A health and science collective specializing in the interaction of microwave radiation and human cells releases a new report exploring the link between electromagnetic fields and gut health.
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Omnia’s latest launch offers a detailed analysis of why society’s preoccupation with wireless devices may be causing serious long-term consequences for human well-being. ‘Does EMF Radiation Affect Our Gut Health? What We Know So Far’ is now available to read on Omnia’s website.
More details can be found at https://www.omniaradiationbalancer.com/blogs/news/emf-radiation-gut-health
The newly published report was written by highly-respected journalist Jane Knight and offers readers an engaging study of emerging research on the effects of electromagnetic fields (EMF) on cellular activity, digestive function, and the consequences for overall human health.
The term ‘gut’ refers to the human gastrointestinal system – the long tract or tube that travels from the mouth, through the stomach and the large and small intestines, to the anus. Gut health relates to the essential balance of both good and bad bacteria, hormones, and nerves that enable the absorption of nutrients from the food one consumes. Good bacteria, or gut flora, are also responsible for activating immune function in cells, affecting the body’s ability to fight infection.
The report reveals that there are, in fact, trillions of beneficial microbes that line the intestinal tract. These colonies of microorganisms live in the skin, nose, and ears as well as in the gut. Readers can also learn about the 500 million nerve cells that connect the brain to the gut with more of these originating in the digestive tract. This is why the gut is sometimes referred to as a second brain.
According to the article, a large proportion of the hormone serotonin – responsible for feelings of wellbeing, happiness, and emotional stability – is produced in the gut alongside gamma-aminobutyric acid, or GABA, which regulates anxiety, fear, and the sleep cycle.
The report discusses the emerging scientific evidence, including a 2017 study published by the Journal of Microbiology, that suggests that the radiation from mobile phones and wireless devices significantly impairs the growth patterns of microbial cultures in the skin. Long-term damage to the human microbiome has also been shown to impact the onset of conditions such as Alzheimer’s, dementia, and multiple sclerosis.
Other topics include EMF radiation’s impact on immune response and the correlation between the increased use of mobile technology and the rise of auto-immune disorders. This connection also extends to the growing problem of antibiotic resistance which, scientists believe, is being exacerbated by low-level, non-ionizing radiation from phones, laptops, and base stations.
The report states, “If there was ever a time to listen to our gut, it is now. There is clear evidence that shows how EMF radiation can disrupt the delicate balance of our gut microbiome.”
For more information, and to read the report in full, please visit https://www.omniaradiationbalancer.com/blogs/news/emf-radiation-gut-health
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Organization: Omnia Collective Ltd
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