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�Whether we can sense the presence of EMFs or not, they will still have an effect.�
�From an epidemiological perspective, the evidence is irrefutable. There are too many studies with positive findings for this health issue to be overlooked.�
TABLE VI EPIDEMIOLOGICAL EMF STUDIES
Disease, # of Studies, # with Positive Correlation Adult Brain Cancer, 32, 25 Adult Leukemia, 43, 32 Alzheimer�s Disease, 6, 4 Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, 7, 6 Childhood Brain Cancer, 12, 6 Childhood Leukemia, 19, 16 Female Breast Cancer, 24, 17 Heart Disease, 8, 6 Male Breast Cancer, 16, 11 Miscarriage, 37, 27 Suicide, 8, 6
"Frequencies (energy) above 1.7 kHz (40 Graham Stetzer Units, GSU) enter the body through the spread effect, whereas frequencies below fall to the ground. (14) Frequencies above 2 kHz (50 GSU) are dissipated into the body, targeting organs, Recently studies have shown that by decreasing EMF exposure to below 30 GSU a number of disorders can be affected. (15) These, and all EMFs, may manifest in a two hundred to four hundred percent (200% to 400%) greater risk of diseases such as cancer, leukemia, lymphoma, brain tumors, spontaneous abortions, Alzheimer�s disease or suicide (of electrical workers). (16, 17, 18)" __________________________
14 Reilly J. P. Applied Bioelectricity: From Electrostimulation to Electropathology. Springer Pub. New York 1998; p341-369.
15 Havas, M, Stetzer D. Dirty Electricity and Electrical Hypersensitivity: Five Case Studies. World Health Organization Workshop on Electrical Hypersensitivity, 25-26 October, Prague. 2004.
16 Villeneuve P J, Agnew D A, et al. Non-Hodgkin�s lymphoma among electric utilities workers in Ontario: the evaluation of alternative indicies of exposure to 60Hz electric and magnetic fields. Occup Environ Med. 2000; 57:349-357.
17 Hillman D. Exposure to electric and magnetic fields (EMF) linked to neuro-endocrine stress syndrome: increased cardiovascular disease, diabetes and cancer. Shocking News. 2005; (8):p2.
18 Wethimer N, Leeper E. Adult cancer related to electrical wires near the home. Int J Epidemiol. 1982; 11:p345-355.
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