Anders Brunstad and Robert Oldham Young*

Department of Research, Innerlight, Biological Research and Health Education Foundation, USA

*Corresponding Author: Robert Oldham Young, Department of Research, Innerlight, Biological Research and Health Education Foundation, USA.

Received: January 02, 2025; Published: June 16, 2025

Abstract

The intersection of electromagnetic radiation (EMR), vaccine adjuvants, and environmental pollutants poses an increasingly concerning public health challenge. Historically, major technological advancements, from the introduction of the telegraph to the global rollout of 5G, have coincided with significant spikes in mortality and the emergence of new diseases [1,3,13].

The use of metallic adjuvants, such as aluminum and graphene oxide in vaccines, compounds these effects, exacerbating neurological disorders and other health outcomes [16,22,25]. This study examines historical and contemporary correlations, analyzing excess mortality trends and the documented synergistic effects of EMR, adjuvants, and environmental toxins.

Findings demonstrate that urban areas with high EMR exposure consistently exhibit greater excess mortality and disease prevalence compared to rural regions [18,20,37]. The research advocates for stricter EMR regulations, targeted detoxification strategies, and interdisciplinary research to mitigate the adverse health impacts [9,19,28,50,52].

 Keywords: Electromagnetic Radiation; Vaccines; Excess Mortality; Nanotechnology; Public Health; Neurological Disorders; 5G; Detoxification Protocols; pH Balance; Oxidative Stress Management; Aluminum Adjuvants; Graphene Oxide; Urban-Rural Disparities; pH; Terrain Theory

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Citation

Citation: Anders Brunstad and Robert Oldham Young. “Electromagnetic Radiation, Vaccine Adjuvants, and Toxicological Interactions: Assessing Public Health Impacts and Historical Correlations”.Acta Scientific Medical Sciences 9.7 (2025): 48-61.

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Copyright: © 2025 Anders Brunstad and Robert Oldham Young. This is an open-access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original author and source are credited.