SOME PEOPLE FEEL UNWELL

in modern wireless environments

and it’s hard to talk about why.

This site maps the issue calmly: what standards measure, what they don’t, what independent research suggests, and what changes actually help.

An evidence-based look at EMFs, biology, and modern environments

Start the slides (guided) The Problem What you can do

Choose your route

Start wherever matches your situation — you don’t need to read everything in order.

I feel unwell

Start with patterns

Begin with lived-experience patterns and symptom framing, then move into mechanism and evidence.

Go to The Problem

I’m sceptical

Start with scope

See what “safety science” actually covers (mostly heating/SAR), and what’s examined beyond it.

Go to The Science

I want practical steps

Start with easy wins

Focus on sleep environment, close-range devices, wearables, and reducing unnecessary background exposure.

Go to What You Can Do

I want the guided route

Start the full sequence

Follow the structured slide journey from foundations through biology, incentives, and practical integration.

Start the Slides

The series at a glance

Six clusters. Each stands alone — together they form a coherent model.

How the site fits together

Use the map to orient yourself — then start anywhere.

The goal is clarity — not ideology.

My story

How EMF sensitivity can be recognised in real-world patterns.

Why include lived experience?

Some material here is informed by lived experience — including my own — where health reliably improved in low-EMF environments and deteriorated again with re-exposure.

This isn’t presented as proof. It’s presented as data — especially when the pattern repeats across many people.

Read it here

If you want the human thread before diving into mechanisms, start here.

Open My Story