Protect the Whole PERSON - Protect the Whole SOCIETY

In our opinion, EMF protection requires a comprehensive approach, from which no single part may safely lack. Such an approach must address the whole person, including our inner life, our relationship with our surrounding environment - and not least, our interactions with others. For the sake of an overview, here are some crucial aspects :
 
   External

  • Seek basic understanding of potential dangers of EMF/RF/wireless technologies – and add to this regularly. Resource
  • Reduce unnecessary exposures as possible. Resource
  • For exposures unavoidable by other means, research and use appropriate EMF protection technologies. Resource
  • Strengthen your resilience and resistance to EMF, through a thoroughgoing personal wellness program. Resource
 
   Inner  

  • Reduce exposures driven by unmet emotional needs and discomfort. For some, this may mean a sizeable part of time spent on their devices.  Consider ways you may use technologies as distractions from difficult feelings or situations. Address these more directly to reduce the need for escape or distraction  
  • Find and pursue purpose in your life. As much as any physical measure, meaning and activity strengthen inner resilience and resistance to environmental challenges. This is also well known to benefit physical health. Purpose may include your career and work life - but also your relationships with others, and not least, your striving to be the best human being you can be
 
   Social

  • Take interest and action not just for your own safety and wellbeing, but that of others – especially those who are already sick, and  children
  • According to your abilities and areas of concern closest to your own heart, participate in EMF safety activism. Resource
  • Learn about and make use of The Precautionary Principle – a way to address environmental dangers across many industries
  • Support the work of concerned scientists and EMF activists : share their work with your friends and social contacts
  • Include, engage - and not just blame - the makers of the technologies you’re concerned about. Their achievements are actually important to our lives, and in many ways we depend on them. Better, we think, to persistently ask for improvements to these technologies, that reduce or eliminate their downside effects  
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