How to Beat Mold Illness in an EMF-Saturated World
Imagine your body like a bucket. Every day, it fills up with little bits of toxic exposure—from the air you breathe, the food you eat, and yes, even the invisible waves from your devices. This accumulation is referred to as your total toxic burden. If your body’s natural detox systems (liver, kidneys, lymphatic system, etc.) […]
What Happened to RFK’s EMF Mission? MAHA Leaves It Behind
When Robert F. Kennedy Jr. was named chair of the president’s Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) Commission, many in the holistic health, EMF awareness, and environmental advocacy movements held their breath with cautious optimism. Here was a man who had sued the FCC, spoken passionately against the dangers of 5G, and stood firm in public […]
COVID and 5G: A Startling Connection Backed by Research
When COVID-19 swept across the globe, public health responses zeroed in on the virus itself—SARS-CoV-2. While many important strides were made in identifying high-risk populations and viral mechanisms, one key variable has remained largely absent from public dialogue: our environment. While theories surrounding the origin of COVID-19 continue to spark debate, this article is not […]
The Wireless Radiation Reckoning: 50 Years of Disease Denial
It sounds like the plot of a medical thriller: a government-funded report from the early ’70s warned of grave biological effects tied to microwave radiation. It linked this radiation, of the same frequency and intensity used in today’s wireless tech like smartphones, WiFi, and Bluetooth, to 132 different symptoms, including 23 chronic diseases that would […]
New Cancer Fears: Cellphones and Women’s Hormones
Let’s start with the elephant in the oncology room: breast cancer is now the most commonly diagnosed cancer among women under 50 in the United States. According to a 2023 study in JAMA Network Open, over 12,600 new cases of breast cancer were diagnosed in U.S. women under 50 in 2019 alone. Globally, a 2023 […]
New Study Links Phones to Dangerous Blood Clumping
A healthy, 62-year-old woman underwent a routine ultrasound scan. She had no history of blood disorders, cardiovascular issues, or chronic illness. Researchers placed a powered-on but idle cellphone on the back of her knee—no active calls, no data usage, just connected to Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and cellular networks. Five minutes later, ultrasound imaging revealed a significant […]