Whether it's a relaxation space or a work space, reducing electrosmog is possible by using technology more intelligently and eliminating any external sources of electromagnetic radiation.
The Institute of Pharmacology and Toxicology of the University of Zurich showed in 2007 that certain adverse effects on brain physiology are dependent on the dose of electromagnetic radiation to which one is exposed. In particular the effects on sleep [...].
The University of Delhi, India, conducted a relatively elaborate study in 2015 in which they exposed 24 mice to very low levels of electromagnetic radiation. The results showed a decline in cognitive function, elevated HSP70 levels, and DNA damage in brain cells [...].
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