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| Everyday life for electrohypersensitive persons is a real ordeal in our hyperconnected society. Cédric Sandoz |
by Gregory Balmat, lacote.ch, 30 September 2015 (translation from French by the Editor of "Towards Better Health")
Inquiry: Electrohypersensitivity can make life nearly impossible. The phenomenon is given far too little recognition in Switzerland.
Migraine headaches, skin burns, joint pains, sharp stinging sensations, this is just a small sample of the physical suffering experienced daily by electrohypersensitive persons when they are exposed to electromagnetic fields or electrosmog.
Ills that are sufficiently painful to completely upset living. The status of this disorder remains unclear in many countries, including Switzerland.
In August, in France, the disability of a woman was recognized by the Incapacity Dispute Court of Toulouse because of her electrohypersensitivity (EHS). In evaluating her functional disability at 85%, the French court allowed her to receive an allowance as a handicapped adult, a first in the Hexagone which could set a judicial precedent and also radically transform the status of French electrohypersensitive persons.
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