Could Electromagnetic Fields (EMFs) Be Causing Your Chronic Headaches?

Do you have chronic headaches and can't find the cause for them. Have you been to doctor after doctor and tried one medication after another without much luck? If so, Electromagnetic Fields (EMFs) may be the unsuspecting culprit.

Although your doctor may prescribe medication that works for a time, headaches that are caused by EMFs will tend to resurface as the effectiveness of the drugs fade. Your doctor may cite stress, or lack of sleep or other seemingly rational explanation for your headaches. However, when these causes are present, they, too could be triggered by the EMFs that are leading to your headaches. There have been more than a few studies linking stress and headaches.

Mankind has lived for centuries with the naturally occurring EMFs from the Earth's core and interaction with the Sun's and the naturally occurring electromagnetic fields in our environment. However, it is only since the dawn of the industrial age, that we began to be bombarded with unnaturally produced EMFs and in intensities never before seen. Everything from cars, TVs, radios, broadcast signals, hair dryers, cell phones, computers and more emit EMFs that bombard us unnaturally. Living next to electrical power lines can bombard you at alarming levels that have even been linked to leukemia.

We're not suggesting you shun all EMF producers and head for the deep woods and life of wilderness -- even there you wouldn't escape EMF bombardment with all the satellites beaming down, so what can you do to protect yourself?

One of the simplest is to wear a magnet on your body that produces enough of its own EMF in a safe way. A multi-polar magnet is just such a tool that does this. By being multi-polar, the magnet effectively generates an omni-directional EMF field that is just strong enough to keep your body from being bombarded by the artificially generated EMFs. How is this possible? A small localized electromagnetic field can easily buffer a much stronger external EMF and essentially push those waves away from the local area much like a car's mass pushing the air out of the way as it drives down the highway.

Did you know that the Earth's EMF is protecting you from the Sun's much, much stronger EMF? The Sun has a diameter that is 109 times that of the Earth and a mass about 2?1030 kilograms, 330,000 times that of Earth. But even with this nearly incomprehensible difference in size and mass, not to mention the Sun being an EMF generator of magnificant proportions, the Earth EMF is able to push the incoming EMFs away. In fact, without Earth's EMF, there would be no atmosphere to hold the air we breathe as the Sun's EMF would simply carry away anything on the Earth's surface.

Similar to how the Earth protects you from the Sun, so can a small multi-polar magnet do much the same for you. Such a device works simply by creating just enough of a field that your body is buffered from surrounding EMFs that are bombarding you throughout your daily life. So, if you haven't considered wearing EMF protection before now, give it a try and see for yourself. I for one am on the computer all day long at work and started wearing a magnet a few months ago. One of the things I noticed the first week is that I no longer have headaches (that I actually thought were eyestrain related) at the end of the day and am much more alert when I get home and still have energy to spend with my family.

Our EMF Shield is a personal and wearable shield about the size of a credit card and is designed to shield our natural bio-electrical system from these artificially generated electromagnetic fields. Simply wear the EMF Shield by placing in your pocket, or inside your belt, or in your pocketbook and gain protection from surrounding EMFs. No longer be at the mercy of your computer, TV, cell phone, or other appliances that can emit harmful levels of electromagnetic energy! Your body will self-regulate back to its natural electrically functional state. Learn more by Clicking Here

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The Causes and Effects of Chronic Headaches

Everyone gets a headache at some point in his or her life but dealing with chronic headaches can be a very stressful and debilitating condition. Caused by so many different things, it can be difficult to determine the exact source, making curing them nearly impossible in some cases. Symptoms and activities before, during and after such an attack are at times the only way to determine their cause, effect and treatment.

Causes

Chronic headaches can be caused by certain behavior or actions that allow stress to tighten the muscles of the neck, shoulders and back, leading to stress headaches developing. These will occur every time the stressful situation occurs, becoming almost psychological in its frequency and intensity. Being around certain foods or chemicals can cause headaches for hours afterwards, with the patient never realizing that their presence was the cause. Testing for allergies would then be the first step to treat that type of headache.

Physical ailments can also have headaches as its main symptom, as well as its potential cause. Someone that has suffered an injury to an arm or leg can begin to unconsciously tailor their movements so that they avoid triggering any pain associated with that injury and in doing so, put added stress onto joints and muscles while compensating that normally would not have happened. This can lead to spinal maladjustment or a pinched nerve, resulting in severe cervical pain and headaches from the physical stress.

People known to abuse substances like alcohol and drugs will often develop severe headaches when they try to abstain, because the chemical they have become dependent on are no longer present, causing the body to feel as if it is starving, with headaches becoming the prevalent symptom.

Avoiding Misdiagnosis

A continuing problem when it comes to diagnosing headaches is treating it with pain medications without uncovering the true source of the pain. This can lead to too much dependence on the medication, without having any true effect of the condition. One way to avoid misdiagnosis is for the patient to keep a headache journal during treatment, so that the doctor can see everything that occurred in their lives before the attack, how long it lasted and what the patient did immediately afterwards that did not bring on another attack. This can be especially helpful when the headache is actually brought on by what can be termed allergic triggers or when something within their regular routines may be contributing to their illness, like stress or psychological traumas.

Treatments

The only effective treatments for chronic headaches will be those that eliminate or solve the root cause of the problem. For stressful situations that bring on headaches, relaxation techniques, for example, will have more of an effect on the headache than prescribed medication. Lifestyle changes can make allergy based headaches a thing of the past, while chiropractic treatments will remove the physical condition causing the headache to occur. At its heart, the only true treatment for this condition is honest dialogue between doctor and patient.

Want to know more about the cause and effect of chronic headaches? The professionals at Nite Owl Urgent Care will be able to answer any of your questions, so call them today for an immediate consultation. Also, check out our new page on Chronic Headaches.

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