Britain is becoming addicted to popping pills with a huge increase in prescriptions stretching the health service to its limit.  The cost of drugs handed out by GPs over the past five years has jumped by 27% breaking the 10 billion pound barrier.  Health experts are baffled by this dramatic rise looking every which way to apportion blame.  The one avenue they haven’t investigated is the huge proliferation over the same five years of mobile phone masts erected to support an expediential growth in mobile phone technology and use. 

Mobile phone masts are known to interrupt sleep patterns as they interfere with melatonin production, the lack of which also destroys the immune system. Therefore it is unsurprising that according to the Daily Mail of 27th August 2007 that GPs hand out more than 730,000 prescriptions for anti depressants per week and 870,000 prescriptions for antibiotics.

Both statistics, we at Wirelessfacts believe are in the main attributable to the UK population’s health reacting to the general increase in radio frequency radiation in both the external and home environment.  Increasingly we cannot escape from mobile phone masts or our own or close neighbours internal wireless technologies.  The early affects of radio frequency radiation or electrosmog as it is becoming known, do indeed manifest themselves in symptoms/sickness that often leave GPs uneducated in the affects of electrosmog, confused.

Firstly let’s look at why confused GPs are prescribing so many antidepressants.  Simply people are unable to achieve full restorative REM sleep where bedrooms are infected by electrosmog.  Within a surprisingly short time sufferers will experience over tiredness and irritability leading to an inexplicable depression.  Unlike normal depression/anxiety where the cause of which can be easily identified ie relation to a life problem, this cannot be achieved unless both patient and GP are educated in the effects of electrosmog.  Therefore during his/her short consultation, invariably the GP will prescribe anti depressants.  Before we move on to the increase in the prescription of antibiotics, the reader should take a moment to reflect on the significance of the acceleration in the number of prescriptions for anti depressants which amounts to a shocking 84% of the number of prescriptions for antibiotics.

Secondly let’s look at electrosmog’s part in the prescription of antibiotics.  This we believe is much easier to explain.  As documented on this web site it is almost beyond doubt that electrosmog interferes with melatonin production.  Melatonin refreshes the immune system, so the lack of this fundamental process on the human body, combined with a lack of sleep will obviously make us more susceptible to every bug and illness that we come into contact with and this simply explains the increase in the prescription of antibiotics.

If you feel you might be affected by electrosmog, you might want to investigate full membership of Wirelessfacts which entitles you to e-mail consultation with a member of our staff.  Alternatively you may wish to visit our shop which offers various ways of reducing electrosmog levels within your home environment.