ELECTROHYPERSENSITIVITY SYNDROME (EHS)

EHS is characterized by a variety of non-specific symptoms that differ from individual to individual, similar to COVID-19. This is because EMF radiation affects the nervous, immune and endocrine systems differently in different people. The symptoms are certainly real and can vary widely in their severity. EHS can be a disabling problem for the affected individual.

EHS Statistics

Depending on the country, various Department of Heath studies report between 3-13% of the population as suffering with EHS. The highest were Germany at 9% and Taiwan 13.3% both self and medically reported. The US has approximately 331 Million residents. If you apply the same percentages the US could have potentially 9-43 million people suffering from EHS.

 

  • Memory loss, brain fog

  • Inability to concentrate

  • Stroke

  • Elevated blood sugar levels

  • Skin disorders including, tingling, flushing, rashes

  • Irritability, anxiety or tension

  • Light headedness or vertigo

  • Mood swings or depression

  • Inability to concentrate or loss of productivity

Some symptoms of EHS:

  • Speeding heart rate, heart arrhythmias including atrial fibrillation

  • Fatigue

  • Disturbed Sleep

  • Tinnitus

  • Sinusitis

  • Muscle spasms or involuntary finger, arm, leg twitching

  • Seizures

  • Paralysis

  • Nosebleeds

  • Nausea and digestive disorders

After reading the symptoms you can see why this could be hard to detect. Most of these symptoms are also symptoms of other illnesses or health related causes. In addition, the diagnosis of EHS is tricky because individuals suffering from this may be exposed to electromagnetic fields from a variety of environments and behaviors.

What do you do if you suspect your have EHS?

An individual should have their environments measured for electromagnetic fields by an expert trained in measuring various electromagnetic fields. See ’what you can do” to find a consultant. If the fields measured in the living or working environments exceed the Building Biology Precautionary Guidelines (SBM-2008), then it is suggested that you may go to a doctor that specializes in EHS to have diagnostics run.

There are very few doctors trained in this area to run the protocol that has been determined best to identify EHS.