Abstract

Overview

Living organisms are constantly exposed to the natural electromagnetic fields (EMFs) of the Earth. These include the global atmospheric electrical circuit, Schumann resonances, and the geomagnetic field, which have evolved alongside life on this planet.

Findings

• The circadian rhythm, vital for regulating physiological functions in humans, can be influenced not only by light but also by Earth's EMFs.
• Seasonal and cyclic solar disturbances such as sunspots and weaker geomagnetic fields during certain times can negatively impact human health.
• Severe disruptions of the circadian rhythm can lead to inflammation, which manifests as fatigue, fever, and flu-like symptoms in some people, and exacerbates conditions in older or already diseased individuals.
• Technological sources of electromagnetic pollution, such as wireless devices and internet satellites, and the use of non-conductive materials in construction and footwear can interfere with EMF perception, leading to health issues.

Conclusion

The study indicates a significant link between electromagnetic fields, both natural and artificial, and the health of human circadian rhythms. Addressing EM pollution and enhancing natural EMF exposure may offer considerable health benefits.