A better working treatment is good but understanding these numbers seems important. That's a large increase in a very short time.
https://www.theaftd.org/posts/front-page/cloudflare-co-found...
I assume that people around you are also more likely to notice issues, and convince you to seek medical help before it's too late.
To add another trope, do not be shocked if EMFs are also found to be contributing. I know, this is coming from a schizophrenic, so whatever.
Interestingly though, there have been some studies that show a possible link between schizophrenia and ionizing radiation. (for instance: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/11087010/ )
What type of EMF exposure? You see, there really has not been studies of real world newer EMF frequencies and none on mmWave exposure that are not only based on the thermal effects.
Please see this from 2023:
https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/abstract/document/9665755
However, the available studies have not investigated the health effects resulting from exposure from the 5G mobile phone and base station antennas from 700 MHz to 30 GHz on the cognitive performance, well-being subjective symptoms, human physiological parameters, and EEG of adults. There is a need for such research regarding this current emerging technology. Such studies are significant in determining whether 5G technology is indeed safe for humans.
If this were true, GPS wouldn't work. It's entirely possible to communicate below the noise floor. See https://www.pa3fwm.nl/technotes/tn09b.html for a mathematical analysis.
But, lets sy they are the same, we are not exposed to sunlight at night, but we are exposed to ELF-EMFS and RF-EMFs now 24x7. Imagine living with a 24 hour sun.
The only population I’ve encountered with a similar strangeness to them is folks who have worked their whole life in a high VOC environment. Paint shops, print shops, that kind of thing. We were shopping for some custom canvas work for a boat, and at every shop we got quotes from there was overpowering smell of polyvinyl chloride, and every shop owner had a very weird affect to them.
[1] https://www.albany.edu/news-center/news/2022-ualbany-led-stu...
So just keep that in mind before drawing conclusions.
My point is that EMF has shown affects on people, but we know almost nothing about the implications ("unknown clinical significance").
But let say they were overpowered, but not at the extent you are claiming. Were these studies "over powered" on purpose? There is evidence that they were to dismiss any health effects in studies completed by companies that make thee devices and this is discussed by researchers.
I calculated it myself. It was in response to one of those anti-EMF folks posting these papers as proof that cell phones were very dangerous. It's been several years since I did this, I don't have the references or calculations handy.
They exposed rats to increasing levels of radiation power for relatively short durations, and only the highest had the adverse effects.
Of course, could be I calculated it wrong. But it was a fairly simple scaling thing ala watts per gram of tissue, and I did do it for at least a few papers.
And yes, I think these were overpowered on purpose. If there was no effect at these extreme levels, it wouldn't make much sense spending resources studying lower-level exposure.
Such events leave emotional scars on anyone, but can trigger schizophrenia in those who have a family history of the disease.
[0] https://academic.oup.com/brain/article/147/12/4121/7811070