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Electromagnetic hypersensitivity: biological effects of dirty electricity with emphasis on diabetes and multiple sclerosis

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Authors not listed · 2006

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Filtering 'dirty electricity' from home wiring improved diabetes control, multiple sclerosis symptoms, and childhood behavioral problems.

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This 2006 study examined 'dirty electricity' - electromagnetic pollution created by modern electronics that flows through electrical wiring and radiates into living spaces. Researchers found that filtering this pollution improved symptoms in people with diabetes, multiple sclerosis, asthma, and ADHD. The findings suggest that electromagnetic pollution from everyday electrical devices may contribute to rising rates of chronic health conditions.

Why This Matters

This research opens a crucial window into how our modern electrical environment affects human health. 'Dirty electricity' isn't some exotic phenomenon - it's generated by the LED lights, computers, smart TVs, and energy-efficient appliances in every home and workplace. The science demonstrates that when this electrical pollution was reduced using filters, diabetics needed less insulin, MS patients showed improved balance, and children's ADHD symptoms decreased. What makes this study particularly compelling is its focus on real-world interventions rather than laboratory exposure studies. The fact that multiple chronic conditions improved when electromagnetic pollution was reduced suggests we're dealing with a fundamental biological stressor that affects cellular function across different organ systems. The reality is that electromagnetic pollution has increased exponentially since this 2006 study, yet regulatory agencies continue to ignore this mounting evidence.

Exposure Information

Specific exposure levels were not quantified in this study.

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Unknown (2006). Electromagnetic hypersensitivity: biological effects of dirty electricity with emphasis on diabetes and multiple sclerosis.
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@article{electromagnetic_hypersensitivity_biological_effects_of_dirty_electricity_with_emphasis_on_diabetes_and_multiple_sclerosis_ce1443,
  author = {Unknown},
  title = {Electromagnetic hypersensitivity: biological effects of dirty electricity with emphasis on diabetes and multiple sclerosis},
  year = {2006},
  doi = {10.1080/15368370601044192},
  
}
DOI: 10.1080/15368370601044192PubMed: 17178585

Quick Questions About This Study

Dirty electricity is electromagnetic pollution created by modern electronics like computers, LED lights, and energy-efficient appliances. It flows through electrical wiring and radiates into living spaces, creating both low-frequency electromagnetic fields and radio frequency radiation throughout buildings.
The study found that diabetics in electromagnetically clean environments required less insulin (Type 1) and had lower blood sugar levels (Type 2). These improvements occurred when Graham/Stetzer filters reduced dirty electricity on electrical wiring in homes and schools.
MS patients showed better balance and fewer tremors after filters were installed. Some individuals who previously required canes were able to walk unassisted within days to weeks of reducing electromagnetic pollution in their homes.
The research found that student behavior associated with ADD/ADHD improved in schools after dirty electricity filters were installed. This suggests electromagnetic pollution from building wiring may contribute to attention and behavioral problems in children.
The study notes that asthma, ADHD, diabetes, MS, chronic fatigue, and fibromyalgia are all increasing at alarming rates alongside rising electromagnetic pollution from dirty electricity, ground current, and wireless devices - suggesting a potential connection requiring investigation.