

Paul Héroux: Electromagnetic Energy as a Threat to Life
12 snips Apr 6, 2025
Join physicist and toxicologist Paul Héroux as he unpacks the often-ignored dangers of man-made electromagnetic radiation. He challenges misconceptions about non-ionizing radiation, linking it to serious public health implications. Héroux delves into its impacts on reproductive health, mitochondrial function, and even the origins of life. He emphasizes the need for increased scrutiny of telecommunications advancements and offers practical advice on how individuals can navigate their electromagnetic exposure. Awareness is key to safeguarding our biological systems!
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Body as Conductor
- Living bodies circulate electrical currents to maintain life.
- Electromagnetic radiation affects these currents if it penetrates the body.
Superposition Principle in Biology
- Applying fields to moving charges affects their movement (principle of superposition).
- Life depends on the flow of electrons and protons, making electromagnetic field effects inevitable.
Impact of Man-Made EMFs
- Man-made electromagnetic radiation has likely contributed to disease rates over the last century.
- Engineering solutions can reduce these fields, but industry lacks the will, prioritizing commerce over health.