Are you feeling strange lately and cannot explain why? Maybe you have an electromagnetic sensitivity from all the electronic devices surrounding you. At least, this is what some people claim.<\/p>\n
Yes, we are surrounded by technology<\/strong>. Smartphones, computers, and other wireless devices provide a window and a voice to the outside world. This is true. But for some of us, we are surrounded by living hell, as our sensitivities cause us to want to throw those devices out of a \u201cliteral\u201d window. And why is this?<\/p>\n EHS, or electromagnetic sensitivity, is the ability to sense energy fields<\/strong>\u00a0and the ability to be overwhelmed by them. When I say overwhelmed<\/a>, I don\u2019t necessarily mean stressed, oh no, I mean literally sick and physically ill by the energy that surrounds us.<\/p>\n Now, there are opposing opinions<\/strong> about this condition. Some say it\u2019s fictional and the wide range of symptoms experienced are too random and mostly psychological instead of physiological. Opinions also state that these symptoms can simply be caused by something else entirely <\/strong>– it could be some disease or illness with similar symptoms.<\/p>\n George Johnson, column writer for the New York Times, said,<\/p>\n \u201cFrom the perspective of science, the likelihood of the rays somehow causing harm is about as strong as the evidence for ESP.\u201d<\/em><\/p><\/blockquote>\n This allows us to examine another area<\/strong> of electromagnetic sensitivity, the paranormal side. After all, many of us do believe in the paranormal, ESP, visions, etc.<\/p>\n Some people argue that Albert Einstein believed, in a way, in the existence of ghosts. At least, a statement he made hints at this belief.<\/p>\n “Energy cannot be created or destroyed, it can only be changed from one form to another.”<\/em><\/p><\/blockquote>\n It seems that energy never dies<\/strong>, and so some people choose to interpret this Einstein’s quote as a hint at the existence of ghosts. A popular belief is that spirits are made of energy and thus can manipulate their substance along with the earth’s electrical field and manmade electrical fields.<\/p>\n So, this leaves us with a really important question<\/strong>: Are we detecting the energy utilized by these spirits, or does the sensitivity of man-made electrical fields make us hallucinate, making us think we\u2019ve seen ghosts and phantoms<\/strong> when everything is all in our heads?<\/p>\n However, there are those who testify to having experienced electromagnetic sensitivity, both due to ghost sighting and also just due to overexposure to technological devices and the radiation they exude. These individuals take extreme precautions<\/strong> to shield themselves from these rays, even lining the walls with aluminum foil.<\/p>\n Some people claim that muscle aches could be signs of electromagnetic sensitivities. The way you will know is that these pains come and go, randomly. You could wake one morning and feel as if you ran five miles the day before, even when you never left the house.<\/p>\n You could wake to feel tired<\/a> and then notice a horrid pain<\/strong> in your lower back or in your shoulder areas as well. These pains are not usually severe and that\u2019s why they can be so hard to diagnose.<\/p>\n Depression is a symptom of mental illness, but according to some, it can also be caused by the absorption of a high level of magnetic energies<\/strong>. When you do experience this depressive mood<\/a>, it will also come with foggy thinking, temporary memory loss, and confusion. Pay attention<\/strong> to what\u2019s going on in your life and whether or not you have another reason to be suffering from this ailment.<\/p>\n Suffering from insomnia could be due to this sensitivity as well. Many times, we blame other aspects of life<\/strong> for our sleepless nights and even take sleeping aids to get rest. Try leaving electronics in another room and see if that helps at all. As you know, many people sleep with their smartphones and the sheer amount of energy radiating from these devices is insane!<\/p>\n Also, psychics claim that if spirits are present in the home, the prime time for manifestation is around 3 a.m. which will definitely keep you awake at night with a huge increase in magnetic field energy.<\/p>\n Electromagnetic sensitivity is also said to cause heightened anxiety and stress<\/a> in otherwise calm personalities. You may feel anxious for no apparent reason at all, much like those who suffer from PTSD.<\/p>\n Personally, I have experienced anxieties which made no sense, but I cannot say whether it was from these energy fields or because of something else entirely. Make sure to pay attention to any sudden changes<\/strong> in stress levels. It could possibly be what’s happening to you.<\/p>\n Mysterious rashes or skin irritations could mean the presence of an abundance of man-made or paranormal energies<\/a>, some people claim. If you have no known allergies and start to experience a rash, then monitor your surroundings<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Is there a large concentration of electronic devices around you? Are you in an area with a rumored high prevalence of paranormal activity?\u00a0Either of these situations could be a cause, or it could simply be the detergent you use when washing your clothes! I know, I know\u2026but there are many reasons<\/strong> for this irritation.<\/p>\n Experiencing headaches and fatigue can mean many things, like stress, for instance. Having a headache every day is probably an indication of something worse, like an effect of high energy level absorption<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Electromagnetic sensitivity is also believed to cause extreme fatigue as well. Keep these things in mind when you are forced to take pain relievers and vitamins on a regular basis.<\/p>\n These symptoms listed above are only a small sample of what people seem to experience. Individuals also report infertility, various cancers, and symptoms of the eyes, nose, and throat. It\u2019s important to become educated<\/strong> about this topic and visit your doctor regularly to rule out the possibility of other things.<\/p>\n Have you noticed that all the described symptoms are quite general and could be associated with a number of conditions? It could very well be that people who believe to suffer from electromagnetic sensitivity have a mental disorder or other health condition.<\/p>\n In any case, those who believe this is happening usually end up considering a more natural way of life, eliminating as many sources of electromagnetic energy as possible.<\/p>\n Can you give up your smartphone or the internet? Can you make the changes necessary to lower your levels of energy? What do you need to do in order to address this concern, and do you even believe this is a real condition?<\/p>\n There are many opinions and options<\/strong>, you must choose what\u2019s best for you. Good luck!<\/p>\n References<\/strong>:<\/p>\n Are you feeling strange lately and cannot explain why? Maybe you have an electromagnetic sensitivity from all the electronic devices surrounding you. At least, this is what some people claim. Yes, we are surrounded by technology. Smartphones, computers, and other wireless devices provide a window and a voice to the outside world. This is true. 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Ghosts, spirits and other sentient beings<\/h2>\n
The signs below show what the people who think they have an electromagnetic sensitivity claim to experience.<\/h2>\n
1. Muscle aches and pains<\/h3>\n
2. Depression<\/h3>\n
3. Sleep disturbances<\/h3>\n
4. Stress and anxiety<\/h3>\n
5. Rashes and prickly sensations on the skin<\/h3>\n
6. A headache and fatigue<\/h3>\n
Symptoms of electromagnetic sensitivity remain controversial<\/h2>\n
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