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Unfortunately none of this is actually safe for humans. Limiting exposures by reference to W per kg is fundamentally flawed as it ignores Various effects of di
by basicplus2 10y ago
Unfortunately none of this is actually safe for humans.
Limiting exposures by reference to W per kg is fundamentally flawed as it ignores Various effects of different frequencies of both electromagnetic and electrostatic influences on the body.
Eg very low power levels can do things like stop the process of embryonic development in its tracks by stopping divided cells sliding over each other to move to their correct relative position.
- euyyn 10y agoInteresting! Do you have sources for those effects?
- basicplus2 10y agoDr. Ross Adey M.D., of the VA Medical Centre, Research Service, Loma Linda, California, USA, ”The Health Effects of Electromagnetic Radiation”, the Science Show Broadcast 26.5.84 at 1900hrs Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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