Do Phones and WiFi Affect Your Aura? Understanding Their Impact!

Modern life relies completely on wireless connectivity to keep us moving through our daily tasks. We spend our days surrounded by invisible waves, holding our smartphones to our bodies, and sleeping near constantly working routers. While we may think about mental exhaustion related to constant connection, there is one more question arising now in the sphere of well-being: how these frequencies affect our energy? 

Well, in holistic wellness, our personal energy is called an aura, whereas science calls it our bioelectrical human energy field. Knowing how all the gadgets we use connect with our aura will help to maintain a balance in the world of technology. Read on to find out how wireless frequencies interact with your personal energy and how to protect yourself from them.

Understanding the Human Aura and Your Bioelectrical Field

The phenomenon of the human aura is known since ancient times when many healing practices described this subtle energy field surrounding our bodies. The interesting fact is that our biology is aligned with this wisdom and, thus, our body can be referred to as bioelectrical. All the heartbeats, nerve impulses, and all other cellular processes rely on the electricity of our bodies.

Our heart generates an electromagnetic field that extends several feet from the body. So, when speaking about the human aura from a practical point of view, we mean exactly this complex and delicate bioelectrical network. Because this field is electrical, it is inherently sensitive to external electromagnetic forces.

Also Read: How Stress, Negativity, and Anxiety Damage Your Energy Field?

What Science Says About WiFi and Cell Phone Radiation

Every time you use your wireless devices to stream videos or send messages, these devices use the radiofrequency electromagnetic fields (RF-EMFs) to transmit information. According to various scientific analyses of this issue, published in different medical databases, these artificial waves work very differently from natural waves.

Pulsed Frequencies

The artificial EMF emitted from routers and smartphones is characterized by pulsation. Unlike the natural fields that operate at certain rhythms, this kind of waves is very sharp and abrupt. Our bioelectrical systems have to process this kind of information.

Polarized Fields

These waves are also highly polarized. Polarized waves influence the electrical groups in our cells much more strongly than the non-polarized waves.

The Factor of Absorption

When you place a smartphone close to your body, some of this electromagnetic field is absorbed. This is measured as Specific Absorption Rate (SAR). However, despite the fact that this energy is non-ionizing and does not break chemical bonds immediately like X-ray does, it still has some subtle effects on your biological environment.

The World Health Organization (WHO) and International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) classify the radiofrequency electromagnetic fields as "possibly carcinogenic to humans." This classification works only as a warning about this potential danger.

The Deep Biological Impact: Cells and Stress Loops

All the clash between the external EMFs and our inner human energy field occurs at the cellular level. Research highlights that a substantial portion of the stress caused by tech signals comes down to cellular chemistry.

Calcium Overload and VGCCs

Our cells contain very small but highly sensitive voltage-gated calcium channels (VGCCs). They have voltage sensors consisting of twenty positive charges and, therefore, these sensors are very susceptible to any electrical influence from outside. 

When exposed to cell phone radiations and WiFi, the VGCCs can be activated, and there will be an inflow of calcium inside the cells, affecting their bioelectrical environment.

Stress Loops and Lack of Energy

This inflow of calcium causes a cascade of reactions. First of all, the excessive nitric oxide is generated and this substance can reach the mitochondria that produce our body energy (ATP), slowing down this process and reducing your vitality. This leads to the depletion of our human energy field or aura.

Also, this process produces free radicals that cause oxidative stress. Oxidative stress damages the macromolecules in the cells, such as proteins, lipids, and DNA, causing low-grade inflammation.

Effects of Wireless Radiation on Systemic Vitality and Hormones

The effects are not limited to the skin but reach further into our reproductive system and nervous system. Research has found out that long-term exposure to wireless radiation may affect the way hormones are synthesized, thus reducing levels of estrogen, progesterone, and testosterone. 

In the brain, excessive exposure to such radiation might also cause increased oxidative stress of the cerebral cortex, resulting in fatigue, brain fog, and overexcitement of the nervous system.

Ways to Protect Yourself from the Tech-Distortion of Your Energy Field

You don't need to go live in a cabin in order to protect your vital field from stress induced by technology. Establishing some basic boundaries with digital devices will significantly lower your exposure without cutting you off from the rest of the world. The following tricks will help you protect your energy field:

1. Create Some Distance from the Phone When You Are Sleeping

Do not keep your phone in your pillow or next to your bed when you are sleeping. Put your phone on the opposite side of the room to create some distance which will significantly decrease the intensity of the electromagnetic field.

2. Turn Off Your Device Network Connections While Sleeping

Turn your phone into airplane mode or shut down the WiFi network inside your house before going to sleep. When your device stops actively looking for connections, the radiation emitted by it becomes nearly insignificant, providing your bioelectrical field with a clean place to recover.

3. Increase Distance from the Active Transmitter During Phone Conversations

Use the speaker function when talking over the phone or use wire-connected earphones to keep the active transmitter away from your head and ears.

4. Avoid Keeping the Cell Phone In the Pockets

Avoid carrying an active cell phone in your trouser or shirt pocket all day. Instead, keep it in a backpack, a briefcase, or resting on your desk nearby to minimize close, prolonged tissue contact.

5. Start Practicing Digital Sunset

Disconnect from all your devices and stop using all the screens at least 30 to 60 minutes before going to bed. This simple boundary will allow your nervous system to relax, avoid blue light affecting the production of your sleep hormones, and will provide your bioelectrical field a chance to relax before you fall asleep.

Recharging Internal Battery: Grounding and Proper Nutrition

Decreasing your technology exposure is one side of the coin; strengthening your body's natural defense mechanisms is another side. To overcome oxidative stress and inflammation caused by tech exposure, consider making a lifestyle that will recharge your internal battery.

• Feed with Anti-Inflammatory Foods: To help your body with its internal defense against stress, eat meals which contain antioxidants such as berries, walnuts, leafy green vegetables, and turmeric.

• Grounding Yourself: Spend more time outside, walking barefooted on grass, soil, or sand. The direct contact with the earth will allow your body to get rid of accumulated static tension and fill itself with natural electrons, resetting your bioelectrical rhythm.

• Mindfulness Exercises: To offset the stress caused by endless digital notifications, practice deep breathing, meditation, or journaling to give your mind a break from the stream of notifications, and to shift your body to the relaxation state.
  

Conclusion

Being part of the wireless world doesn't mean living in fear of your gadgets. Your phone and home WiFi are wonderful tools that help you advance, but only if you set some intelligent boundaries for using them. 

Vitality becomes available only when you manage your interactions with digital devices in a proper manner. If your energy feels drained, connect with AuraHeal experts and book a session designed to help you feel balanced and refreshed.