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I'm not a electric magnetic scientist, but I did stay at a Holiday Inn once...ha.

That said, do you realize how many EM waves travel through your body every day? Think about it: Cell phones, radio, TV, computers, routers, GPS, home devices, etc. No one is dying of those waves penetrating their bodies. Your cats are okay.

Cell phones, radio, TV, computers, routers, GPS, home devices, etc. No one is dying of those waves penetrating their bodies.
During WWII, and long afterward, science "experts" were surprised to discover all the damage done to those exposed to atomic bombs. That includes American GIs in the western deserts as well as those in Japan.

Today's tecno-damage to humans may not be either immediate or obvious. While no one may be dropping dead today, perhaps future generations may experience untold suffering.

"That said, do you realize how many EM waves travel through your body every day?"

Worked for about five years at a 50,000 watt radio (was WJJD is now WYLL) in Chicago. For a while we operated directly from the transmitter site where were bathed in rf all the time.
Only time it got weird was when a heavy rain flooded the ground around the towers. That changed the tuning of the antenna-ground system and the swr (standing wave ratio) got so high that it locked up every computer in the building. Adjusting the tuning to match current parameters remedied the situation.

In a bad swr situation it takes power that should go to the antenna and reflects it back into the transmitter and the building. None of us had any problems with it, but you could pick up the station on telephone (land lines) and a variety of small appliances.