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Health and geomagnetic storms

A small library on how geomagnetic activity is associated with blood pressure, migraine, sleep, the cardiovascular system, anxiety and general wellbeing. Backed by peer-reviewed research, free of medical advice.

High blood pressure and geomagnetic storms

How geomagnetic disturbances are associated with blood pressure, and what hypertensive patients can do during strong storms.

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Migraine and geomagnetic storms

Links between Kp index and migraine attacks, triggers, prevention, what researchers recommend.

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Sleep and geomagnetic storms

Why sleep quality drops during storm days, how geomagnetic activity relates to melatonin and sleep architecture.

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Cardiovascular system and geomagnetic storms

Effects on heart rhythm, emergency call statistics, who should pay extra attention.

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Anxiety, mood and geomagnetic storms

Emotional state during geomagnetic disturbances, what psychiatric admission data show.

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What to do on a storm day

A universal checklist that brings together advice from every topic article.

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Pregnancy and geomagnetic storms

How geomagnetic disturbances may affect pregnant women, what current data shows, and what to watch for on storm days.

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Older adults and geomagnetic storms

Why seniors are more sensitive to Kp, how to support older relatives, and which risks to keep in mind.

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Medication and geomagnetic storms

Whether to adjust antihypertensives and other drug doses on storm days, and what cardiologists and neurologists recommend.

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Children and geomagnetic storms

Whether geomagnetic fluctuations affect children's sleep, behaviour and mood, and what the research shows.

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Chronic conditions and geomagnetic storms

How diabetes, arthritis, asthma and autoimmune conditions behave during geomagnetic disturbances.

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Weather sensitivity

What weather sensitivity is, how it differs from a reaction to magnetic storms, and how to help yourself.

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6 articles

Each article relies on peer-reviewed studies and avoids medical advice. Always consult a doctor before changing your routine or medication.