In this powerful and eye-opening episode of What Happens in Vagus, Dr. Steph sits down with leading EMF expert Mike Camilleri, CEO & President of Safe Guard Solutions, to unpack the often-overlooked dangers of electromagnetic field (EMF) exposure, especially in the era of 5G technology. 

Together, they shed light on how modern technology, while convenient, may be quietly impacting our health in significant ways. From the unique risks posed by 5G frequencies to the heightened sensitivity of children and other vulnerable individuals, this conversation offers essential insights. 

Dr. Steph and Mike also dive into practical, actionable ways to reduce EMF exposure in the home, like hardwiring devices and using EMF shielding solutions, as well as the importance of clean indoor air and proactive mold management. They emphasize how mold exposure can intensify EMF-related health issues, and highlight the benefits of grounding practices, environmental testing, and working with professionals to create safer living environments. 

Whether you're already EMF-aware or just starting your journey, this episode is a crucial reminder of the importance of protecting your body in today’s tech-saturated world. 

More on Mike Camilleri:

Mike Camilleri is the CEO and President of Safe Guard Solutions, a company recognized for excellence with the 2024 New Business of the Year award and the 2025 Canadian Choice Award in Health. As a Building Biologist, House Doctor, and Home Inspector, Mike specializes in EMFs, mold, indoor air quality, and water filtration systems. With a passion for healthier living environments, he leads Safe Guard Solutions in setting new standards for home wellness and environmental safety.

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