Stephanie Locricchio

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Culture Apothecary with Alex Clark · 5G: The Biggest Public Health Experiment in History | Stephanie Locricchio · 16 Jun 2026 podcast

Those are things that you can easily do right now.

And making sure that you're paying attention to how much time you're spending.

I mean, our screen time amounts are out of control.

Bad for the eyes, bad for the brain, bad for the body, bad for the anxiety, like especially in our children.

So time, really limiting the amount of time that you're spending on those devices.

Picking up books instead of reading it on the thing, like going for the hard covers instead of doing everything through technology.

Ask yourself the question, do I really need to do it this way or is there something easy I can do?

And like I said, the wiring, the downloading, those are simple things that cost nothing but really make a big difference.

So there's a lot on the childrenshealthdefense.org website.

There's also another website.

So stop5g.org is a initiative of Children's Health Defense.

And basically, it's a community empowerment consulting program

So our attorneys, some of the people in our EMR department work with local communities.

There's do-it-yourself resources on there that help to stop towers that are coming up in your area, all the way to hiring our team to help fight a cell tower in your area.

There's lots of studies on that website.

Environmental Health Trust has studies on their website.

So there's tons.

You just have to look for them.

We had yesterday some big news with Children's Health Defense.

CHG filed a federal court case and basically demands that the FCC comply with the 2021 court order to re-examine those outdated guidelines and provide written explanation as to why they're still relevant and protecting public health and the environment.

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