What Doctors Don't Tell YouElectromagnetic fields (or EMFs) from electricity lines almost certainly cause leukaemia, Alzheimer’s disease and other degenerative illnesses. Yet, most scientists - and every power supplier and government planning department around the...
VDUs work in a similar way to your television. ... ...
Wherever there are electromagnetic fields (EMFs), there are potential problems for people with pacemakers. Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scans can cause the devices to malfunction.
Hospitals have just lost their last defence as to why things keep going wrong in their wards. Until recently the answer was simple and obvious . . .
New evidence from Sweden has convinced many authorities of links between household exposure to electromagnetic fields and leukemia. ...
Re the dangers of phone masts (WDDTY vol 15 no 5), it is vital that the public is made aware of how they can protect themselves by taking a precautionary approach. An affordable product is available that can reduce the effects of radiation from...
With so many possible sources of man-made EMFs, both inside and outside the home, to which no generation of human beings before us has ever been exposed, the best course of action is prudent avoi ...
Electromagnetic field (EMF) levels are calibrated according to a variety of measures, the most common of which is ‘microteslas’ (µT). In the UK, the government body responsible for advising on EMF safety is the National Radiological Protection Board...
I see that you recently did an issue about creating a healthy home environment (WDDTY, vol 10, no 1). In the article, you didn't mention anything about halogen lamps. Someone recently told me that ...
John, a former director of an IT consultancy My first experience with electrosensitivity was seven years ago, while working very near a satellite-communications base station. I worked in that job for 11 months, and had concentration and short-term...
