Sol Brah describes head pressure that stopped when he quit AirPods, citing a 2015 study on calcium ion leakage from EMF exposure near the skull and a 2019 petition by 250+ scientists questioning Bluetooth safety standards. He recommends wired headphones instead.
Who do you know that uses AirPods? Do they also get random headaches, anxiety, or brain fog? Could it be that there is a link between these wireless technologies and how we feel? I totally get it. The convenience is great. I used AirPods for years, and then one day I noticed something. I felt a slight pressure in my head, a bit of pain, just a subtle sensation. I stopped using the AirPods and the feeling went away. I haven't looked back since. In my opinion, those little white pods could be contributing to things that we don't fully understand yet. They sit deep within the ear, only millimeters away from sensitive brain tissue. We know that with non-native electromagnetic force, it's much more intense the closer you are to the source. It's why people are rightly concerned with 5G antennas near their homes or on top of their apartment buildings. While I trust my intuitive feelings to guide me and let me know when something isn't good, a 2015 study did find that EMF exposure within 1 inch of the skull led to calcium ion leakage and other oxidative stress. This is signs of biological decay. In 2019, over 250 scientists signed a petition to urge the World Health Organization to review their standards when it comes to EMF like Bluetooth and Wi-Fi. This would be helpful if the WHO actually cared about our health. I find that ironic that some biohackers record a health podcast while having this technology deep inside their head. Listen, I'm not telling you what to do. On some level, there is a degree of trade-off between this modern world that we live in, the convenience of technology, and our health. You have to make that decision for yourself. However, I think that the healthiest and coolest thing you can do is to protect your brain long-term. You can still listen to music, get work done in peace with wired headphones like this. Do you want better brain function, sharper focus, and a calmer nervous system? Maybe it's time to ditch those wireless brain melters.
