Electromagnetic effects in the brain

In summary, a person living near a wind farm is experiencing strange sensations when the wind turbine blades are spinning fast. They feel immobilized when they get too close to the base of the turbine. The person is seeking advice on what to do and is recommended to seek medical advice from a qualified physician.
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good evening gentlemen, for some months I have a problem and maybe it depends on the wind turbines. I live in the countryside and there is a wind farm near my house, and when I am out gardening, when there is strong wind and the blades are spinning fast, I feel strange, as if I fall into a hypnotic trance or a catatonic state, it does not depend on the movement of the blades. , because they always turn, but it happens when I get too close to the base, I feel like immobilized, what can I do?
 
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You need to seek medical advice from a qualified physician who can actually examine you directly. We cannot provide medical advice of any kind here
 
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FAQ: Electromagnetic effects in the brain

What is the impact of electromagnetic fields on the brain?

Electromagnetic fields can have both positive and negative effects on the brain. They have been shown to stimulate brain activity and improve cognitive function, but they can also cause negative effects such as headaches, fatigue, and changes in mood.

How do electromagnetic fields affect brain waves?

Electromagnetic fields can influence brain waves by altering the electrical activity of neurons. This can lead to changes in brain function and behavior.

Can electromagnetic fields cause brain tumors?

There is no conclusive evidence that electromagnetic fields cause brain tumors. However, some studies have shown a potential link between long-term exposure to high levels of electromagnetic fields and an increased risk of certain types of brain tumors.

What are the sources of electromagnetic fields that affect the brain?

Electromagnetic fields can come from a variety of sources, including electronic devices such as cell phones, power lines, and household appliances. The strength and frequency of the fields can also vary depending on the source.

Are there any safety guidelines for exposure to electromagnetic fields?

Yes, there are safety guidelines set by organizations such as the World Health Organization and the International Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection. These guidelines recommend limits for exposure to electromagnetic fields in order to protect against potential health risks.

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