It is a cliche often used to mock people and make them look crazy, they are often portrayed in movies and TV-shows as crazy people with irrational fears of electronics like in the TV show "Better call Saul".
It is a very used strategy that the media uses when information that threatens their prejudice gets to the public in some way, they will insult everybody that believes that information to be true, it serves as a form of deterrent people will disregard that information not necessarily because the information is not true but people are afraid to don't be ridiculed and ostracized. This is what happened with many thing that proven to be true after all like the link between cancer and smoking, the government recording phone conversations and other data, and more recently with the implication of some politicians in the occult, satanic rituals and pedophilia.
I have been rejecting this idea for a long period of time, I remember years ago when I had some health issues and start doing research online to figure out what might be wrong with me, after visiting the doctor and being sent home despise the fact that i wasn't felling good.
At that time I thought that it is to crazy to be real, until recently after some of the symptom that I had for years aggravated, I decided to actually give this a test. Often desperation is what gives you the final push in the right direction.
I made an improvised tarp over my bed made out of aluminum foil just to test it out without breaking the bank. As you can block most of the radiation with something called a Faraday cage, basically if you wrap you cellphone in aluminum foil you loos all the service and wifi connection.
The results were shocking to say at least, my simptom improved almost immediately and I had some of the most restful sleep I had in a long time. The only crazy thing about wearing a tinfoilhat is that it actually works.
If you read the instruction manual of your phone they actually tell you that it is not safe to keep your phone closer than 1,5 cm to your body and is not recommended to keep it very close to your brain for too long. There is evidence that proves that it affects the bees population, plants that grow near cellphone towers and perhaps humans.
Some of your emotional and behavioural problems might be of a different cause than just psychological. Stress is the body's response to multiple issue not just an emotional trauma, it can also be toxicity, deficiency or a physical trauma like being radiated since the day you were born.
Pain changes the way you behave and and think, like for example if you are a spy and you get captured by the enemy they use pain to break you down psychologically.
If you have a low grade pain that is there pretty much since the beginning of your life, you will get use to it. You don't even realise how bad it is until you start to heal.
The five most common symptoms of electromagnetic hypersensitivity are:
skin itch/rash/flushing/burning, and/or tingling
confusion/poor concentration, and/or memory loss
fatigue and weakness
headache
chest pain and heart problems
Less commonly reported symptoms include:
nausea
panic attacks
insomnia
seizures
ear pain/ringing in the ears
feeling a vibration
paralysis
dizziness
Here someone who actually did the science about this:
