human health and behaviour. 835 MHz of EMF makes animals act hyperactive and prolonged exposure can even lead to neuronal cell death.>Reducing exposure to EMF/RFR might serve as a prot

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Autism and Electromagnetic Frequencies? Chud 08/18/26 (Tue) 05:34:56 №17212606 [Quote]

We all know EMF radiation has generally unnoted negative effects on human health and behaviour. 835 MHz of EMF makes animals act hyperactive and prolonged exposure can even lead to neuronal cell death.

>Reducing exposure to EMF/RFR might serve as a protective or therapeutic strategy. Experimental treatments, such as extremely low-frequency electromagnetic field (ELF-EMF) therapy, have shown promising results. For example, a 15-week protocol using the SEQEX device resulted in significant improvements in language skills and reductions in behavioral problems in children with ASD.

There is also a book I want to read by an author named Carleigh Cooper "Cell Phones and The Dark Deception".

I know being close to wireless signal towers can be pretty crazy. For example, I sometimes feel nauseous when using devices and I think it can cause migraines in some people.

Chud 08/18/26 (Tue) 05:35:42 №17212619 [Quote]

marge how do people have that happen to them, i feel just fine and i live near hundreds of cellular devices

Chud 08/18/26 (Tue) 05:36:11 №17212630 [Quote]

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>We all know EMF radiation has generally unnoted negative effects on human health and behaviour. 835 MHz of EMF makes animals act hyperactive and prolonged exposure can even lead to neuronal cell death.
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>>Reducing exposure to EMF/RFR might serve as a protective or therapeutic strategy. Experimental treatments, such as extremely low-frequency electromagnetic field (ELF-EMF) therapy, have shown promising results. For example, a 15-week protocol using the SEQEX device resulted in significant improvements in language skills and reductions in behavioral problems in children with ASD.
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>There is also a book I want to read by an author named Carleigh Cooper "Cell Phones and The Dark Deception".
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>I know being close to wireless signal towers can be pretty crazy. For example, I sometimes feel nauseous when using devices and I think it can cause migraines in some people.

Chud 08/18/26 (Tue) 05:36:21 №17212633 [Quote]

I also should note that the psychological effects itself are also interesting. You don't speak to people in face so you have to rely on text, emojis or still pictures. Livestreams do occur but even then it's not as the same as experiencing facial cues in real life.

I also noticed that most people online for some reason have a really bad time detecting bait, humor, sarcasm or satire.

Chud 08/18/26 (Tue) 05:37:00 №17212647 [Quote]

wordswordswords the left cant meme

Chud 08/18/26 (Tue) 05:38:32 №17212663 [Quote]

stop forcing your spergslop faggot.
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Chud 08/18/26 (Tue) 05:40:30 №17212694 [Quote]

>>17212663
I am seriously starting to feel paranoid about how much we are contaminated. Our food has a ton of extremely dangerous chemicals especially in America and the industry can get away it. I also don't know what kind of effects prolonged cellphone or computer usage has on us but what is already publicly available suggests significant neuroscientific changes.

Chud 08/18/26 (Tue) 05:41:00 №17212702 [Quote]

Also, the sagers are probably trannies or (((them))) getting mad that there is an actual discussion here.