Is 'Electric Pollution' Harming Your Health?
The Invisible Stressor in Our Modern World
We live in a world surrounded by technology we love, our phones, our Wi-Fi, our smart devices. They connect us and make our lives easier. But have you ever stopped to ask: what is this invisible environment of “electric pollution” doing to our biology?
Most people don’t realize how disruptive these man-made frequencies can be. They oscillate at a rate that is dozens of times higher than our own body's natural frequency. When we're immersed in that, it pulls our own "body electric" out of whack.
Think of it like any other unnatural stressor. If you’re constantly taking in man-made chemicals, over time, your body’s immune system gets weakened. EMF is no different. It’s an environmental stressor that can compromise your body's functions, making your brain less efficient and suppressing your immune system.

The Big Debate: Are Low-Level EMFs Really a Threat?
Now, I know what some of you might be thinking. “But Robby, government agencies and the World Health Organization say these devices are safe as long as they're below the official limits.”
And that is the official stance. I’m not here to debate it, but I am here to add a crucial piece of context that often gets left out.
In 2011, the WHO’s own International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) did a major review. They classified radiofrequency EMF, the kind from cell phones, as a “Group 2B Agent,” which means it is “possibly carcinogenic to humans.”
So, while the official line says the risk isn’t fully proven, the world’s leading cancer agency is on record saying the link is credible enough to warrant this classification. My philosophy has always been: if there is a credible risk, we should take proactive steps to protect ourselves, rather than waiting years for the science to catch up.
How EMF Directly Impacts Your Sleep Quality
So where do we feel the effects of this electric pollution most acutely? The first question I often ask people who are facing health challenges is, "How did you sleep?"
The answer is almost always, "Not well."
When you sleep near your Wi-Fi router, or with your phone on by your bed, those wavelengths disrupt your brain's ability to get into the deep, restorative REM and delta wave sleep. This is the stage of sleep where your body truly repairs itself. One hour of that deep sleep is equivalent to two or three hours of light sleep.
If you don't get that deep sleep, you don’t repair. Your cleansing organs and detox pathways can't keep up. Now, compound that with any existing health challenge—Lyme, chronic fatigue, fibromyalgia, and it becomes extra hard for your body to recover, day after day.

Your Action Plan: Creating an EMF Protection Sanctuary
We can’t escape EMF completely, but we can build a sanctuary where our body can rest, repair, and recover. Since so many of us are home more often, every little bit you do on the positive side makes a difference.
That’s why we developed our EMF-protection sleep products.
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The Therasage Weighted Blanket: This blanket has a protective silver lining to block EMF, but it also does more. It’s filled with grounding gemstones, so as it’s weighing you down, it’s also generating healthy, calming frequencies. That gentle weight also helps you stay in the deep sleep cycle longer by preventing tossing and turning. Learn more about our blanket here.
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The Therasage Eye Mask: This is one of my favorite products. It’s also weighted with a silver lining, but its most important job is to create complete darkness. This is crucial because your pineal gland needs total darkness to produce the maximum amount of melatonin—the hormone that keeps you in a deep, relaxed sleep state.

The Takeaway: Proactive Protection in a Modern World
The world isn’t getting any less electric. The key is not to live in fear, but to live with awareness. Understand that your body is constantly under stress from the environment, and take simple, powerful steps to protect it where it matters most.
You can’t control the outside world, but you can control your bedroom. By creating a protected sanctuary for sleep, you give your body the fighting chance it needs to repair, regenerate, and stay resilient.
- Robby Besner
