Andrea Kessel Fabry's tracks: Recent Episodes
The Connecting Place
What can be done to give our bodies a break and restore our sleep? What impact does technology have on our sleep? Find out how to reduce your exposure to electromagnetic fields based on principles from the field of Building Biology. See more: http://it-takes-time.com/2015/07/31/melatonin-and-electronic-devices/
Dafna Tachover is the CEO of the advocacy group: We Are The Evidence. Hear how she became injured by wireless radiation, and her fight to speak out for others who are suffering.
Andrea's husband Chris interviews Andrea about her interaction with those injured by indoor environments.
Looking to purchase a home? Planning to rent an apartment or town home? Consider these guidelines for choosing a safe and healthy home!
Environmental architect Dr. Tim Sharpe of Glasgow explains how improper ventilation exposes us to harmful levels of pollutants. Unhealthy indoor air is often hard to detect. Keep these suggestions in mind when assessing the health of your home, office or school.
Reconnecting with nature has played a major role in my recovery from toxic mold exposure. I've learned what it means to spend time outside intentionally without headphones or sunglasses. Find out what others have said about the health benefits of spending time outdoors.
FCC chairman Tom Wheeler has formally announced the rollout of 5G (fifth generation) wireless technology. 5G technology will allow people to download entire movies in seconds. Does this convenience come with a price? Former congressional candidate and activist Kevin Mottus explains why consumers should be concerned about the lack of safety standards when it comes to wireless radiation.
Theodora Scarato, LCSW-C explains why she is concerned about the impact of wireless radiation on children and offers practical solutions for safer technology. Learn about her work with Environmental Health Trust and Parents for Safe Technology!
Dr. Victoria Dunckley is an integrative psychiatrist and author of the book Reset Your Child's Brain: A Four-Week Plan to End Meltdowns, Raise Grades, and Boost Social Skills by Reversing the Effects of Electronic Screen-Time. In this episode, Dr. Dunckley explores the hidden effects of screens, the impact on bonding and empathy and looks at the current Pokemon GO obsession. She also responds to the American Academy of Pediatrics policy statement on Virtual Violence issued July 2016.
The founders of Screen-Free Parenting discuss the developmental benefits of raising children without screens. (Or with limited access to screens.)
Breast cancer survivor Kristi Marsh shares her story of diagnosis and the resulting aha moment that led her to launch Savvy Women's Alliance. Don't miss Kristi's inspiring story!
Louis Slesin has been reporting on the potential health and environmental impacts of electromagnetic fields and radiation for more than 35 years. In this interview, Louis discusses the findings of the National Toxicology Program rat study linking cancer with cell phones. Find out what the media isn't telling you!
Acetaminophen is America's most popular drug ingredient. You'll find it in more than 600 over-the-counter and prescription medications. Researcher Dr. Ann Bauer shares what the latest science shows about acetaminophen and how the course of her career changed after one conversation at lunch.