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In this paper an introduction to the concept of electrosmog (a form of electromagnetic pollution) and electrosensitivity (an adverse reaction to electrosmog) is provided. Chronic fatigue, chronic pain, sleep, mood and neurological disorders, cognitive dysfunction, dizziness, nausea, heart palpitations, impaired glucose regulation, tinnitus and skin problems are common symptoms among those who suffer from electrosensitivity, a condition well recognized in Europe but virtually unknown in North America. Those who have severe symptoms are unable to use and – in some cases – are unable to be in the same environment with the offending technology (mobile phones, antennas, Wi-Fi routers, fluorescent light bulbs, computers, smart meters, etc.). Five case studies are provided that document the effect of compact fluorescent light bulbs on the skin; treadmill on blood sugar; poor power quality on multiple sclerosis; computer on live blood; and cordless phone on the autonomic nervous system. Ways to diagnose and to help people recover from electrosensitivity are discussed.

Keywords: electrosmog, electrosensitivity, electrohypersensitivity, radio frequency radiation, dirty electricity, heart rate variability