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Electrosmog – Detect and reduce invisible stress!
Electrosmog is a term used to describe potential stress from electromagnetic fields (EMF). Electricity has revolutionized our lives and is now an indispensable part of everyday life. However, with these benefits come side effects that can affect our health.

More and more people report unexplained complaints linked to electrical installations, mobile phone radiation, or electronic devices. Symptoms such as sleep disturbances, concentration problems, or general discomfort can be early warning signs.
Good to know: Electrosmog can often be significantly reduced or even avoided through simple measures.

 

Electrosmog: Health Risks and Solutions

​What is Electrosmog?
Electrosmog includes various types of stress:

• Low-frequency fields: Generated by household electricity, e.g., wiring or electrical devices.

• High-frequency fields: Caused by mobile phones, Wi-Fi, DECT phones, etc.

• Electrostatic charges: Created by plastics or synthetic materials.

An experienced building biologist can accurately identify the sources of these stressors and suggest suitable measures. Especially important: an electrosmog-free sleeping area, where the body can rest and regenerate.

 

Products Against Electrosmog – Critically Reviewed
Many products claiming to harmonize electrosmog are not scientifically proven. Often, stress can be reduced more sustainably and cost-effectively through targeted measures and simple changes in daily life.

Example: A client wanted to buy expensive devices worth €3,000. By using a network disconnect switch (€230) and switching to a corded phone, the stress was completely eliminated – and the money saved went into a nice vacation!

Low-Frequency Fields – Invisible Stress from Household Electricity

 

Electric alternating fields
Electric alternating fields are caused by AC voltage in wiring and devices, even when no current flows. Especially critical: these fields can affect the human body through capacitive coupling.

Typical sources:

• Household wiring, extension cords

• Bedside lamps, baby monitors

• Electric underfloor heating, night storage heaters

 

Magnetic alternating fields
Magnetic alternating fields are generated by flowing AC current, e.g., from switched-on devices. Particularly dangerous are stray currents, which can be conducted through gas or water pipes due to improper installation.

Typical sources:

• Transformers, electric underfloor heating

• High-voltage power lines, railway power (16.7 Hz)

 

High-Frequency Radiation – Invisible but Effective
High-frequency electromagnetic waves are used in many areas of life, e.g., mobile phones, Wi-Fi, or DECT phones. Increasingly, studies show that this radiation can have health effects, such as:

• Sleep disturbances

• Concentration problems

• Hormonal imbalance

 

Typical sources
Inside the house: Wi-Fi routers, cordless phones, gaming consoles, wireless mice.
Outside the house: Mobile phone towers, Wi-Fi hotspots, radar.

A building biologist can measure exposure with broadband meters or spectrum analyzers and recommend protective measures such as shielding paints or shut-off devices.

 

Electrostatic Charges – An Underestimated Danger
Electric DC fields are caused by plastics and synthetic materials, e.g.:

• Paints, coated furniture

• Curtains, carpets, wallpaper

These fields negatively affect indoor air quality by stirring up dust and changing air ions.

Remediation options:

• Removal of problematic materials

• Treatment with oils or waxes

 

Why a Measurement by a Building Biologist?
Professional electrosmog measurement is the first step to identify stressors and reduce them effectively. Our advantages:

• Experience and Expertise: We use state-of-the-art measuring devices and solid know-how.

• Individual Solutions: Every measurement is tailored to your needs.

• Neutrality: We do not sell products – our focus is on your health.

 

We’re Happy to Help – Solutions for a Healthy Living Environment!
Do you suffer from sleep problems, discomfort, or concentration issues? Do you suspect electrosmog in your home? We help you uncover the sources and find sustainable solutions.