IntroductionThe COVID-19 pandemic sparked a digital wellness revolution that isn’t going away anytime soon even as the world opened back up last year. We saw 2022 as a year that focused on self-care and embracing a big digital detox, with everyone taking time to prioritize themselves.Moving forward to 2023, the emphasis now shifts toward achieving balance. As we return to our pre-pandemic routines…
IntroductionAs we all know, the world is becoming increasingly digital and connected, and that includes modern travel. From smartphones and laptops to Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, the amount of electromagnetic field (EMF) radiation we are exposed to on a daily basis has never been higher.While there is an ongoing debate about the potential health risks of EMF radiation, there have been studies suggesting…
IntroductionOne of the most common complaints about modern life is that we just don't sleep as well as we used to. It's not uncommon for people to complain that they can't fall asleep or stay asleep, even if they've been taking their medication.A lot of this might be due to the fact that our bodies are exposed to more EMF radiation than ever before—and it's not just from our cellphones and compute…
IntroductionWireless charging is all the rage these days— It's convenient and easy, and is a good option for people who don't want to deal with the hassles of dealing with cords and plugs. It's also a nifty device for anyone who wants to move around without having to worry about their charger being with them or finding a place to plug in.But as with most wireless technology, it also has its drawba…
IntroductionIn this age of hyperconnectivity, our cell phones keep us “plugged in” to the world 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. In fact, in 2014, a study showed that only 2 devices had access to the internet for every person in the world. However, today, that number has increased to 2.4, indicating that one device is no longer enough for our modern life!With the constant need to stay connected, con…
Have you been finding it progressively more challenging to sleep at night as the years go on? Most people chalk it up as a part of getting older with the stress of added responsibilities. Still, it could also very well be the increasingly high amount of time we spend around wireless technology.It’s common knowledge that our usage of wireless devices can affect our sleep cycle; simply spending 30 m…
