Posted by Lloyd on January 19, 2011 under Electromagnetic radiation | 
Below is an interview with Walter Graham, British speaker and researcher on microwave technology. What you will learn in this interview: – microwave ovens were originally designed to operate at 900 MHz, but because the microwaves came through the sides of the oven the frequency was changed to 2.45 GHz – many cell phones operate
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Posted by Lloyd on January 18, 2011 under Electromagnetic radiation |
Update 6 October 2011: The questions I asked in this article are more pertinent than ever now that Mr Jobs has passed away, see also Professor Magda Havas’ letter . RIP Steve Jobs. This morning I woke up to the news that Steve Jobs, chief executive of Apple, has announced to his employees that he
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Posted by Lloyd on January 13, 2011 under Electromagnetic radiation |
Let’s face it, electrosensitivity or electrical sickness is not that big a deal for the public at large. Most people have never heard of it and those that have generally think “its all in the mind”. But diabetes is a big deal. The information in the video I am sharing with you today, for me
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Posted by Lloyd on January 5, 2011 under Electromagnetic radiation |
We’ve all seen those unsightly big pylons which carry power lines from one side of the country to the other. What if the EMFs they are emitting were just as bad, if not worse, than all the new wireless technologies like cell phones, cell phone towers, WiFi and smart meters? If you live within close
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Posted by Lloyd on December 30, 2010 under Dirty electricity, Electromagnetic radiation |
I remember when I was at school my teacher telling me about the terrible work conditions of chimney sweeps in the 18th century. These were people, often children, who worked in terrible working conditions and succumbed to work related cancers primarily because of this poor working environment. Well, what if the modern day office, with
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