Ringing in the Ears (EMF Connection...?)

Hi......I have had ringing in the ears for about 10 years. In the last 2 to 3 years I have been hiking in the woods and mountains, sometimes barefoot, if the terrain isn't too rocky and have noticed that the ringing in my ears eased up considerably to almost gone. Upon returning to civilization (EMF) have noticed that the ringing in my ears have come back. I am curious if this has happened to anyone else!

 

Pls measure the emf using app it should be below 250 mg
I strongly believe it's a factor

 

How do you measure EMF? there is an application for it?

 

Hi I bought a Tenmars EMF meter to measure.

Search my threads that I opened. I also thought WiFi or cellular waves affect my T but I am not very conclusive.

Happened before when I went to a remote countryside where you only see villagers and plantations it was very soft T and almost gone and when back to city it was louder slightly.

Wondering could it be because in the woods it is more quiet and in the city it is nosier?

 

Yes it effects v much but it's not the root cause

 

So what is the causes you suspect?

 

There is microwave tower with in 100 m range when I am out of town for few days t is less

 

When you say you are out of town do you mean going to a more remote place which is more peaceful and quiet?

Does your T increases consistently the moment you are near the tower and decrease consistently when u are away from the tower?

 

No the effect comes after some days

 

I've made the same general observation -- less T after days out in nature. However:
* it's not 100% predictable
* "out in nature" means "less EMFs", but also means "less smog", "less noise pollution", "less exposure to household pets and dust", etc etc etc.

So, I'm not necessarily convinced EMFs have much to do with it. Every study that has attempted to address electrosensitivity in humans has concluded that it's not a real thing -- on the other hand, there haven't been many studies, and if there is some crazy dose-and-time dependency such that you don't improve until several days away from field strength, no one has attempted to address that.

 

So you mean your T volume did not increase immediately when near the microwave tower?

 

Yes

 

And more and more urban people get T out of nowhere. I wonder..

 

EMFs definitely a factor for me. I try to avoid Wifi as much as possible, never eat microwaved food and sleep in a room with no electricity turned on so never have lamp at bedside or phone in bedroom. You can get devices to protect you; look at Memon. Some folks are so insensitive they could work among strong EMFs all day and every day and not be affected, others are very sensitive and are affected by small amounts so we're all different. It's a bit like saying that peanuts are dangerous........most folks are OK with them but they can kill some people so do what you need to to protect yourself.

 

Some people believe in the principle of Earthing to release positive stored electrons in the body and give them to the earth ... hiking and being in nature connects you better to the earth (touching soil, trees, sitting on grass, etc) ... check out `earthing` ... cell phones give of a lot of electrons and best way to use them is outside while touching a natural source with feet or hands ...

I used to sleep `earthed` I had a blanket that was interwoven with silver threading and connected to a wire going outside the window straight into my garden.. Still have T although I dod sleep quit well suing this blanket.

 

Well, I may be able to weigh in on this a bit soon, lol.

next month I'm going camping for several days in a place which has literally zero cell towers within a 4 mile radius (compared to the 70+ I have at home).

In the months after, I may well be moving to such a place for a year or so. Not specifically because of EMFs, but because I know that being in a busy, loud, urban environment is doing bad things to my stress, and that stress in turn is not helpful to my T or anything else.

 

I moved to a house next to a powerline and aboveground power. I got T a few days after I moved in and my T is loudest in the room where the power comes in.

 

Why cell phone base stations might make a powerful audible squeal at 10kHz:
"boost and buck converters were added to the system in order to reach the desired voltages for each one of the systems. Switching frequency was set at 10 kHz to ensure proper efficiency and reduced capacitor and inductor sizes."
http://d-scholarship.pitt.edu/24055/1/cremera_etd2015.pdf

Could be that microwave tinnitus is not tinnitus at all, or is fatigue due to living day in an day out with real noise coming from a cell base station. Sometimes called switching power supply noise, coil noise, or capacitor noise. Even when the power supplies switch at much higher frequencies they can be heard to squeal at lower frequencies.

 

I’m surprised all of you guys talking about EMF aren’t getting booted off here. I did.