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What are EMFs?
The name stands for electromagnetic fields, and they are a natural occurrence in nature. Many animals, including many species of rodents, fish, and insects can perceive them. The most famous example you’ve likely seen is salmon or flocks of birds knowing exactly where to migrate; they are following magnetic poles.
The problem is that just because something is natural doesn’t mean it can’t be harmless. After all, cyanide comes from the humble almond. This is why only certain variants are safe to eat, and certainly not in extreme quantities. EMFs work largely the same way; safe in reasonable amounts, problematic in large doses.
The important takeaway is this: EMFs can be harmful in saturated doses. Findings by the World Health Organization named this condition EHS, or electromagnetic hypersensitivity. If you’ve ever felt unexplained stress, anxiety, difficulty sleeping, headaches, or nausea, EHS may be the cause.
This would be bad enough on its own, but what about our pets? Are your pets vulnerable to EMFs?
Unfortunately, yes.
You’ll notice we mentioned rodents on our list above. Mammals all have the ability to perceive EMFs to some extent. Animals are generally better at it than we are, as outlined above. Though our cats aren’t going to be browsing Doordash to order takeout (though I’m sure some of them certainly would if given the ability), they will be in the same room as such EMF emitting devices.
The important rule is that wherever there is an electrical current, there will be EMFs. This also applies to internet connections, hence the controversies around 5G. If you are receiving side effects from EMF exposure, your pet could be as well.
Do pets show obvious symptoms of EHS?
While some of the symptoms may be obvious, they are often not noticeable at all. Pets are notorious for hiding any and all health issues until it is impossible for them to do so. It isn’t really their fault. Their instincts tell them to hide any sign of sickness, and they can’t help it.
This means the responsibility falls in you to monitor their health. If your pet seems off for a noticeable span of time, don’t hesitate to take them to the veterinarian. Vet trips may be expensive, but your furry friend would do the same for you in a heartbeat.
What will my vet typically do about EHS?
Generally, not much. But that is okay.
In humans, research on the negative impacts of EMF exposure has been minimal at best. In fact, the last significant study was done by the WHO in 2006. There has been on and off research since then, but nothing that changes what we already know. We know EMFs are harmful to varying degrees of exposure, and we know that electronic devices all cause them. We also know that there are preventable measures that you, as a consumer, can take to protect yourself and those that you love.
The biggest issue is that EHS is incredibly hard to diagnose. Headaches are a symptom of many diseases, ranging from the common cold to various cancers. Even when we can diagnose it, the treatments are always for symptoms associated with it. There’s no singular “EHS medicine” we can give, but we can relieve headaches with low grade painkillers, treat rashes with medicated cream, and prescribe mood stabilizers for extreme mental distress. This is fine, and you should take what you are given even if the diagnosis is not marked as EHS. Medicine is rarely a singular, perfect pill, and we can solve a problem of science with science.
What can I do to protect my pet and myself?
As a consumer, you can always purchase preventative measures to help balance out the amount of EMFs you are exposed to. This means you can continue to use revolutionary, life changing technology without fear. We’ve included a list of products that you can acquire for a reasonable price, including pet collars. Protect your home, protect your pet, and protect yourself.