Potential Risks of Wireless Headphones and Exploring the Cause of Double Vision

This chapter discusses the potential risks of using wireless headphones, including proximity to the skull and radiation. It also provides a disclaimer and transitions to advice on possible causes of double vision.

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Thank you for joining us for our 2nd Cabral HouseCall of the weekend!

I’m looking forward to sharing with you some of our community’s questions that have come in over the past few weeks…

Darren: Good day Dr Cabral. I appreciate all that you're doing. But ts making a difference in so many people's lives. Like really huge differences. My question has to do with Bluetooth air buds or wireless headphones. I know you harp on the dangers of using airbuds due to EMFs that may pass through brain, but is the dangers still present if someone uses only one side while leaving the other bud in the case? That's what I've been doing since you talked about it, thinking it'll minimise the risk cause I didn't just wanna throw them out but if you say that's also harmful, I would now. Keep up great work.

Anonymous: Hi Dr. Cabral, I have been dealing with some double vision issues for a few years now. My recent MRI shows no obvious link. My ophthalmologist is blaming hormones/thyroid even though my numbers haven’t changed in years. I did notice that when I consistently used CBD/THC in microdose, the double vision would almost resolve. Currently I am pregnant so I can’t use this. The double vision is not pregnancy related and happens when I am and am not pregnant. Do you have any ideas on what could be the cause for the double vision? Or what could help this symptom in the meantime? Thank you for sharing all of your knowledge and caring enough to spread it!!

Anonymous: Hi Dr Cabral, Not sure this is something you would want to broadcast, but I wanted to ask if there's anything you can recommend for peyronie's, or curvature due to fibrosis due to an injury. I've been taking Serrapeptase off and on, but it doesnt seem to help. My Urologist prescribed me a medication that increases blood flow, but I would rather explore options outside of pharmaceuticals. Thanks

Mina: Hi Dr. Cabral, I am curious to hear more about the relation between Candida overgrowth and digestive issues. I've always had digestive issues - heavy bloating and pain after eating, and noticed you mentioning that it could be related to a Candida overgrowth. I always test positive for Candida (albicans), have so for years, but my gynaecologist has always said that this is very common and most people have it. Thank you so much!

Amy: Hi dr! My hrv (Oura ring). Is in the 150’s to 200’s. Do you think this is a problem and what do you attribute this to. If it goes women to the 9 0’s is that a good thing or bad..so confused. Thank you!!

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