Dirty Electricity

False sensations of a buzzing phone, which releases pleasure and, more often, anxiety inducing neurotransmitters.

Technology based FOMO (fear of missing out) aka anxiety caused by not having access to your devices (no-mobile phobia).

Nausea induced sensations felt while interacting with certain digital environments. (brain tricked into motion sickness).

Depression caused by social interactions, or lack thereof, on Facebook.

*A University of Michigan study shows depression among young people directly corresponds to their relationship with Facebook. 

1.) Realize that no one is perfect, social media highlights the good and seldom the bad.

Constant and unhealthy urge to access the internet

Hypochondria with a broadband connection

Tendency of the mind to retain less information because everything you need or want to know is only clicks away.

Also known as, “WiFi allergies”

Not a medically recognized diagnosis as of yet, but this condition that is categorized as psychological, effects more and more people everyday. Research on this issue is almost nonexistent because people tend to think the victims are delusional and/or craving attention.

Common symptoms of this affliction include, but are not limited to,

Headaches

Sleep Disturbances

Fatigue

Tinnitus

Cognitive Impairment

Heart Arrhythmia

Mood Swings

Weakening of the nervous, endocrine and immune systems

Increased risk of serious chronic illnesses such as cancer

These ailments are caused by something called Dirty Electricity. This phenomena is when electrical power lines and wiring contain frequencies outside of the normal 60 Hz. These frequencies then ride electrical wiring and radiate into the environments around us. Which then interact with our bodies.

Typical causes of “Dirty Electricity” include:

Solar System Inverters (converting DC power to AC power)

PLC Smart Meters (sending data over the powerlines by adding additional frequencies)

Wireless Smart Meters that add pulsed frequencies to the powerlines

CFL and LED Lightbulbs

Light Dimmer Switches

Electrical devices in your home and on the grid that have a switch-mode power supply (SMPS)