2025 Aug – From particulates to pathways: environmental exposures and their impact on Alzheimer’s disease
A recent scientific review has explored how environmental factors, including electromagnetic fields (EMFs) from devices like Wi-Fi routers, cell phones, and power lines, may influence processes in the brain linked to Alzheimer’s disease. Animal studies show these exposures can contribute to amyloid-beta accumulation, oxidative stress, and inflammation. Human studies are still limited, but trends suggest a potential connection. EMFs are just one of several environmental factors under investigation. Read the study here
Our Thoughts:
Based on this and the wider body of EMF research, the EM Radiation Research Trust strongly recommends a precautionary approach to protect your brain and overall health:
◆ Prioritise distance from EMF sources: Keep mobile phones, routers, and other transmitting devices away from your body.
◆ Use wired connections: Replace Wi‑Fi with Ethernet for computers and laptops, and use Ethernet adapters for phones. Keep mobile phones and ipads in flight mode while connected via an ethernet adapter this cuts out all wireless radiation while still allowing internet use.
◆ Avoid DECT (cordless) phones in the home: These devices emit continuous radiation even when idle. Opt for a fixed wired phone instead.
◆ Refuse “smart” devices that constantly emit EMFs: This includes smart meters, smart appliances, and other wireless-enabled home devices. Conventional alternatives are safer and just as functional.
💡 When safer alternatives exist, why take unnecessary risks? Hardwiring your devices is simple, effective, and puts your health first.
Remember: When you use a mobile phone for calls, texts, or data without flight mode, it must connect via a phone mast exposing everyone in the area to wireless radiation, not just you. Choosing wired, flight-mode alternatives isn’t just about protecting your own health; it’s about respecting your community and reducing the demand for more masts.
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Based on Henry Lai’s compilation of studies published since 2007:
◆ 78% (n=373) of 480 studies of the neurological effects from exposure to radio frequency radiationreported statistically significant effects.
◆ 91% (n=338) of 370 studies of the neurological effects from exposure to static or extremely low (e.g., powerline) frequency electromagnetic fields reported statistically significant effects.
Visit: https://www.saferemr.com/2018/02/effects-of-exposure-to-electromagnetic.html