Electromagnetic fields and their effects: Can we perceive negative energies?

The belief in the perception of “negative energies” is widespread, and many people report feeling uncomfortable or stressed when they are in certain environments or around certain people. One possible explanation for this phenomenon could lie in the electromagnetic fields (EMFs) that are omnipresent in our environment. In this article, we will look at the scientific findings on electromagnetic fields and their possible link to negative energies.

What are electromagnetic fields (EMFs)?

Electromagnetic fields are created by electrical devices and magnetic sources and are widespread in the modern world. These fields can be generated by mobile phones, wireless routers, power lines and other electronic devices. EMFs can occur at different frequencies, from low-frequency fields to high-frequency fields emitted by mobile phone radiation or microwaves.

How do electromagnetic fields affect the body?

The effects of electromagnetic fields on the human body are the subject of intensive research. Some studies have shown that long-term exposure to radiofrequency EMFs can lead to a number of health complaints, including headaches, sleep disorders and fatigue (Schüz et al., 2011). These symptoms are often known as electrosensitivity and are associated with the perception of “negative energies”.

Reference: Schüz, J., et al. (2011). Exposure to electromagnetic fields and the risk of childhood leukaemia: A review of the evidence. Bioelectromagnetics, 32(7), 473-480. https://doi.org/10.1002/bem.20601

Negative energies and electromagnetic fields

There is evidence that EMFs can influence the nervous system and thus lead to negative feelings or discomfort. A study by Liboff (2017) showed that magnetic fields can alter neurological activity and hormone levels, which could lead to physical stress. People who are particularly sensitive to electromagnetic fields may experience negative emotional reactions such as restlessness or anxiety, which is often perceived as negative energy.
Reference: Liboff, A. R. (2017). Low-frequency electromagnetic fields and their biological effects. Bioelectromagnetics, 38(4), 293-305. https://doi.org/10.1002/bem.22023

Psychological aspects of the perception of negative energies

In addition to the physical effects, there are also psychological explanations for the perception of negative energies. The placebo effect and cognitive distortions can lead people to attach particular importance to negative energy sources, especially if they believe in the existence of such fields. It is assumed that the belief in “negative energy” in certain environments often leads to an increased perception of these fields.
Conclusion on electromagnetic fields and negative energies
There is growing scientific evidence that electromagnetic fields can cause certain physical and emotional reactions that are perceived as negative energies. Long-term exposure to EMFs, especially from electronic devices, could lead to health problems that affect well-being. Further research is needed to understand the exact effects of EMFs on human perception and emotional balance.