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Cell phones, cell phone towers, wifi signals...and seizures?http://www.ehow.com/facts_7424090_se...radiation.html GSM radiation triggers seizures and increases cerebral c-Fos positivity in rats pretreated with subconvulsive doses of picrotoxin: http://tinyurl.com/4pvpukl Hmmm? I have to admit, I was using a cordless phone heavily around the time these seizures first started. And my ex-husband, a heavy cell phone user, even had a brain tumor removed a couple of years ago. And yes, the tumor was removed from the side of his head against which he'd hold his phone. Plus, he spent 6 years working on radar. And what about the cell phone towers and wifi antennas that are on every corner and building today? Even radio and TV towers and airport radar? I found this, and there are A LOT of towers and antennas near my home... Check for towers and antennas here: www.antennasearch.com |
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| It all depends on the frequency that they emmit. I'm an amateur radio operator and work with the County storm spotters, 1 of the things I know is that, the higher the frequency, the more dangerous it is. This is why in the GHZ range, people are generally limited to 1/2 watt. You could put a 10 poud turkey on an antenna, key up the mike, turn the power up to 5 watts, and that thing would be well-done in about 10 minutes! (Now think about the damage that amount of power could do to anyone around!) that's why they can only use that tiny amount. Point being, with the effect radiation has on something like this, and being that everything that has an electric current or field -including your own body- can be disrupted by these things, while I've never seen it or heard of it myself, I wouldn't be 1 bit suprised if it could be shown that frequencies in cell phone range could maybe cause seizures -especially if the wavelengths are....how do I put this in English....similar to the frequencies that the electrical system in the human body has. (It would take a book to properly explain what I'm saying there.) The short of it is; theoretically, radio waves CAN affect seizures if they're the right frequency. |
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| What concerns me is that many of my seizures happen in the car, and two of my most severe ones happened just after I'd passed a huge cell phone antenna, but I guess it'd be hard NOT to pass a cell phone tower today? I also read that motion itself can trigger seizures, too, so...? I, personally, do not trust this new technology. Just sitting at this computer can cause my lower jaw to 'buzz' and tighten. And then I read stuff like this and realize we're not being told the half of it... German Doctors Unite on RF Health Effects: http://www.powerwatch.org.uk/news/20050722_bamberg.asp Attitudes to the Health Dangers of Non-Thermal EMFs: http://www.powerwatch.org.uk/news/20...ngton_emfs.pdf Electrical Sensitivity & Hypersensitivity: http://www.ei-resource.org/illness-i...ersensitivity/ Electrohypersensitivity (EHS) in the Netherlands: http://www.stichtingehs.nl/images/st...lands_2008.pdf |
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| Well, it would be kinda' hard for it to affect you for that brief period. Yet I'm not an M.D. so I can't say 100% ...although even they more than likely couldn't As for the "not being told the half of it", for starters go get the books "Natural cures, what 'they' don't want you to know" and "more natural cures revealed" by Kevin Tredeau (I always spell his name wrong). Then play around on-line for some of the stuff about cell towers. I'd also suggest you subscribe to the (free) on-line newletters by Dr. Mercola and Dr. Douglass. They are 2 M.D.'s that are breaking away from all the cover-ups by the drug companies, food industries (like Monsantos, ADM, etc.), and letting people know about a lot of stuff that the F.D.A., F.T.C., and other people & agencies are NOT telling us. I've been digging into the natural/Eastern/herbal medicine for years and have uncovered more than you'd believe! |
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| I actually read a bunch of books about cell phone towers and EMFs and microwaves. My favorites are the ones written by Dr. Robert O. Becker ('The Body Electric' and 'Cross Currents') and B. Blake Levitt ('Cell Towers - Wireless Convenience? or Environmental Hazard?' and 'Electromagnetic Fields: A Consumer's Guide to the Issues and How to Protect Ourselves'). After reading these, I got rid of my cordless phone and will only use the clock and fan on my microwave, not the oven itself. In fact, I actually checked the levels with a special meter that measures EMFs, and I had to stand maybe...?...10 feet away from my microwave?...all the way in my living room...to not get 'zapped' by it, because it leaks! And the 'background' EMFs in my home...and this is away from appliances...measure 3-4 milligauss or higher 24/7. Most other homes I've measured run maybe 1-2 milligauss? My next-door neighbor's home though measures...?...I think it was 6-10 milligauss?...it was even higher than mine. |
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| I've wondered for a long time about my wireless router. I have a super powerful one with a booster anntenae. (I like sitting out in the yard under a tree and working on my computer) |
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| As long as you shut the modem off when you are not using the lap top or unplug it (better yet) it won't really do anything. Re-read what I wrote about power limits and GHZ range with 2-way radios. If your modem is THAT strong to be able to be used from the yard....! UGH! Especially don't be anywhere near the modemfor any extended length of time when it's operating! |
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| Oh....to help explain further if you want, I would need to know the frequency produced by your modem, or whatever other device, you're wondering about. The secondary harmonics are what determine what gets affected by what. To put it in English, that means, if you're transmitting on 15 MGHZ for example, everything on 30 MGHZ, 60 MGHZ, 120 MGHZ, 240MGHZ, etc. will be affected by it. So, if a cell phone you're using is on 900MGHZ, if your body's electrical field is operating at (and who knows what they operate at?) 1800, or 3600 MGHZ, you bet it will have an effect!! Unfortunately, no one (that I know of at least) has done any studies on what frequencies the human (or any other body) resonates at. |
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| i have no idea about frequencies... lol.... and never think to shut off my modem. i can hardly remember to tie my shoes sometimes. like today. p.s. my wifi reaches about 200 feet |
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| Read Dr. Robert O. Becker's 'The Body Electric' though. 'Cross Currents', too. They both are page-turning excellent! He's deceased, but he was twice nominated for a Nobel Prize. He wondered why salamandars could regrow new limbs if they were severed, yet humans couldn't. Bone is the only organ humans can regenerate. But most people don't realize that if the tip of their finger is severed above a certain point, the fingertip will regrow...fingernail and all...so there is potential for humans to regenerate virtually any organ tissue with the right 'electricity', and that was the bulk of Dr. Becker's research. Take cancer cells. Under the microscope they look chaotic. But regenerative stem cells also appear chaotic as they go through the process of 'deciding' what type of tissue to become. So is cancer really regeneration gone awry? Makes you wonder! |
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| Found this, too... Is Cell Phone Radiation Weakening the Brain? http://www.environmentalhealthtrust....eakening-brain |
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