EMF Sensitivity symptoms

Smart Meter Interfering with AM Radio

So if it disrupts AM radio, what is it doing to my body? (all night long)

Guy in Texas Calling to get his smart meter removed

Smart Meter Sensitivity Symptoms

What are some of the symptoms that people exhibit if they are sensitive to the EMF of Smart Meters?

Doctor: If they’re acute symptoms, they get chronic fatigue. Some of them get brain dysfunction – they get confused or they get short-term memory loss. They get muscle aches and pains, a lot of them. Some will have neurological numbness, tingling in the hands and feet. There are all kinds of other things. It could be GI upsets sometimes. Some people have heart irregularities. If your pacemaker in your heart is a little sensitive, that may be a real problem.

A Doctors Comments on Smart Meters

Smart meters seem to be a real problem. We’ve seen a ton of patients who got sick from it. We’ve had to shield some of them, and we’ve had to get some of them taken out. They generally are not good for people, is what it boils down to. Society is going to have to fix that. The electric companies are going to have to do something about that, because waves are really harmful to a lot of people, and the other thing is, it’s not only the people who get acutely ill and have problems – what we should worry about is the long-term effects, because some of the effects might be shown to cause cancer, cause atherosclerosis, and cause neuro degenerative diseases. It’s become more of one of society’s big problems.

A doctor's comments on GMO - Genetically Modified Organisms

It’s going to ruin the country. It’s poisoning people. The other thing is what it’s doing is allowing for the same crop to be planted every year. In other words, they don’t even rotate the crops anymore, like you might one year have wheat, one year you might have corn, and one year you might have something else. Now, they’re doing corn every year, or soybeans every year. That’s just increasing the toxic level remarkably.

Nutrition and health

Ron Overberg, Ph.D., C.C.N. (certified clinical nutritionist)