For 15 years, I lived in a body that kept crashing — waves of unexplained fatigue, brain fog, and sensory overwhelm that made everyday life feel like too much. I worked for two decades at Schiphol Airport, surrounded by constant movement, noise, and invisible stimulation. I kept wondering why my system felt so overloaded all the time — and why no one else seemed affected in the same way.

Back then, I didn’t know I had electromagnetic hypersensitivity (EHS). I also didn’t understand how deeply that sensitivity was shaped by who I am: an Indigo, born with a nervous system that registers what others don’t. I always felt different, but I didn’t yet know that my body was reacting to something real — frequencies in my environment that most people tune out or never feel at all.

Eventually, I was diagnosed with chronic Epstein-Barr, and that became a turning point. Through that diagnosis, I began to understand how EMFs were acting like a constant fuel source — keeping my system in agitation instead of allowing it to heal. I realized I wasn’t fragile or imagining things — I was simply tuned into a frequency-heavy world in a way my system couldn’t handle without support.

That’s when I discovered the Aires Effect. Their wellness devices help tune electromagnetic chaos into something my body can live with. Instead of pushing through overwhelm, I finally experienced what nervous system clarity feels like: calm, grounded, clear — not wired and depleted. The Aires Effect isn’t just something I believe in — I feel it.

Today, I’m able to live in Amsterdam — one of Europe’s most overstimulating cities — because of these devices. Aires helps me regulate in an environment that used to send my system into shutdown. That’s not a small thing. That’s freedom.