We are so grateful to colleagues in France who seven years ago established June 16 as the World Day of Intolerance to Electromagnetic Pollution!

That falls on Father's Day this year in the U.S. so Courtney Gilardi and Cece Doucette will be hosting a U.S.-based Zoom event on Monday, June 24 at 7 p.m. ET.

We aim to give hope to those suffering and inspire others to take action by spotlighting incredible work being done right now to:

• Educate the public on the science and risks
• Treat and prevent electromagnetic illness
• Create accommodations
• Protect children  in schools
• Adopt science-based local zoning code
• Defend those injured
• Enact laws for responsible technology and utility deployment

What is EHS?

EHS stands for Electrohypersensivity, an illness caused by man-made radiation.

• Here in the U.S., the Americans with Disabilities Act calls it Electrical Sensitivity (ES) and offers suggestions for accommodations.
• In Sweden, their government recognizes EHS as a functional impairment.
• In military  circles it is known as Microwave Syndrome.
• Some refer to it as electrosmog allergies.

Whatever we call it, pulsing the population with invisible radiofrequency microwave radiation or dirty electricity is making more and more children and adults very sick. The constant exposures outpace the body's ability to heal the radiation damage from wireless devices, cell towers and 5G infrastructure, utility "smart" meters and high electric or magnetic fields from faulty household wiring or appliances.

How does this illness present? See the diagram below.

 

We look forward to seeing you soon!