Medical Doctors who Understand ES

We live at a time when the medical profession is not quite up to speed regarding the health effects of technology. I believe this is a transitional period and that in the future, electrical sensitivity (ES) will be officially acknowledged (it already is in parts of Europe). However, that time could be years away. Until then, it is up to us to treat ourselves as best we can and educate the medical doctors in our communities.

Electrical sensitivity is simply too new (at least on a wide scale) to be understood by most medical doctors. They were never trained to deal with this condition, so many have no idea what to do when they meet a patient like you. This is why it is important to share with them the most current research and treatment protocols in a way they can understand (calmly and with empathy).

There has been advancements in the past couple years with the 2019 and 2021 EMF Medical Conferences. These were the first two conferences dedicated solely to the EMF topic where medical professionals were able to earn continuing education credit. Here is my presentation at these two conferences:

What You Can Share with Your Doctor

The best thing I have heard from a medical doctor on this topic is that “you have to become an expert on your own body.” The worst I have heard is from my Kaiser Permanente doctor who said “you should probably just leave the country and go live on an island.”

That being said, I encourage you to read and share my ES guide. Additionally, here are some excellent, current resources to share with your MD:

1.) Diagnosis of ES by a Northern California medical doctor – click here to view this case study. Here is another article written by Dr. Scott Eberle explaining his experiencing of being electrically sensitive.

2.) Letter to your medical doctor from an MD regarding ES (updated 2017 version): ES Letter from Dr Andrew Tresidder

3.) Paper by Dr. Belpomme showing the physiological biomarkers that are prevalent in many of the 1,200 ES patients he has treated in Paris. This is an important step toward giving EHS its own diagnostic code and acceptance within the mainstream medical community: Belpomme EHS Biomarker Study 2015

4.) The European Academy for Environmental Medicine – EMF Working Group recently released its comprehensive guidelines on the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of ES: EUROPAEM EMF Guidelines 2016 for Prevention, Diagnosis and Treatment

5.) Austrian Medical Association ES Diagnosis and Guidelines (from EMF Working Group within the AMA): Austrian Medical Association EMF Guidelines

6.) This is an excellent medical summary about ES by a physician that you can print for your medical doctor.

7.) A comprehensive presentation on ES that you can print for your MD: Steve Weller EHS Presentation 2015

8.) Presentation by Dr. Erica Mallery-Blythe of PHIRE on treatment of ES: http://vimeo.com/100623585

9.) Presentation about the EMF issue by a medical doctor. This is one of the best overviews available on the web and all medical doctors should watch this:

This video of Dr. Mallery-Blythe at the 2019 EMF Conference is also excellent:

10.) This video is also excellent. It’s a 15-min summary of ES and is dedicated to a 15-year-old girl, Jenny Fry of the UK, who recently committed suicide because of her electrical sensitivity. You can read her story here.

If you are looking for a medical professional with knowledge of ES, I have provided a few suggestions below – some will consult remotely via phone or Skype. You should also look under the Academy of Environmental Medicine in your area. Medical doctors with a focus on environmental medicine or who have been personally affected will know more about ES than your typical medical doctor.