Topic: Cellular Repair

Smallstorm explains how constant EMF exposure prevents the body from entering the parasympathetic "rest and digest" mode necessary for cellular repair during sleep. She argues that having routers and cell phones active at night keeps the nervous system in a sympathetic "fight or flight" state. This chronic lack of repair is predicted to lead to severe infirmities as the current generation ages.

A healthy 25-year-old body manages approximately 300,000 serious cellular injuries and mutations per cell every day through an innate repair system. Dr. Apsley argues that regenerative medicine should focus on maintaining this high-efficiency repair state, which is observed in long-lived cultures until age 90. He contrasts this with the general lack of health in the United States, where the regenerative lifestyle has been abandoned.