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Technology Allergy
(redirected from Electrohypersensitivity)

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Technology Allergy
A pseudocondition with a wide range of self-reported complaints—e.g., oedema, rashes and other adverse medical symptoms—purportedly caused by exposure to electromagnetic fields in the forms of computers, telephone base stations, overhead power lines, etc.


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Havas says, "Symptoms of electrohypersensitivity have been demonstrated at exposures that are a fraction (0.
Patients today experiencing electrohypersensitivity symptoms are commonly put on drugs for other conditions with similar symptoms, instead of being taught how to create an electromagnetically clean environment to eliminate symptoms.
 
 
 
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