Since some months I am experiencing a skin rush, very itchy. I did the blood exams and I found it was related to my thyroid.
Investigating the causes I found that it could be connected to the exposition to the wi-fi electro-magnetic fields.
They are related with the production of toxines which wake-up the immunitary system.
I am doing some experiments to verify this connection, and I cabled my internet connection. I'll see the results in weeks.

In the meanwhile, anyone else experienced similar problems?

I only heard about this 1 or 2 times in the news...it's very rare...

Here are some articles :

https://www.sott.net/article/133265-...ne-womans-saga

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technolog...fing-home.html

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technolog...nch-court.html

Thank you for the articles, Xanadu. The first is a terrible case, ugh--

Among the various hypotesis I find this one very interesting: the electro-magnetism gets a response on the metal which is present in our blood.
Some food containing heavy metals could intensify this response, rising up the immunitary reaction of the body.

This is such bull. Your body is and has always been getting dosed in EMF. Radio waves do not cause cancers and other ailments. Most of the studies you read about involve rates at very large dosage rates of radiation. These animal tests are not only inconclusive they are grossly incomparable.

The scientists are not agree about this, Forever. Some say we are not affected, some say we do. Same as the climate change debate.
In this case is very hard to distinguish the effects, the factors are so many.
But I think ignoring what's surrounding us is a bit foolish. Maybe you live in an apartment, in a building: take a look at your cellphone and count how many EMF sources surround you. Really they have no influence at all?
If they produce modification on something (which it means they have physical effects on physical matters, even we don't see them) how we can absolutely sure they don't interfere with our organism in some ways, if the exposition is protracted?