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What are the effects of the increasing electrification of our work and home environment? Our earth’s own electromagnetic field protects life from the harsh solar space environment, but humans have now amassed a grand array of electro-pollution that adds a great strain to our life and health. From TVs, computers and mobile phones beaming out EMFs, to radio frequencies, radar and electrical leakage from power lines, we are now enveloped in a soup of unnatural frequencies and electrical energy.
My special guest today is Carlos Millan, a software engineer, biologist, historian and chi kung therapist who lives in Mexico. He is involved in research to understand how life reacts to and deals with electro-pollution.
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