You don't need autism to try the protocol. Many families who've noticed improvements in their behavior, sleep and/or digestion after two weeks of this experiment have been moved to decrease their EMR exposure yet more.
ZL: You report, "In Greenbank, West Virginia, the National Radio Astronomy Observatory prohibits anything that produces radiofrequencies, including satellites and wireless devices. Some electrically sensitive people find their symptoms eased in Greenbank; others find them aggravated."
How does it make any logical sense that a radio-quiet area exacerbates symptoms of some e-sensitive folks who go there?
KS: We can't know for sure. However, extremely low frequency (ELF) electromagnetic fields (different from radiofrequency fields) could be the culprits, including those caused by stray/ground currents, powerlines, transformers, wiring errors and "dirty" power.
For more info, read what Dr. Don Hillman has observed about cows and ground currents (p. 48). Page 48 also has simple info about dirty power.
See Sonia Hoglander's story on p. 54 about powerlines and magnetic fields.
Lydia Shuster tells about magnetic fields in her condo, possibly caused by a microwave oven, on p. 73.
Catherine Kleiber's story on p. 119 describes problems possibly sourced from fluorescent lights, variable speed motors and other common appliances on our electric grid.
Powerlines and wired electronics and appliances (with switch-mode power supplies, which commonly emit magnetic fields) are allowed in Greenbank; the ELF fields they emit operate at amplitudes and frequencies that are not found in nature. Some people find these disturbing.
Also, the Observatory's equipment could emit ELF and RF fields that disturb some people.
We'd need measurements to know more.
Part Two of "What
is Health" will be blogged in a few days.
Posted by Katie Singer
www.electronicsilentspring.com
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