And there's also interesting studies showing that just talking on a cell phone or even just being exposed to Wi-Fi might increase the rate of degradation of your

body,

body, you will start leaching more heavy metals

and in your body possibly absorbing more, especially your brain.

So again, we don't know to what extent, but this is, there's an entire group of researchers looking

at just this link and how it might affect Mercury safety and of course mercury safety here's a hint it's not safe so we shouldn't.

Welcome to Living 4D with Paul Check. Today's guest is Nicholas Pino, the EMS guide.

Nick is an investigative health journalist, educator, an advocate for safe technologies.

He is also the author of The Non-Tinfoil Guide to EMFs, which tackles the very serious topic of electromagnetic pollution with

humour and common sense.

Keep listening to the end of the podcast for a special offer on Nick's Electro Smug course.

All right, well welcome to Living 4D with Paul Check.

Today we have Nick Pino, who is a very, very intelligent guy who I love talking to and his book,

the non-tenfoil guide to EMFs, is by far the best book I've seen on the topic,

not only because it addresses all the key issues, shows the science of how electromagnetic pollution can disrupt human physiology.

But it's actually quite readable even to lay people and it helps people formulate pictures in their minds so they have a sort of a capacity to perceive what is often something that we don't think about a lot.

So Nick, I just want to start by saying once again,

thank you for the excellent job that you've done on your book

and for all the great work you're doing with your online course and as you know I've encouraged various podcasters to interview you because I felt your message was so important. I'm excited to be able to have you here with us today.

Thanks so much for having me, Paul. It's been too long since we last talked last year.

Yes, we've been trying, but it's just... since we are last talked last year.

Yes, we've been trying, but it's just the nature of all the moving pieces has been quite a dance, but we are here.

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