The speaker discusses how electromagnetic fields (EMFs) pose health risks to women that mirror those observed in men. Key concerns include reduced fertility and lower-quality oocytes, increased cancer risk, leaky gut, cardiovascular disease, and neurodegenerative disorders. The underlying mechanism is identified as chronic oxidative stress caused by constant EMF exposure, likened to other stressors such as poor diet. The segment emphasizes that while the range of ailments appears broad, they are linked through this oxidative stress pathway.
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Bulletproof radio, a state of high performance. What does EMF do for women? What are the risks? It's actually very similar to men. So for women, I mean, I think first we should backpedal a little bit and kind of look at what the risks associated with the mfs are. Because we just talked about fetchability and fertility is one of them. But the risks go broader. There is risks of cancer, there are risks of leaky guts, cardiovascular risks, and neurological disorders or neurodegenerative diseases. And. And so for women, the risk is very much the same as men. And the studies have looked at the impact on oversights as well as the impact on hormones. And what we're seeing is, yes, lower fertility for women and lower quality oocytes or even like just that destroyed. And I think what could be interesting is to look at, okay, but why are EMFs causing these issues? Because if I say it this way, like, yeah, cardiovascular disease and also cancer and also fatty tissues kind of sounds like, well, that's the whole issues of the world are linked to emf. That's not exactly why, but the reason for this is because EMFs are a source of oxidative stress, a very strong source of excitative stress in your body. Like other. Like actually eating, not eating well is another source of oxidative stress, but EMS is a constant one that you can't really do much about.
