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The woman who wears a veil to protect her from modern life
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Sarah Dacre, 51, wears a veil made from polyester filaments dipped in silver twenty four seven. She believes this veil protects her from the elctrosmog that surrounds us. It comes from mobile phones and wireless broadband amongst other things. Five years ago she experienced symptoms such as sickness, dizziness and high blood pressure. Doctors however, failed to alleviate her symptoms; instead she has diagnosed herself as being electro-sensitive. What do you think? Do you experience any of these symptoms and fail to have them cured? Or do you think this lady is a hypochondriac?
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http://www.ecozine.co.uk/Electronicsmog.htm
So electrosmog causes suicides too? How so?
Surely the nature of a suicide is that someone kills themselves, if electrosmog (sounds like a 80s band) was kllling them it wouldn't be suicide? Or am I missing the point?
So electrosmog causes suicides too? How so?
Surely the nature of a suicide is that someone kills themselves, if electrosmog (sounds like a 80s band) was kllling them it wouldn't be suicide? Or am I missing the point?
Between 1953 and 1976, the Soviets directed microwave radiation at the U.S. embassy in Moscow from the roof of an adjacent building. The possibility that this microwave exposure could induce health problems in the embassy staff prompted the government to begin classified research programs on the health effects of microwave exposure. One of these programs was called �Project Pandora�.
Research indicated that, in addition to the mass interference and interception of radar-based communications, the microwave radiation could have adverse effects on the health of the occupants of the embassy. In fact, Soviet data provided the strongest basis for this accusation.
The attention to the Soviet studies claiming adverse health effects brought the discipline of psychology to the forefront of research because many of the Soviet laboratory observations purporting potential health-related effects on small animals were from behavioural studies. Also, almost all of the symptoms reported in Soviet communications and radar workers were psychological in nature. These symptoms included lethargy, lack of concentration, headaches, depression, and impotence. Soviet medical journals termed these collective symptoms microwave sickness. In the U.S. the symptoms sometimes have been referred to as neurasthenia.
I would suggest that such �sicknesses� are possible and the causes may well be due to electro sensitivity, but can often be the result of other medical or biological reasons. After all, radiation is all around us in some form or another, including our mobile phones and electricity pylons. I remain sceptic that the symptoms are instant though, more like the symptoms of pneumoconiosis that miners experience over a long period of time often after a lifetime of working in the mines.
Whether veil is effective I have no idea (is it similar to the cloaks in X-ray labs?) and whether her bum looks big in it is clearly a
Research indicated that, in addition to the mass interference and interception of radar-based communications, the microwave radiation could have adverse effects on the health of the occupants of the embassy. In fact, Soviet data provided the strongest basis for this accusation.
The attention to the Soviet studies claiming adverse health effects brought the discipline of psychology to the forefront of research because many of the Soviet laboratory observations purporting potential health-related effects on small animals were from behavioural studies. Also, almost all of the symptoms reported in Soviet communications and radar workers were psychological in nature. These symptoms included lethargy, lack of concentration, headaches, depression, and impotence. Soviet medical journals termed these collective symptoms microwave sickness. In the U.S. the symptoms sometimes have been referred to as neurasthenia.
I would suggest that such �sicknesses� are possible and the causes may well be due to electro sensitivity, but can often be the result of other medical or biological reasons. After all, radiation is all around us in some form or another, including our mobile phones and electricity pylons. I remain sceptic that the symptoms are instant though, more like the symptoms of pneumoconiosis that miners experience over a long period of time often after a lifetime of working in the mines.
Whether veil is effective I have no idea (is it similar to the cloaks in X-ray labs?) and whether her bum looks big in it is clearly a
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