It has been estimated that a sub-group consisting of 3% of the population suffers from EHS. Yet the mainstream medical community in the U.S. is unaware of the condition, putting those that suffer in a very lonely place.
Those few institutions that are aware of EHS, including the Center for Disease Control (CDC), the WHO, and IEEE at best, cautiously deny a link between weak electromagnetic exposure - from power lines, appliances, fluorescent lighting, cell phones, computers, TVs, cars, etc. - and a myriad of ill symptoms. Yet the Russians knew of "Radio Wave sickness" as far back as the 1940s!
Once a person becomes sensitized to electromagnetism - whether triggered from chemicals, heavy metals, electromagnetism, or their combination - the symptoms are manifested by weak electromagnetic fields (EMF), in fact, much weaker than most would fathom possible. Therein lies ammunition for the skeptics, whose only convenient explanation is a psychosomatic phenomenon.
Symptoms vary widely among individuals, and in many cases are debilitating. They include: sensitivity to light, skin irritation, rashes, tingling sensations, chronic fatigue, headaches, chest pains, irregular heart rhythm, and tinnitus. These symptoms are unspecific, meaning they can be caused by various stimuli, thus making EHS all the more elusive.
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