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Prof Trevor Marshall
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Posted: Wed Dec 2nd, 2015 18:15 |
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On September 3rd I gave a presentation at the EPMA Congress in Bonn. Unfortunately the video camera did not record. I have hesitated to put the slide set and audio of the presentation online, but there are key elements of this presentation which I have given nowhere else.
In particular, I show more detail of how human proteins (especially the VDR) are sensitive to Electromagnetic waves in the Microwave region.
To skip all the usual background stuff you can use this URL, and get right to the Tin-Foil Hat discussion:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bjY08k1ZYvo&t=6m23s
..Trevor..
ps: thanks to all who are helping us in this research 
pps:
A PDF copy of the written abstract is here http://autoimmunityresearch.org/abstracts/EPMA_2015_abstract.pdf
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HeatherZ
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Posted: Wed Dec 2nd, 2015 20:08 |
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Thanks Trevor, do you think being on MP with high levels of inflammation make us more senstive to the immune-effects of EMF or would immunosuppressed people, like people eating lots of vitamin D fortified food, or regularly taking NSAIDS would notice an effect, or would it not effect them significantly (as far as they are aware)?
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Prof Trevor Marshall
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Posted: Wed Dec 2nd, 2015 21:23 |
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'Healthy' people (40% of the population) really don't notice any effect at amplitudes below -20dBm. There are slips in cognition, balance, etc, but until the level gets really high their bodies can repair the damage pretty quickly. Those who have mild disease cannot correlate the additional symptoms with the presence of the waves, but they are being affected. There is a heck of a lot of Ambien being prescribed at the moment Obesity is epidemic. The elderly have balance troubles.
Now does it affect 'healthy' folk (and especially children) nevertheless? Yes, I think so. If we look at the rising incidence of chronic disease these past 60 years it is tough to tie the steady increase with any one factor - antibiotic use, for example, vaccine use, nothing really jumps out of the timeline except a steadily increasing influence of something since TV and FM started in the 1950's. Take a look at this 2004 study and see what you think
http://www.partnershipforsolutions.org/DMS/files/chronicbook2004.pdf
Remember that the graph in section 6 has to be cumulated - to find the number with at least one chronic disease you have to add all the columns.
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Sallie Q
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Posted: Wed Dec 2nd, 2015 22:50 |
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what really, really, scares me is the potential harm to infants, particularly where the pregnant mother is exposed and even increasing her exposure by her lifestyle
It is so ironic, when the health budget is under threat, and on this website we just know the potential effects, particularly to the young, are huge
that modern medicine is prevented from catching up with prevention of harm, by commercial interests and timid or ignorant politicians 
My grandchildren are mostly now in the age group to 'go into production' themselves
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Prof Trevor Marshall
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Posted: Thu Dec 3rd, 2015 00:23 |
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Sallie, there is so much misunderstanding of electromagnetic theory, too. For example, this from Magda Havas' site:"We as a society grew up with AM and FM radio frequencies and for the most part our bodies have adapted to these frequencies if they are low intensity"
I suspect those of you who have had the chance to play with a 27MHz Capacitive Waves system would find this thinking very hard to understand. And our original 6.78MHz CWS systems seemed plenty bioactive as well.
Sometimes the truth is so unpalatable that it is unthinkable, even to a scientist.
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