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The World Health Organization has classified microwave radiation (produced by cellphones, wifi, cellphone towers and smart meters) as a 2B carcinogen, and based that declaration on studies that have linked cell phone radiation to brain tumors.
An article here from healthnutnews.com Kiwis, see this site for local information on health risks stopsmartmeters.org.nz There is a page on the latter site providing testimonies of people whose symptoms stopped following removal of SMs. (Note here they are frequently called Advanced Meters). See our Smart Meter pages also.
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The Article from Health Nut News:
In recent years there have been increasing reports that “smart meters” – the digitized electric meters that are designed to send usage figures to power companies wirelessly – are causing a range of health issues among a growing portion of the population where such devices are in use.
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https://www.healthnutnews.com/silent-killer-smart-meters-destroying-health/
This Health Nut News article says that because the new technology exposes users to EMF radiation, some people have experienced side effects such as:
Leg cramps
– Eye problems
– Fatigue
– Ringing in ears
– Problem sleeping
– Headache
– Learning problems
– Heart problems
– Balance problems
I am a very old person (83). I wonder, how can I know whether some of these symptoms are not just age related?
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Aunty, doctors used to believe that old people automatically became tired and symptomatic as they aged but the thinking has changed on this. Older people are more susceptible to certain conditions eg (heart disease, diabetes, cancer) but most of them can be treated. I strongly encourage all my friends to see their GP if they develop symptoms – especially fatigue – as this usually relates to treatable heart conditions.
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Thanks Stuart. I have a very good GP. I usually feel still quite healthy. I try to avoid cold winds and too cold air conditioning. I feel best when the temperature is above 20C and no strong wind. I do not use a smart phone, no cell phone at all.
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So far there has not been ‘a smart meter’ installed at our place. I looked this article up
https://wordpress.com/read/blogs/122301576/posts/25744
“How to protect yourself from smart meter radiation”
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Here’s a website about how Australians can prevent smart meters from being installed full stop:
https://stopsmartmeters.com.au/actions-you-can-take/
As far as protecting yourself from microwave radiation, my friends (who had smart meters installed without their permission) just put up aluminum foil on the inside wall behind the smart meter to prevent the radiation from entering the house.
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Thank you for all this information, Stuart. 🙂
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See also:
“Between Neurophysiology and Philosophy: Some Speculations about Consciousness”: https://wipokuli.wordpress.com/2017/10/29/between-neurophysiology-and-philosophy-some-speculations-about-consciousness/
Regards
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Interesting post – and commentary. Thanks for the link, Schluter.
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I am reblogging this Dr. Bramhall. I am so unnerved by this. Horrified, actually.
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What I find really scary, Lara, is that these detrimental health effects have been documented for nearly two decades. Thanks for reblogging.
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I am seeing a pattern of deception and deceit when it comes to western medicine.
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Yes, indeedy. I blame it on the commodification of medicine. When the market took healing over from women, doctors ceased to focus on healing. They were forced to focus on interventions instead because that was the only way they could charge a fee. Barbara Ehrenreich writes about this in For Her Own Good – which I’m reviewing today.
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