How to Talk to Others About EMF

September 9, 2023
Mehreen
Knowledge

If you’re concerned about EMF radiation, you probably want to warn others as well. But we understand that it can be difficult. You don’t want to scare people, and you also don’t want them to think you’re wearing a tinfoil hat. So, how to talk to others about EMF can be tricky, but it’s certainly something you can do more effectively.

Not Everyone Wants to Talk

There are some people who simply don’t want to hear what you have to say. And that’s fine. You have to learn their boundaries and respect them. You can’t expect everyone to agree with you. All you can do is discuss it with those who want to listen. Don’t waste energy on those who don’t.

Stick to Health Risks

If you’re well-versed in all things EMF-related, you might be tempted to throw in everything in your discussion. But sticking to the health risks is most important if you want to change minds. Instead of focusing on being addicted to technology or privacy issues, instead keep it zeroed in on the health risks of EMF radiation. You’ll not only find a better listener, but it’ll keep the information from being diluted. If you find that they’re willing to learn more, you can add in the other things later. But the health risks are the most important when you’re talking to someone who is new to the issues EMF can cause.

Be Factual

Talking to someone with cold, hard facts is important. Using your own bias is fine, only if you let them know first. Otherwise, only use real science in your conversation. Not being factual can turn someone off fast.

Make It Personal

Explain your own experience with EMF radiation and what you’ve done to mitigate some of the risks.

Take Your Time

Any kind of change is difficult for many people, so this is going to take more than one conversation. But don’t bombard people all at once. Take your time and be vigilant, but not overbearing.

Listen

Listen to what questions are asked and any feedback you get. It will help you when talking to others if you listen to each conversation and learn from it.