By 'EMF & H' we mean virtually everything related to the exposure of humans, animals,
and plants to EMF—and the health consequences.
This includes both the radiofrequency (RF) EMF of wireless communication and the low-frequency (LF) EMF of high-voltage power lines and household appliances connected to the grid.
RF EMF includes GSM, UMTS, LTE, 5G, C2000, smartphones, mobile phones, DECT phones, WLAN, WiFi, Bluetooth, smart meters, smart baby monitors, etc.
The term electromagnetic fields (EMF) is correct for the entire frequency range,
both RF and LF. The term electromagnetic radiation (EMF) is also used,
but by definition, we can only speak of EMF if the electric and magnetic field strengths have a specific, fixed ratio.
This condition is only met in part of the RF range (the so-called far field) and not in the near RF field (near the antenna) and not in the LF range.
Therefore, it is incorrect to speak of EMF in the entire LF range (0-100 kHz) and in the near-RF range.
Of particular importance to the relationship between EMF and health are: * the biological effects caused by these electromagnetic fields, * the health problems that (can) result from them, and * the policies of governments and physicians regarding this issue.

What health effects have been observed since 2001?
HEALTH COMPLAINTS

CAUSED BY TRANSMITTER ENERGY

A MILD, SLIGHTLY ACHING HEADACHE ON THE LEFT SIDE OF THE FOREHEAD

SOME MINOR BALANCE PROBLEMS/DIZZINESS

BRIEF PROBLEMS WITH VISION AND/OR THE EYES

VERY LOUD AND CONSTANT TINNITUS/NOISE IN THE EARS/HEAD

PRESSURE AND/OR TIGHTNESS IN THE CHEST (upper part)

THERE MAY BE SIGNS OF HEART RHYTHM DISORDERS....

General
physical symptoms:

Severe fatigue

Difficulty concentrating

Headache
Dazed feeling
Memory loss
Dizziness and blackouts
Sleep problems


Nose:

Blocked nose
Reduced sense of smell
Runny nose


Mouth:

Constant feeling of a dry mouth, throat or oesophagus
Pain in the teeth
Sore throat or burning sensation
Metallic taste


Face and skin:
Unnatural warmth
Itchy or tingling hair
Itchy skin, particularly on the lower legs


Eyes:

Burning eyes
Blurred vision
Sensitivity to light
Pain or stinging sensation in the eyes


Ears:

Hissing, whistling or humming
Hearing loss
Feeling of pressure in the ear

Do you have one
or more of the symptoms listed above?

And have these symptoms been present continuously for many months?

If you are in a different location, such as whilst on holiday, and the symptoms
disappear completely, only for the same symptoms to return with full
intensity upon your return home?

You may then be suffering from an allergy to an overdose of electromagnetic
radiation.

In the event of LONG-TERM and persistent symptoms, it is always advisable to
contact your GP.

Your GP has the knowledge and resources to investigate symptoms within a particular area or
neighbourhood and to report them to the regional Public Health Service (GGD).

A population-based study into the cause of common symptoms can then
be launched.