American Academy of Environmental Medicine Recommends Patients Limit Exposure To Electromagnetic and Radiofrequency Fields

The new report says:

• Patients are becoming more electrically sensitive.

• Physicians should consider the total exposure of a patient to electromagnetic fields.

• Electromagnetic fields may be an underlying cause of a patient’s disease process.

• Lists 9 categories of disease or disability where double-blind research in humans suggests avoiding EMFs may be beneficial, including neurological, cardiac and pulmonary conditions.

• Lists other conditions where supporting research exists suggesting avoidance of EMFs may be beneficial, including neurodegenerative diseases, such as Parkinson’s Disease, Alzheimer’s Disease and Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis, plus many more.

• Patients with the above conditions should not have smart meters on their homes.

AAEM Recommends Limiting Exposures to Electromagnetic Fields for People With Various Conditions

Audio Interview with AAEM President-Elect Amy Dean, MD and William Rea, MD