There are a number of links between EMF radiation and cancer, including one 2018 study that showed "significant brain cancer risks for children." Miller et al. (November 201821, p. 674). That’s not all, as EMF may also have seriously adverse cognitive effects, increasing fatigue, hindering short-term memory, and even increasing the risk of neurological diseases.

And yet we’re surrounded by EMF and are willingly putting ourselves in harm’s way every day. From the Wi-Fi that powers your home to the machine that washes/dries your clothes and even your Bluetooth earbuds, they all emit radiation and contribute to negative health outcomes.

Hundreds of years ago, people painted their faces with toxic lead cosmetics to create a “natural” look. The Victorians used arsenic-infused wallpaper to decorate their homes. And you probably know about the time radioactive radium was used in toothpaste or asbestos protected our schools.

All of these things seemed natural at the time, and only a few questioned them. In generations to come, people will wonder with the same disbelief at a time when humans willingly filled their homes with radiation known to cause harm.